LAKE BUENA VISTA — University of Miami quarterback Malik Rosier was about to head home to Mobile, Alabama, when the boss suggested he reconsider.
With Hurricane Irma closing in on South Florida, UM head coach Mark Richt told him, “If anything, I’d rather you just be with us.’’
“So I wound up going to Orlando with the coaches,’’ Rosier explained Tuesday after practice at Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, where the 14th-ranked Hurricanes (1-0) are preparing for their 3:30 p.m. Saturday game against Toledo (3-0) at Hard Rock Stadium. “They had us kind of away from the storm.