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Perry Gets the Nod!

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hoops156 said:
if this is sarcasm, wouldnt you hope he turns it around or do you hate diaz that much that you want him to fail? hes going to be here regardless so we better hope he succeeds
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Just the same **** movie every year.
 
blushrts said:
especially with the state of the offensive line. Kosi avoided 3 or 4 sacks against VA
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Offensive line ain’t getting no better, 9 sacks in last 7 quarters with perry. Enos need to put the qbs in a better position schematically period and take Zion out. Look how many sacks and free runner pressures he’s given up on his side so far this season.
 
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brock said:
“Hot”? Define it please. I get Saying that after the va tech game as he played very well but after the uva game ? Nah can’t agree with that one with the way the offense looked for majority of the game.
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People are having trouble separating the player from the result. The man had a great game against VT but that UVA game was ugly. He is plain and simple not the reason we won that game. 182 yards is in no way, shape, or form "hot".

I'm guessing this result has more to do with Jarren still being injured than anything. That being said... I hope Perry torches GT Saturday.
 
I was told over the summer that JW was by far the most polished / accurate passer but the one concerning aspect of his game was waiting too long to throw the ball. Unlike Kosi JW goes through all his progressions but doesn’t want to throw the ball unless the wr is open. I actually talked to Brock/reg and few others about this in private message.

Kosi on the other hand is more of a gunslinger and will walk a line of being reckless with the ball. But will also hit throws jw wouldn’t attempt.

I texted the person that told me this after uf game and was like that info was dead on. Jw caused half of those sacks, he didn’t want to take any chances.

This is the biggest advantage to Kosi playing , that and better pocket presence and willing to run. As I’ve said , both guy have strengths , but behind this ol Kosi is a better option. Behind a good ol it’s Jarren all day.
 
Sabetta said:
It's gotta be Perry's job to win at this point. If he plays lights out against GT, I think we ride with him the rest of the year.
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Let’s take it one week at a time. I think that is the best scenario for both of them as well. Perry can’t get comfortable and Jarren will be working his *** off to get back to health. This is Miami. These kids need to think they will lose their spot bc you got someone that wants it more and is going to push you for that job.
 
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duke4heisman said:
What did he say? No, I don't want to watch the video....lol
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That man using the term "when you facing adversity" after playing BETHUNE COOKMAN, than he talking about "he's a confident guy" but this win helps to "boost his confidence" after playing BETHUNE COOKMAN! Coach diaz WTF is he doing naming this guy the starter with that fragile *** mindset, if winning against BETHUNE COOKMAN is giving him confidence, this guy is not ready to lead UM. Who in UM history talks like that besides losers! Stepped up to the M.A.C. conference and the defense had bail em out, he shouldnt start the rest of the year, he should only get mop up duty.
 
Fawk_U Haters said:
We don’t win against UVA without Perry. Someone eluded to it but Perry’s timing decisions to bail on the pocket and ability to not take the sack we’re total difference makers in our W.

Plus jarren gets shoestringed on 4-1, perry takes on 3 defenders at the 2 and gets in. I think Perry brings a toughness to the position that is needed with our OL
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This is not exactly a strong vote of confidence, "Perry gives us the best chance to win because he can take it on the chin". More likely, he will eventually get injured, like Williams. He still has a slighter frame than Williams.

After the UF game, despite his errors and inexperience, no one could say Williams didn't play tough even though unbeknownst to us he finished the game with a separated shoulder.
 
brock said:
Offensive line ain’t getting no better, 9 sacks in last 7 quarters with perry. Enos need to put the qbs in a better position schematically period and take Zion out. Look how many sacks and free runner pressures he’s given up on his side so far this season.
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" Take Zion out. " Well ****, are you that dense? Because common sense would suggest that Manny and Eno would have yanked the true freshmen by now, and go to the bullpen. dUh Nevertheless, I guess I agree with youse' regarding Enos questionable play calling and all that.
 
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