BREAKING: Rosier named starter

[ABLECANE]

Is Junior Rosier better than Freshman Kaya?

junior Rosier is better than Junior Kaaya.

That means rosier is draftable!!

[video=youtube;0YuaZcylk_o]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YuaZcylk_o[/video]

 

[ABLECANE]

Obviously the safe choice at this point. Perry obviously was nowhere near where he needed to be.

[video=youtube;f0TdGGpOpVE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0TdGGpOpVE[/video]

 

[Novacane32000]

Months ago I expected it would be Perry and I hoped it would be Perry. More entertaining and interesting. Considerably more dispersion but that's a good thing.

I'm not afraid of losing, or nearly losing, to teams we should defeat. It takes two to be embarrassed and the Canes should never be one of them. Gators run away. We don't. However, I suspect Richt is more than somewhat gunshy given his recent ouster at Georgia and the impatience/outrage of Canes fans. Hence the more cautious strategic choice.

I literally paid no attention to Rosier in that Clemson game, despite being in the stands. I didn't view him as a Canes caliber quarterback so the details didn't matter. Two Clemson fans had relocated in the emptied stadium and sat behind me to my left. I turned and spoke to them about the status of our program, while Rosier was doing whatever he did.

Four years out of high school before being named the starter is not the blueprint or resume of an elite college quarterback. We can adjust and pretend all we want but as always I default to big picture logic, the more often than not role. At Alabama that type of quarterback can jump in and run the table, or nearby. We aren't close to Alabama level, despite all the adjusters who prefer to insist otherwise.

I suspect if Perry were a traditional pro style quarterback like Kaaya he might have been given the starting benefit of a doubt despite the growing pains. But with an athletic scattergun type the results can be all over the place. Richt steadily realized he didn't want to take that chance, that Perry was too far away.

Regardless, I applaud Perry for not enrolling early. I lose some respect for anyone who enrolls early. The high school experience should be played out and cherished to the finish, before doing the same at the next level.

How would you bet the Maywether/McGregor fight ?

 

[Jedi Master Cane]

Nkosi will take the job soon as he's ready.... this is the perfect scenario to have him 2nd string to groom our future star qb.

If Nkosi ends up playing meaningful snaps this year....we're in a world of ****.

Nah if Malik were to get injured N'Kosi will be ready by the half way point of the season. Not winning a championship but still contending for the ACCCG

LOL...Nah, if Malik got hurt Sherieffs would play.

Let it go dude. Perry's time will be next year or the year after.

 

[BigDikCane]

Richt sent the blitz packages at Perry and he had trouble handling the snaps under center. Overall Perry was the better qb in shotgun with his quick decisions he just had trouble under center. Richt probably made the right decision and not destroying Nkosi's confidence but Perry has the most talent by far.

 

[KrazyCane]

He earned it the hard way against this defense.... he's ready.

I'm proud of you for expressing support for the named starter. Perry's time will come.

Lol u say that like I was stressing?? I like Malik as long as Evan is never on the field I'm good.

 

[ABLECANE]

[video=youtube;t-y53iQTB9c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-y53iQTB9c[/video]

 

[AK_Cane]

Richt sent the blitz packages at Perry and he had trouble handling the snaps under center. Overall Perry was the better qb in shotgun with his quick decisions he just had trouble under center. Richt probably made the right decision and not destroying Nkosi's confidence but Perry has the most talent by far.

Which is awesome because we wont have a big question mark there next year. Hopefully Rosier balls goes to the draft then Kosi battles Cade, Art and The Sheriff next year

 

[Wash140in60]

if malik kills it this year and evan is #2 , I'm assuming Evan will get the garbage time pt and kosi might redshirt this year, next year malik may keep his job so it's possible we may not see kosi start until his rs soph year??

the horror

lol it's possible right? but I'm thinking kosi takes it next year (forcing malik to xfer??) man this will be interesting to watch the next few years.

Malik is a Cane through and through. I don't think he's going anywhere.

