Reading between the lines, it would seem if Perry has what Richt is looking for. The media from all over the ACC wants to be the one to get the best information from each coach.
One of the biggest questions is will Perry have the poise as a freshman to realize when to try and make a big play and when it’s not there. Richt clearly wants his Quarterbacks to be aware of the situation and to be able to make the right decision relative to what is happening in the game.
"When the drive is over, I want a punt, I want a field goal, or I want an extra point. If you end up in a turnover, it’s usually the quarterback that made a decision that caused that turnover or maybe he didn’t handle the snap right or maybe he didn’t hand the ball off well to the back. Most turnovers are attributed to the quarterback position, and turnovers are deadly to a championship run. Close games are won and lost so much by who protects the ball the best. I don’t want to be so conservative that we never do anything to take risk, but on the other hand, every risk is calculated and you can’t just launch that thing up for grabs.”"