Orlando Sentinel · Aug 28, 2018
Smarter, more experienced Hurricanes offense looking forward to test against LSU
There are moments sometimes when Hurricanes quarterback Malik Rosier looks around and can’t help but feel a twinge of excitement about the kind of talent he’s got to work with this season.
There’s a receivers corps deeper than any the redshirt senior has seen during his tenure at Miami. The offensive line, a unit that struggled in the spring, has seemingly come together and has, Rosier said, the kind of depth it needs to be successful in the ACC. And there’s a stable of running backs led by veteran Travis Homer that has, Rosier hinted, the potential to be special.
It’s enough to make any quarterback giddy.