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Great job, Kosi!!!!!!!

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Dam if we don’t have a real OC that can develop himself a quarterback. I’m as sure as sh*t, that wasn’t the same kid from last season. His deep balls are still awesome. He looked like a man out there! Dare I say it, but he looked as good as king. He doesn’t have the wheels, but the offense was just as efficient. It certainly had a deep threat that hasn’t been there all year. WOW
 
Unsider said:
The kid has taken quite a few cheap shots over his time here. He could have quit a while back. I hope he fights for his spot next year. He won me over last night.
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If god forbid, King is not able to make it back in time for week 1 next season, I want Kosi as our QB. He showed last night that he can ball in Lashlee's system. His stat line would have been crazy without the drops
 
He’s a solid backup. He still has a lot of work to do but he played tough and did enough to win. Unfortunately we lack in serveral areas. He seems to be able to launch the long ball but too many of his throws are weak. That last play if he fires it to Redding it may be a TD. He had a couple fruit loops for completions that would have been longer gains if he gets the ball in quicker instead of a loop duck.
 
I think we had a turn last night.

When Kosi came in, the guys I was watching with groaned. And I understand that, but I also over the years have noted in some difficult instances when a leader was unable to continue that the rest of the team had two choices - man up and try harder - or quit.

Last night, I saw our team almost instantly cowboy up and start busting their asses - as King was not going to be able to bail them out of their half-assed effort. King is great - but King was their crutch. And without their crutch - oh well . . .

THAT is what a team does when it has a Come-To-Jesus moment. Everyone must endeavor to compensate for everyone else.

And we almost won! In spite of spotting them 21 points at the beginning.

What a comeback - we just came up a bit short.

Valuable lessons - learned.

Now, if Manny can make another good decision and dump our current DC - even Alabama won't embarrass us.
 
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UMFarArcher said:
I think we had a turn last night.

When Kosi came in, the guys I was watching with groaned. And I understand that, but I also over the years have noted in some difficult instances when a leader was unable to continue that the rest of the team had two choices - man up and try harder - or quit.

Last night, I saw our team almost instantly cowboy up and start busting their asses - as King was not going to be able to bail them out of their half-assed effort. King is great - but King was their crutch. And without their crutch - oh well . . .

THAT is what a team does when it has a Come-To-Jesus moment. Everyone must endeavor to compensate for everyone else.

And we almost won! In spite of spotting them 21 points at the beginning.

What a comeback - we just came up a bit short.

Valuable lessons - learned.

Now, if Manny can make another good decision and dump our current DC - even Alabama won't embarrass us.
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Not Arguing with your assessment.

This being said we’ve reached the “ Good Job - Good Effort “ era at Miami.

Prepare thy ****. Satan will demoralize Manuer on national television. Score will likely not be 58-0, but it will be clear to anyone with a pulse that we never had a chance in this contest.

Better convert our field goals or we’ll get skunked by Baga.
 
He played admirably and probably would have pulled it out if Pope and Wiggins could catch anything.

That said, anyone wanting to see him under center next season is falling for the ol banana in the tailpipe.
 
Savage Cane said:
Not Arguing with your assessment.

This being said we’ve reached the “ Good Job - Good Effort “ era at Miami.

Prepare thy ****. Satan will demoralize Manuer on national television. Score will likely not be 58-0, but it will be clear to anyone with a pulse that we never had a chance in this contest.

Better convert our field goals or we’ll get skunked by Baga.
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Easy Cosell. Still have over 5 months for that game...
 
numbers said:
He played admirably and probably would have pulled it out if Pope and Wiggins could catch anything.

That said, anyone wanting to see him under center next season is falling for the ol banana in the tailpipe.
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Whoever is responsible for them being on the field - should be caned.

Yah! Like the beat the **** out of you in the Phillipines with some canes thick as a broom handle.

Never repeat the same thing - and expect a different result.
 
1LuvCane said:
Easy Cosell. Still have over 5 months for that game...
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You are right 1. It only takes a moment to make a miracle.

Miami will be a hard nosed, prepared, focused, well coached, motivated, and smart football team from the opening kick of 2021.

I am setting the intention & will not say another word until 0:00 Game 1.


It could happen.
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He deserved a better fate. A win for his memory banks. He put in a night that was worthy of that touch of glory a backup longs for, and his teammates let him down.
 
Perry opens up the pass game more than King does, he definitely has an NFL arm. With that said, although he played very well last night, he is the ultimate hot / cold QB and sometimes makes terrible decisions with the football.

he’s like a Ryan Fitzpatrick / Jamie’s Winston type but not as talented. But he is a great backup in college to have and I’m happy he’s a Cane
 
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