N’Kosi Perry split time as the Miami Hurricanes starting quarterback in 2018 with since graduated Malik Rosier. Perry started six of Miami’s 13 games last season. He played with the same mediocrity that made Rosier the scapegoat for the Hurricanes ills over the last two seasons.
Perry finished the 2018 season throwing for 1,091 yards, completing 50.8 percent of his passes with 13 touchdowns and six interceptions. Perry was 107th in FBS in completion percentage and 99th in passing efficiency. If Perry is going to be the Miami Hurricanes starting QB in 2019 those numbers need to improve significantly.