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Greg Rosseau

Kid is gone after next year. This is Olivier Vernon all over again. Kid is that good.
 
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The play where he essentially covered the RB and QB at the same time cannot be understated. D$ and I talked this guy up before last season, but I’m even more impressed now that I’ve seen his non-stop motor. Dude is chasing plays he has no business being a part of and saving us yards. Honor to watch the impact he’s had on the defense.
 
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This definitely has the feeling that we’re witnessing a special one of a kind player. Enjoy while we can.
 
Might be the most talented cane I’ve seen since those early 2000 teams easily
 
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247 has an article about Rousseau... gotta love this quote, these are the types of kids you build a program about... not the ones who want to transfer out or bash the coaches after a few losses.

“We needed that momentum,” Rousseau said. “We played a solid game in all three phases. I am so happy for the coaches.”

This guy just had a career day in THE game to do it in as a hurricane and he makes a point to state that he’s happy for the coaches.True Cane!
 
So he has 12 sacks now? 3 games to go. Is he breaking Stubb's single season sack record?
 
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There is no doubt he had a great game today and it appears he has the ability to be one of the best DE’s in Hurricane history. That being stated, I have been watching Miami Hurricane games since 1961 and while I realize that most of the posters on here are probably too young to remember the greatest DE in Miami history but his name is Ted Hendricks.

He was not only a great player in his years at Miami but he was a HOF player in the NFL. While Miami has had a number of great defensive players over the last 4 decades, I still believe that Hendricks was the best defensive player in Hurricane football history.
 
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