 

[LustNCanes]

Months ago I expected it would be Perry and I hoped it would be Perry. More entertaining and interesting. Considerably more dispersion but that's a good thing.

I'm not afraid of losing, or nearly losing, to teams we should defeat. It takes two to be embarrassed and the Canes should never be one of them. Gators run away. We don't. However, I suspect Richt is more than somewhat gunshy given his recent ouster at Georgia and the impatience/outrage of Canes fans. Hence the more cautious strategic choice.

I literally paid no attention to Rosier in that Clemson game, despite being in the stands. I didn't view him as a Canes caliber quarterback so the details didn't matter. Two Clemson fans had relocated in the emptied stadium and sat behind me to my left. I turned and spoke to them about the status of our program, while Rosier was doing whatever he did.

Four years out of high school before being named the starter is not the blueprint or resume of an elite college quarterback. We can adjust and pretend all we want but as always I default to big picture logic, the more often than not role. At Alabama that type of quarterback can jump in and run the table, or nearby. We aren't close to Alabama level, despite all the adjusters who prefer to insist otherwise.

I suspect if Perry were a traditional pro style quarterback like Kaaya he might have been given the starting benefit of a doubt despite the growing pains. But with an athletic scattergun type the results can be all over the place. Richt steadily realized he didn't want to take that chance, that Perry was too far away.

Regardless, I applaud Perry for not enrolling early. I lose some respect for anyone who enrolls early. The high school experience should be played out and cherished to the finish, before doing the same at the next level.

STFU Gary! Why do you always have to be set at maximum bloviate?

Go crawl back under your conch shell and tell the people sitting next to you how clever you are.

What the fvck is this dude smoking? Gary just fvcked my head up.

[MENTION=7366]Cane Dynasty[/MENTION], how's that pimp hand?

 

[Cane Dynasty]

Months ago I expected it would be Perry and I hoped it would be Perry. More entertaining and interesting. Considerably more dispersion but that's a good thing.

I'm not afraid of losing, or nearly losing, to teams we should defeat. It takes two to be embarrassed and the Canes should never be one of them. Gators run away. We don't. However, I suspect Richt is more than somewhat gunshy given his recent ouster at Georgia and the impatience/outrage of Canes fans. Hence the more cautious strategic choice.

I literally paid no attention to Rosier in that Clemson game, despite being in the stands. I didn't view him as a Canes caliber quarterback so the details didn't matter. Two Clemson fans had relocated in the emptied stadium and sat behind me to my left. I turned and spoke to them about the status of our program, while Rosier was doing whatever he did.

Four years out of high school before being named the starter is not the blueprint or resume of an elite college quarterback. We can adjust and pretend all we want but as always I default to big picture logic, the more often than not role. At Alabama that type of quarterback can jump in and run the table, or nearby. We aren't close to Alabama level, despite all the adjusters who prefer to insist otherwise.

I suspect if Perry were a traditional pro style quarterback like Kaaya he might have been given the starting benefit of a doubt despite the growing pains. But with an athletic scattergun type the results can be all over the place. Richt steadily realized he didn't want to take that chance, that Perry was too far away.

Regardless, I applaud Perry for not enrolling early. I lose some respect for anyone who enrolls early. The high school experience should be played out and cherished to the finish, before doing the same at the next level.

STFU Gary! Why do you always have to be set at maximum bloviate?

Go crawl back under your conch shell and tell the people sitting next to you how clever you are.

What the fvck is this dude smoking? Gary just fvcked my head up.

[MENTION=7366]Cane Dynasty[/MENTION], how's that pimp hand?

It still burns sometimes but I've learned to manage my friend!

 

[LustNCanes]

Months ago I expected it would be Perry and I hoped it would be Perry. More entertaining and interesting. Considerably more dispersion but that's a good thing.

I'm not afraid of losing, or nearly losing, to teams we should defeat. It takes two to be embarrassed and the Canes should never be one of them. Gators run away. We don't. However, I suspect Richt is more than somewhat gunshy given his recent ouster at Georgia and the impatience/outrage of Canes fans. Hence the more cautious strategic choice.

