The battle for the University of Miami quarterback job began in earnest with the start of spring practice on Tuesday, and Malik Rosier didn’t need coaches – or anyone else - to tell him what needs to happen for the senior-to-be to remain ahead of redshirt freshmen N’Kosi Perry and Cade Weldon and freshman Jarren Williams.
Rosier took a hard look at himself after last season and his shortcomings were obvious.
For starters, he knew he must improve his accuracy.
Coach Jon Richt made a point that resonated, that "not every ball is going to get caught," Rosier said.