DMoney - I understand Richt is trying to get QB's to systematically dissect a defense - and he's a stickler for our QB's' following the "system." Having said that . . .
Some of the best QB's just have good instincts - of course footwork and throwing form help - but this bull**** system of Richt's seems to just crush and absolutely negate QB's who have good instincts, quick reactions, and a bit of Mississippi Gambler awareness of what's really available with high percentages of success.
I hate to point out the obvious - but those who best follow his system by rote - on Greentree - suck during games.
Would you think a more intuitive, quicker trigger, instinctive, accurate, QB with good anticipation that may know fewer plays, would have more success in real games than his subdued, stifling throw-by-rote system?
Rosier may know more plays - but that has been proven to be a non-factor.
We'd likely do better with a Sandlot approach if we have an accurate QB.
Put the best talent on the field - and forget their experience.
Frederick the Great's horse was with him every moment of five major campaigns. At the end of the day, he was still a dumb horse.