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Has Jarren already passed Kosi?

Cane Dynasty said:
You probably already went into this somewhere before but this is new to me.

More info plz. At the :neonu: or HS? What subjects? Is he a good student or a fvckoff?
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i'm an administrator at um and also an adjunct professor for an intro-level class that's fairly boring. all of the football players in my class have been stellar. kosi was a front row student and actually participated in discussion.
 
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Number1CanesFan said:
I absolutely hate the media giving QB stats like they're MLB pitchers. This ain't baseball. There are 3 phases to the game that determine the outcome of the game.
Rosier didn't win that 2016 Duke game. He did play pretty well. However, less you forget the 8 lateral miracle in Durham. Overall, Rosier has played well, but had put the team in some bad situations with poor play. As I've said in several posts, without the 3+ turnovers per game we lose to UNC, VT, and GT. Yes, I said VT. Watch the game again, VT had the ball in Miami's 30+ territory 5 times with no points because of 3 turnovers and 2 turnovers on downs, yet that is somehow a win for Rosier. Giving QBs wins and losses doesn't tell the story of the game. It's a worthless statistic.
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I agree that people can put too much into Ws and Ls, it needs to be looked at in context, sure. But it is not a worthless stat.
 
db305 said:
i'm an administrator at um and also an adjunct professor for an intro-level class that's fairly boring. all of the football players in my class have been stellar. kosi was a front row student and actually participated in discussion.
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Nice! Now when I rail against the UM administration I have someone to target! :black-eyed:
 
db305 said:
i'm an administrator at um and also an adjunct professor for an intro-level class that's fairly boring. all of the football players in my class have been stellar. kosi was a front row student and actually participated in discussion.
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At UNC the discussion would go like this...

Prof: "See Spot run. Run Spot run!"

Football player: "But professor, what if coach called a pass play?"

Prof: "That's deep.... You get an A+!"
 
brock said:
Between Perry and Williams? Who knows but one thing I think Is that malik doesn’t have the job secured like that. I beleive Richt used measured responses all spring to ensure that rosier wouldn’t be enticed to transfer to play his last season
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There is not even a one percent chance that Mark Richt would mislead Rosier or any other player for that matter....not a chance! Richt is a man of great character and he would not even entertain such a notion. Suckering a player into doing something that doesn't benefit the kid and greatly benefits the head coach is an Urban Meyer trait...not a Mark Richt Trait.
 
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Earnest T. Bass said:
There is not even a one percent chance that Mark Richt would mislead Rosier or any other player for that matter....not a chance! Richt is a man of great character and he would not even entertain such a notion. Suckering a player into doing something that doesn't benefit the kid and greatly benefits the head coach is an Urban Meyer trait...not a Mark Rich Trait.
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IDK bout' all that, but at the very least, I think Richt's gonna play some type of 2 QB system this year. Probably kickin' Himself in the rear for not playing Rosier more in 2016 so Rosier would've had more experience going into last year.
 
AUcane said:
Who is this and this sounds like a stretch,
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Seems like Patrick doing the projecting
 
I’ve seen coach at uga switch QBs if it’s not right and he’s done the same here so I know if rosier stinks the joint up marks gonna pull his ***
 
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For those asking, Projection Patrick (@JuiceCane) is just some guy on twitter that lives about 2,000 miles away from campus in Cleveland. Just another canes fan with a social media account and a loud mouth. What a concept, right?

He has no special knowledge of N’Kosi and no earthly idea what he does on a day to day basis. He sleeps in fūcking Ohio.

Some of you people need to improve your computer proficiency. That took me literally 3 minutes to figure out and document.

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Why Geo and Cam follow him, I have no earthly idea, he’s not worth the follow other than the occasional chuckle.

Unless they’re impressed with the pic of Duke and mascot dog, but that’d be about it, cause other than that, he’s got nothing.

Tighten it up, guys.
 
I want to know what Laz’s thoughts on the QB situation are. He’s the only opinion that matters when it’s comes to Canes football.
 
Social media is a terrible way to gauge QB’s. It only shows what they want you to see.

I will say as a fan though, I’m more encouraged by guys like Mike Hartley who are posting workouts night and day though.
 
KevinCaneFace said:
Social media is a terrible way to gauge QB’s. It only shows what they want you to see.

I will say as a fan though, I’m more encouraged by guys like Mike Hartley who are posting workouts night and day though.
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You are right it’s a terrible way to gauge if someone is working at any position imo. A lot of that is attention seeking. As deejay Dallas says, “the grind will not be televised”.
 
I wonder what Duke carries in his backpack these days.

Probably a far cry from the contents he had here at :neonu:
 
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Miami freshman quarterback Jarren Williams spends the weekend throwing at Quincy Avery's QB takeover training camp as he looks to play early at UM

"It was good to just see him in that environment with other elite college quarterbacks some of which have a good chance to get drafted early in the coming years," Avery told InsideTheU over the phone on Sunday. "I mean he's a guy that should just be finishing up high school, but he was able to make all of the throws. He also really keeps developing the mental aspect of the game and I think that's what has taken him some time to get caught up on the most ... but really has all the physical tools that you would want in a college quarterback at this stage."
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