Rosier starting again in 2018????
I can't even entertain that as a possibility right now.
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You guys wanna know why Perry didn’t start last year?
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Rosier starting again in 2018????
I can't even entertain that as a possibility right now.
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SFbayCane
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That's why Im been shy about posting this. I know its a tough pill for most to swallow right now. That said, I don't want the Perry hype train to get too far from the station without getting a weather check on the tracks ahead. lol
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Rosier starting in 18 would be a disaster on so many levels.
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Richt pretty clearly wants NKosi to start..but he has to earn it.
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Williams enrolling early, with a good head on his shoulders, levels the playing field. IF Perry doesn't win the job, I believe Williams will be ready.
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The three guys behind Rosier would have to totally crash and burn the next nine months to have him starting against LSU come September.
It would be an all time upset if Perry, Weldon or Williams didn't take that job from him.
It would be an all time upset if Perry, Weldon or Williams didn't take that job from him.
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I can't judge Perry or Williams before they take a college level snap. Rosier starting next season is a very real possibility that I dread. Best case scenario is Williams elevates the position above the level Perry and Rosier can take it with multiple years under Richt. It's not realistic in my mind, though. More realistic is Rosier or Perry getting #1 spot and Williams RSing.
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Good job by Perry's high school coaches. SMH
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IIRC Dorsey watched ridiculous amount of film per week.
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The only question is why people whouht he would start. These things were known and obvious before the season.
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I don't think he'll start even if he's a little better than Perry and Williams. I think Richt has zero confidence in Rosier.
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Listen to me & listen to me carefully. Absolutely 0% chance that Malik Roiser starts another football game at Miami unless there's catastrophic injuries. 0%.
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We should be happy Perry ‘gets it’. He understands what he needs to work on. He’s becoming a student of the game. He’s adding solid weight. He knows he has a lot more work to do.
Instead some of us are acting like college students triggered by micro aggressions.
Instead some of us are acting like college students triggered by micro aggressions.
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Every time I see RIcht he has Perry right on his hip
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Rosier did have an issue with progressions but lots of college QBs do. Most of these watered down spread/air raid offenses are one read throws anyway. Rosier's main problems are physical. He has a very slow delivery and is terribly inaccurate. All the coaching and film study in the world aren't going to make him a better thrower. He's got a very low ceiling because of his limitations physically.
Perry was nowhere near ready to start at the beginning of the season and Rosier had done a good enough job through ten games of keeping the team in games. You don't burn a redshirt eleven or twelve games into a season unless it's a dire emergency and even then who knows if Perry had advanced far enough to be an impact maker (which we clearly needed against Clemson and Wisconsin).
Maybe if Miami had the top run blocking offensive line in the conference and two NFL stars in the backfield, they could have spoon fed N'Kosi the offense like Georgia did with Fromm. But they don't have any of those things, so throwing an ill prepared freshman to the wolves would have been catastophic. Whether people want to believe it or not, we had to rely on Malik to win games this year. Against most of the mediocre teams they faced, he was just good enough to pull out victories. When he wasn't good enough, they lost. The line and backs are not good enough to just line up and run it at teams that load the box. That's just the fact of the matter.
Perry was nowhere near ready to start at the beginning of the season and Rosier had done a good enough job through ten games of keeping the team in games. You don't burn a redshirt eleven or twelve games into a season unless it's a dire emergency and even then who knows if Perry had advanced far enough to be an impact maker (which we clearly needed against Clemson and Wisconsin).
Maybe if Miami had the top run blocking offensive line in the conference and two NFL stars in the backfield, they could have spoon fed N'Kosi the offense like Georgia did with Fromm. But they don't have any of those things, so throwing an ill prepared freshman to the wolves would have been catastophic. Whether people want to believe it or not, we had to rely on Malik to win games this year. Against most of the mediocre teams they faced, he was just good enough to pull out victories. When he wasn't good enough, they lost. The line and backs are not good enough to just line up and run it at teams that load the box. That's just the fact of the matter.