Practice #3

I want whoever Enos wants . . . As impressive as Martell is, and he's very impressive, Enos said there were going to be a lot of snaps under center. That's fine until the QB starts going down. We saw that from N'kosi last year. That's when Martell can shine . . . breaking out of the pocket and gun-slinging it downfield. If Martell ends up No. 3, I would still go to sleep at night with a smile on my face . . .
If the ncaa really wanted to mess with miami.they could've granted another year of eligibility to rosier while denying tates waiver and suspending our other qbs for a few games.how'd you sleep then.
 
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WTF are you talking about? Lol.

Dude, you are so caught up on trying to prove your point until you have completely gone off the deep end, in which my original point is completely lost. The school for the blind could see that Kosi and Rosier are both seriously flawed. The point is, they could also see that Martell is in the same boat! Geez!

We've hijacked this thread enough. Agree to disagree? Deal?........cool!
Martell on the same boat as Malik Rosier and RS Freshman N’kosi? Ok I’m done, I’ve heard it all
 
If the ncaa really wanted to mess with miami.they could've granted another year of eligibility to rosier while denying tates waiver and suspending our other qbs for a few games.how'd you sleep then.
Matocha comes out slingin' . . . ****, Enos could make Rosier a star with a Spread Coast and a return to the RPO's he was throwing in 2017 . . . anyway, I'll sleep better than last year no matter what.
 
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Martell on the same boat as Malik Rosier and RS Freshman N’kosi? Ok I’m done, I’ve heard it all

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It's all physical at this point. Let's see who mentally grasps the offense going forward. I think Tate has enough arm talent to iron it out.

LMAO....wishful thinking. The battle is between Williams and Perry. Williams will be the starter. I hope Martell doesn't transfer again.
 
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“The school for the blind could see that Kosi and Rosier are both seriously flawed. The point is, they could also see that Martell is in the same boat! Geez!
Apparently accountability is yours
Hold on. I will go grab my son so he can continue this convo for me because I just realized that I've been arguing with a kindergartner. I'll admit, you know how to use a lot of big words to be so young.
 
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LMAO....wishful thinking. The battle is between Williams and Perry. Williams will be the starter. I hope Martell doesn't transfer again.
It will be either Williams or Martell. Perry sucks under pressure and is terrible running the ball. Lastly, I don't think he can make it to Fall without Fing up again...
 
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