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Any idea what Malik Rosier is up to...?

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Palm Harbor Cane said:
If we’re being honest a lot of quarterbacks over the years have made mistakes, which made those games closer than they should’ve been!
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For sure.
Was watching a replay of the one FSU-Miami game the other night where Dorsey was off almost the entire game but then In the 4th quarter a TD pass to Beard in the back of the end zone, a long run by McGahee followed by a short run by Geathers and a wide left fg by FSU kicker and ... we won by a point.
So yeah I agree with you.

Amazing how much (future NFL) talent both teams had and .... even rewatching it now, that was a helluva game.
 
He was an adult and was tough as nails, which is more than we’ve had since then. That being said he never should have been the starter here, but his legs may have bought us 1-2 wins Kaaya couldn’t. Kaaya also beats Pitt with the shots we had downfield and Wisco
 
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Palm Harbor Cane said:
If we’re being honest a lot of quarterbacks over the years have made mistakes, which made those games closer than they should’ve been!
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Some may not want to hear this, but Gino was one of them.
FSU did have some great defenses in those years, but a pair of 17's a little light.
During his Heisman year, he averaged only 17 ppg in the 5 games vs ranked teams.

BUT!...he made the plays when he had to.
 
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joseermonfils said:
I rewatched that Norte dame game last night man what happened to us since then. Rosier made some good throws that game including the first touchdown to berrios, his running ability was much needed. We were on top of the world that night. Another big thing was how decent our oline play was. 😢😢😢
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And how overrated their's was - "Best O-Line in the nation." Our D-line embarrased them that night. But that was as rare a feel good Cane's night as the guy who reached down and first picked up the Hope Diamond.
 
HurricaneHauk said:
He was 11/22 that game
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In your sad attempt to discredit the most successful QB we've had since Berlin, you copied his numbers from Va Tech, not ND. Pathetic. In 2017, Rosier was especially talented at avoiding sacks behind a porous OL and making plays with his legs, yet all people want to do is post his completion percentage as if that's somehow the only relevant statistic for a dual threat QB at the collegiate level. Rosier had balls, something you don't have. You probably gargled Kaaya's and JW's little nut sacks and blamed our OL, coaches, defense, run game, receivers, etc. as to why they were horribly unsuccessful.
 
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ThomasM said:
Because we had so many missed opportunities to put them away.
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And they missed plenty of opportunities too. That FSU team was as talented or more talented than ours, and Malik beat them at their place.

And not only did he do that, he led 2 game-winning drives in that game and then mocked the FSU crowd before slicing their throats finally with the dime to Langham.
 
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The Franchise said:
And they missed plenty of opportunities too. That FSU team was as talented or more talented than ours, and Malik beat them at their place.

And not only did he do that, he led 2 game-winning drives in that game and then mocked the FSU crowd before slicing their throats finally with the dime to Langham.
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Oh those last two drives were beautiful.
 
The Franchise said:
Yet Berlin is hailed for doing the same thing against ufayg and being significantly worse than Rosier that year overall. Hmmmmm
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Berlin played against a much better team and is pretty much agree on Coker was a dumbass for keeping him under the center the entire game until we were down 2 scores

hughhoney said:
In your sad attempt to discredit the most successful QB we've had since Berlin, you copied his numbers from Va Tech, not ND. Pathetic. In 2017, Rosier was especially talented at avoiding sacks behind a porous OL and making plays with his legs, yet all people want to do is post his completion percentage as if that's somehow the only relevant statistic for a dual threat QB at the collegiate level. Rosier had balls, something you don't have. You probably gargled Kaaya's and JW's little nut sacks and blamed our OL, coaches, defense, run game, receivers, etc. as to why they were horribly unsuccessful.
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Sorry he was 15-24 for 130 yards wow! We we were winning that gam with you at QB

He was 11-22 against VT and almost cost us that game

Feel better?

Kaaya sucks as well, never led a 2nd half comeback in his life at Miami
Rosier blows, don’t know what you’re defending
 
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