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Hopefully one of the players whoops Richts ***. Preferably Gerald Willis so we never have to see Richt again.
 
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Canemang said:
Richt loves his players bro



Regardless of when Perry played it wouldn't have mattered.

He's ******* terrible
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There’s a very good chance Mork ruined perry. The kids been playing scared, looking over his shoulder. That’s not how a young QB grows into the position. He needs room to make mistakes and learn from em.
 
Completely agree with many valid points discussed/added here. Pastor Richt’s mismanagement of Perry will only cause N’Kosi to transfer as soon as he can get out of this sh** show. Watch him transfer to OU or somewhere like that, and thrive under real QB development. Weldon is a lost cause at this point; he can’t but keep himself in Pastor Richt’s doghouse. So that leaves Jarren, who we should play these last few games to see if he is the future or not. I mean what’s the worst that can happen now? We’re going to get crushed these last 3 games anyways - might as well see if we have a QB that can handle throwing the ball accurately down field and determine if Williams is indeed who they thought he was when he was recruited and signed last year.
 
I find it interesting how no one is talking about how Richt protected himself and Rosier.... By putting Perry in the 4th quarter having not thrown passes all night expecting him to clean up mess he didn't create.

Richt protected himself and Rosier using Perry as the fall guy.

He purposely tried to turn the Fans against his RS Freshman Quarterback. If I'm Jarren Williams I transfer because Richt is a cold Bible Thumper SOB.
 
Kyle Liburd said:
Even more concerning than the BS 2 minute drill, terrible offense, etc etc is how Richt had no regard N’kosi Perry’s well-being as a player or person.

The first time he puts Perry in we’re at our own 8 yard line w/ 7 minutes left in the first quarter. We throw a screen that went for a loss of 4 then ran the ball two more times. 3 and out.

He keeps Perry in the game, and this time we’re at our own 2 yard line. Perry’s second pass is dropped by Brevin Jordan, which would’ve resulted in a first down and gain of 15+. Drops happen. That’s fine. It’s clear he’s still working his way into the game because he’s only had two drives. Perry is then PULLED without ever having a real shot to do what he needs to do.

Down 17 to 12, Richt puts Perry in the game in the fourth game with 12 minutes left and he now has to win the game or be seen as a failure. Mark Richt trapped Perry so he looks bad and now can blame it on his quarterbacks without giving the kid a real shot. The same kid who brought us back against FSU. If you’re going to handle him like this, you might as well not even play him.

Perry may not be the long term answer at quarterback, but we’ve played mind games with him for the last three weeks and not given him a true shot.

And I don’t even expect anything to change moving forward. If Golden managed to keep Dorito for 4 and 1/2 years, I can only imagine that Richt will be able to sell another dream to maintain his playcalling duties and offensive control. Replacements for searles and J Richt will not make a major difference.
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Perry drive them down to win the game. Actually threw the potential game tying touchdown. From my seats looked like a no call on PI but guess I'm biased. He has shown he thrives in those situations which is the silver lining of this dumpster fire. I do agree he put him in at the worst times and I didn't understand why he was ever pulled.
 
JeddTheFisch said:
Perry:

1) Isn't smart;
2) Isn't a hard worker;
3) Is being corched in terms of development (Jon);
4) Is being corched in terms of strategy (offensive philosophy and play design);
5) Is being corched in terms in terms of tactics (play calling and in-game adjustments);
6) Is playing behind an untalented, corched O-Line.

What other ingredients need to be added to this recipe for disaster. Perry's career at UM will not amount to anything.
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Numbers 1 and 2 say more about you 😂🤦🏾‍♂️😂🤦🏾‍♂️😂. U have zero proof that either is true.
 
