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Seems Miami Hurricanes QB N’Kosi Perry has matured in offseason

Earnest T. Bass said:
N'Kosi's challenges have not resulted due to lack of talent, but lack of intellect, which from everything I've read is hard to teach.
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I'm leaning to the side of ...all of our QB's, with different leadership, will guve us different results.

A students ability to learn, and grow, is a direct reflection, of a teacher's ability to educate, intellectually challenge, and nurture his student.
 
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Oicu812 said:
I'm leaning to the side of ...all of our QB's, with different leadership, will guve us different results.

A students ability to learn, and grow, is a direct reflection, of a teacher's ability to educate, intellectually challenge, and nurture his student.
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You can't teach a rock to walk and talk.
 
The great thing about having a new staff is that you basically get a clean slate(if they are sincere in what they are saying)

Seems to me like guys like Perry and Williams have capitalized on this. Im enjoying hearing about the new found competition and culture that's being established here under Enos and Diaz
 
DTP said:
Tons of talented quarterbacks have had their careers ruined by bad coaches. Perry would have just been another in a long line.
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I’m not defending their crap offense, I’m just pointing out that you can’t “break” a normal person unless you kidnap and torture them. I think Kosi will be fine, he’s not “broken”

I’d also like to know which of these tons of quarterbacks that you mentioned have been, that have been ruined or broken by coaches. Usually quarterbacks are ruined by having really crappy players around them, especially having crappy offensive lines.

Other than that, the worst thing I can think of is when coaches use quarterbacks whose talents are not suited to a specific or particular system, and try to fit a square peg in a round hole.
 
twes.305 said:
Thia is what u would considered a logical fallacy, I bet u thought u sounded smart. A rock and a person are completely two different things. Ur analogy made zero sense.
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Wait one second!!! Are you telling me that a rock and a human being are two different things? Next, you'll try to convince me that a gold fish and an elephant are also two different things.
 
Earnest T. Bass said:
You can't teach a rock to walk and talk.
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You obviously dont listen to some of the postgame player interviews!! Ya know, these guys making millions, can't speak proper English, but can play football like a pro!!
Ive had the pleasure of playing beside some of the best people ive known! Some great talents, and in some couple cases, dumb as a box of rocks! Dumb as allz**** doesn't discount, or negate, god given talent, reflexes, and love of the game! This ain't no spelling bee!!
 
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Oicu812 said:
You obviously dont listen to some of the postgame player interviews!! Ya know, these guys making millions, can't speak proper English, but can play football like a pro!!
Ive had the pleasure of playing beside some of the best people ive known! Some great talents, and in some couple cases, dumb as a box of rocks! Dumb as allz**** doesn't discount, or negate, god given talent, reflexes, and love of the game! This ain't no spelling bee!!
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My views have zero to do with his Grammar, but his actions are what I am referencing. And yes, certain positions simply require instincts/talent, unfortunately the quarterback position requires both instincts/talent and intellect, on and off the field. To be clear, I hope I've never been more wrong concerning my observation.
 
I think he can be better than last year with the new oc still see it Tate job he brings more to the table than Perry he blew it last year only good tape on him is fsu 2half but even that was shaky
 
Oicu812 said:
I'm leaning to the side of ...all of our QB's, with different leadership, will guve us different results.

A students ability to learn, and grow, is a direct reflection, of a teacher's ability to educate, intellectually challenge, and nurture his student.
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REALLY. BRING BACK THE OLD SCHOOL
 
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