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People pretty much know about Corch Mork's career as a football coach. But how many people know anything about his career as a Miami QB ?
Well.... let's take a very revealing look.
Mork played from 1979-1982 and here are his career stats as a QB

Completions - 103
Attempts - 229
PCT. - 45 %
Yards - 1431
Yds per attempt - 6.2
TDs - 9
INTs - 17

So is it fair to say that a guy that had virtually NO SUCCESS as a college QB can also not be expected to be an offensive guru calling plays, creating winning game plans, and successfully developing championship caliber young QBs ?

Also by looking at Richt's career stats as a QB, it solves the mystery why he seems to be addicted to a very mediocre QB like Rosier.
When he sees Rosie on the field, its like looking at himself.
 
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So much for knowing the playbook.... looks like he wasn't reading the defense too well either. .... wonder if that is a lifelong impediment...
 
Bill Belicheat and Nick Saban were All-American football players in college, weren’t they? I think Mike Leach was a great college QB, too. That’s why his offenses always put up big numbers.
 
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Both shlt QBs. He's living vicariously though Malik. Backup QB giving a backup QB the chance to be the starter at the U. Unfortunately we don't have a Jim Kelly to prevent all of this.
 
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ddann said:
Bill Belicheat and Nick Saban were All-American football players in college, weren’t they? I think Mike Leach was a great college QB, too. That’s why his offenses always put up big numbers.
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