I literally paid no attention to Rosier in that Clemson game, despite being in the stands. I didn't view him as a Canes caliber quarterback so the details didn't matter. Two Clemson fans had relocated in the emptied stadium and sat behind me to my left. I turned and spoke to them about the status of our program, while Rosier was doing whatever he did.

Four years out of high school before being named the starter is not the blueprint or resume of an elite college quarterback. We can adjust and pretend all we want but as always I default to big picture logic, the more often than not role. At Alabama that type of quarterback can jump in and run the table, or nearby. We aren't close to Alabama level, despite all the adjusters who prefer to insist otherwise.

I suspect if Perry were a traditional pro style quarterback like Kaaya he might have been given the starting benefit of a doubt despite the growing pains. But with an athletic scattergun type the results can be all over the place. Richt steadily realized he didn't want to take that chance, that Perry was too far away.

Regardless, I applaud Perry for not enrolling early. I lose some respect for anyone who enrolls early. The high school experience should be played out and cherished to the finish, before doing the same at the next level.

STFU Gary! Why do you always have to be set at maximum bloviate?

Go crawl back under your conch shell and tell the people sitting next to you how clever you are.

What the fvck is this dude smoking? Gary just fvcked my head up.

[MENTION=7366]Cane Dynasty[/MENTION], how's that pimp hand?

It still burns sometimes but I've learned to manage my friend!

Well thats positive, heal up brother, we have an excellent season ahead.

 

[k9cane]

Based on what we've seen of Rosier(which isn't all that much) and making some assumptions on his physical capabilities, I expect to see a lot of bootleg/waggle-type of plays, or at least a lot more than we've seen before. But in today's college football you see teams get a lot of easy throws/completiions with stuff like bubble screens that get the ball into playmakers hands quickly and on the run.

I expect a lot of plays where Rosier may not have to make more than one read. I don't expect to see a consistent intermediate passing game inside the hashes. Rosier has a solid arm but I believe there will be a hit and miss quality to our passing game this season

He doesn't have to be great(not with this defense and the playmakers around him) the question is can be steady and serviceable enough not to blow a game?

 

[Southcane]

Based on what we've seen of Rosier(which isn't all that much) and making some assumptions on his physical capabilities, I expect to see a lot of bootleg/waggle-type of plays, or at least a lot more than we've seen before. But in today's college football you see teams get a lot of easy throws/completiions with stuff like bubble screens that get the ball into playmakers hands quickly and on the run.

I expect a lot of plays where Rosier may not have to make more than one read. I don't expect to see a consistent intermediate passing game inside the hashes. Rosier has a solid arm but I believe there will be a hit and miss quality to our passing game this season

He doesn't have to be great(not with this defense and the playmakers around him) the question is can be steady and serviceable enough not to blow a game?

He will do more than what you're asking in your question. You will be pleasantly surprised.

 

[The Svengali]

Based on what we've seen of Rosier(which isn't all that much) and making some assumptions on his physical capabilities, I expect to see a lot of bootleg/waggle-type of plays, or at least a lot more than we've seen before. But in today's college football you see teams get a lot of easy throws/completiions with stuff like bubble screens that get the ball into playmakers hands quickly and on the run.

I expect a lot of plays where Rosier may not have to make more than one read. I don't expect to see a consistent intermediate passing game inside the hashes. Rosier has a solid arm but I believe there will be a hit and miss quality to our passing game this season

He doesn't have to be great(not with this defense and the playmakers around him) the question is can be steady and serviceable enough not to blow a game?

Prepare to be shocked, because Rosier is a much better QB than you're giving him credit before. I think the offense will be wide open and everything will be in play (up top, boundaries, slants, rollouts, etc), and I believe the intermediate passing game inside the hashes will be a strength of the offense. Also, Richt is not a "one read" QB kind of guy. He coaches QB's to see the entire field, and to not make any decisions on where to go with the ball during the drop back, but not until you actually "plant your feet."

I believe Rosier will be a better fit for what Richt wants to do than Kaaya was. You'll all see.