Yeah I felt for Perry first being put into the game with an average starting field position at our 5yd line. Not much can be done starting from there aside of handoffs to RB’s in hopes that they, coupled with the OL, could give us some breathing room. Then Pastor Pricht pulls Perry, put in Rosier after the perception that Perrywasnt moving the offense. What did N’Kosi get, 2-3 throws at best before the hook came? Then Pastor Pricht waits until the bitter end to put Perry back in to honestly I feel sabotage N’Kosi and create a fall guy. N’Kosi should’ve never been pulled in the Virginia game or not be the starter until the end of the season at that point. We have/had already seen all of what Rosier couldn’t do - Pastor Pricht should’ve stuck with Perry if nothing more than to provide him game experience for next year. The way he’s handled it in reality smells of 1-2 transfers and us stuck with probably only Williams for next season. My, my grandmother couldn’t fuvk up the team this badly even if she tried. There’s no turning back from our situation now - put in Williams and let him learn.
 
1mg of Epi said:
There’s a very good chance Mork ruined perry. The kids been playing scared, looking over his shoulder. That’s not how a young QB grows into the position. He needs room to make mistakes and learn from em.
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I agree. I keep going back to the FSU game when Perry felt the most confidence as a starter.

Our OL was getting eaten alive, and playcalling was just as bad. Perry had good pocket presence, didn’t look to run nearly as often as Malik and threw it away when needed. His touch passes you can’t teach.

I’m not saying he’s the savior, but I 100% don’t believe Perry is garbage. He doesn’t go from the #3 dual threat QB to crap for no reason. Richt set him up not to succeed.

It’ll never happen but I can only imagine what Perry and our skill guys would do in a Leach air raid attack
 
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Cane6 said:
I agree. I keep going back to the FSU game when Perry felt the most confidence as a starter.

Our OL was getting eaten alive, and playcalling was just as bad. Perry had good pocket presence, didn’t look to run nearly as often as Malik and threw it away when needed. His touch passes you can’t teach.

I’m not saying he’s the savior, but I 100% don’t believe Perry is garbage. He doesn’t go from the #3 dual threat QB to crap for no reason. Richt set him up not to succeed.

It’ll never happen but I can only imagine what Perry and our skill guys would do in a Leach air raid attack
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Word!!
 
Rick expanding his playbook. Weldon now running the show. We're in the wishbone running belly option to the right. Rick is thinking about adding option left in 2 weeks.
In seriousness, I hope Coach is ok. He looks terrible now. I hope he retires for his health's sake. . . as well as the health of our once storied program. Been too long. Not sure we can beat Yale right now.
 
Canemang said:
Richt loves his players bro



Regardless of when Perry played it wouldn't have mattered.

He's ******* terrible
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If Richt loved his players he would hire an OC and QB coach that actually would help his players get paid instead of basically ruining these kids chances of getting drafted.
 
coffeecane said:
Perry drive them down to win the game. Actually threw the potential game tying touchdown. From my seats looked like a no call on PI but guess I'm biased. He has shown he thrives in those situations which is the silver lining of this dumpster fire. I do agree he put him in at the worst times and I didn't understand why he was ever pulled.
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Totally agree with the frustration here. The way Perry was handled felt unfair and put him in impossible situations. He’s clearly shown he can handle pressure, but yanking him in and out like that doesn’t help any QB develop confidence.


Honestly, this whole situation feels like a complete mess — kind of like when a project gets so bad you just need a full cleanout. I had a similar feeling recently dealing with a renovation, and renting a 15 yard dumpster in New Orleans ended up being the most practical solution to clear everything out and reset.


Perry may not be perfect, but he deserved a real opportunity instead of being set up to fail. That’s the part that’s hardest to watch.
 
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ServiceTalk Hub said:
Totally agree with the frustration here. The way Perry was handled felt unfair and put him in impossible situations. He’s clearly shown he can handle pressure, but yanking him in and out like that doesn’t help any QB develop confidence.


Honestly, this whole situation feels like a complete mess — kind of like when a project gets so bad you just need a full cleanout. I had a similar feeling recently dealing with a renovation, and renting a 15 yard dumpster in New Orleans ended up being the most practical solution to clear everything out and reset.


Perry may not be perfect, but he deserved a real opportunity instead of being set up to fail. That’s the part that’s hardest to watch.
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Bubba Baxa disagrees.
 
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