For those University of Miami fans praying that redshirt freshman N'Kosi Perry unseats veteran starter Malik Rosier, and there are plenty of them emoting daily on social media, Hurricanes coach Mark Richt made it clearer than ever Tuesday after practice that Rosier’s grip on the starting job is tight.
Three days after the spring game and four days before the final practice heading into the offseason, Richt lauded the attributes of soon-to-be redshirt senior quarterback Rosier and gave him a resounding seal of approval — with his usual caveat that he needs to improve his accuracy.
And early enrollee Jarren Williams, also a new fan favorite but still learning the offense and intricacies of college football, appears to be pretty much out of the race, despite having been impressive in both scrimmages.