 

[TI_Inspire]

For the record, if Rosier has a good season and he doesn't leave for the draft (most likely outcome IMO). He will be the starter for next season as well. I expect a **** of lot from Perry, but it may be a while before we actually see him start.

And that actually may end up being a blessing in disguise. After all, just think about how radically a player usually improves from their true freshman season. By potentially waiting until his redshirt sophomore season, it will make it a lot easier for him to meet the hype.

Either way, going forward, I feel very good about the QB position.

 

[ghost2]

Based on what we've seen of Rosier(which isn't all that much) and making some assumptions on his physical capabilities, I expect to see a lot of bootleg/waggle-type of plays, or at least a lot more than we've seen before. But in today's college football you see teams get a lot of easy throws/completiions with stuff like bubble screens that get the ball into playmakers hands quickly and on the run.

I expect a lot of plays where Rosier may not have to make more than one read. I don't expect to see a consistent intermediate passing game inside the hashes. Rosier has a solid arm but I believe there will be a hit and miss quality to our passing game this season

He doesn't have to be great(not with this defense and the playmakers around him) the question is can be steady and serviceable enough not to blow a game?

This is pretty much where I'm at as well. For those posters who say we'll be pleasantly surprised, I'm just curious if you're basing that on anything specific you've seen in practice?

 

[Jedi Master Cane]

Based on what we've seen of Rosier(which isn't all that much) and making some assumptions on his physical capabilities, I expect to see a lot of bootleg/waggle-type of plays, or at least a lot more than we've seen before. But in today's college football you see teams get a lot of easy throws/completiions with stuff like bubble screens that get the ball into playmakers hands quickly and on the run.

I expect a lot of plays where Rosier may not have to make more than one read. I don't expect to see a consistent intermediate passing game inside the hashes. Rosier has a solid arm but I believe there will be a hit and miss quality to our passing game this season

He doesn't have to be great(not with this defense and the playmakers around him) the question is can be steady and serviceable enough not to blow a game?

This is pretty much where I'm at as well. For those posters who say we'll be pleasantly surprised, I'm just curious if you're basing that on anything specific you've seen in practice?

Can only speak for myself here but from what I've seen of Rosier, the one thing he's NOT is a game manger. People should stop using that description.

Game managers are Ryan Tannehill types. They play not to throw interceptions. They don't push the ball down the field but instead try to lean on short passes to move the chains. You typically see high completion percentages and low yards per completion from these types.

IMO...Rosier has a little gunslinger in him. The ball comes out pretty quick and assertively and he pushes the ball down the field. You can see on the tape he's attacking the seams and throwing the ball down the field.

So don't get me wrong....I'm not saying Rosier is some sort of all star. All I'm saying is he doesn't appear to be the "game manager" type. He's going to make plays, but with that comes interceptions. It's the name of the game when you actually throw the ball down the field. Now...can he keep the ratio 2:1? We'll see.

 

[The Svengali]

Based on what we've seen of Rosier(which isn't all that much) and making some assumptions on his physical capabilities, I expect to see a lot of bootleg/waggle-type of plays, or at least a lot more than we've seen before. But in today's college football you see teams get a lot of easy throws/completiions with stuff like bubble screens that get the ball into playmakers hands quickly and on the run.

I expect a lot of plays where Rosier may not have to make more than one read. I don't expect to see a consistent intermediate passing game inside the hashes. Rosier has a solid arm but I believe there will be a hit and miss quality to our passing game this season

He doesn't have to be great(not with this defense and the playmakers around him) the question is can be steady and serviceable enough not to blow a game?

This is pretty much where I'm at as well. For those posters who say we'll be pleasantly surprised, I'm just curious if you're basing that on anything specific you've seen in practice?

For me it's a synthesis of what I have seen out of him in live games, combined with, scrimmage stats, and the quotes I am hearing from the coaches about his improvement (the way he is seeing the field and limiting turnovers)

 

[D_G87]

Lol man Rosier isn't leaving for no **** draft next year. Lol wtf are you thinking?