RUTGERS95 said:

I've been saying this with respects to Doug, forever. That man could coach and recruit but there was zero infrastructure. The true hero to RU football is BM, not Greg

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Episode 43: Bob Mulcahy — Scarlet Spotlight

EP 43 "Mulcahy's Schiano Story" The Scarlet Spotlight is pleased to be joined by former Rutgers athletic director Bob Mulcahy for Episode 43 of the podcast. Mulcahy, who served as AD from 1998-2008 reflects on hiring Greg Schiano as Rutgers football head coach in 2000, the chall

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Knight Shift said:

To each their own. Have watched quite a few of his episodes mostly dealing with doctors, exercise, longevity and health. He speaks pretty much in a stream of consciousness style and can tend to ramble, but he seems to just trying to figure thing out while thinking out loud. Some of it is interesting, and some of it is way too long.

Notice that nobody but bac answered the Rogan question. Funny thing, people call him right wing or conservative. But a lot of people get labeled as such if they don't completely subscribe to the progressive playbook.

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beaced said:

Three million for players should get you an improved team

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krup said:

It says nothing incorrect as to Rutgers collapse, but I don’t see the Indiana angle at all. It’s not like we have the same recruiting area.

As a long time Rutgers and college football fan, Indiana’s success doesn’t bother me. In fact, I am enjoying watching teams with a history of failure like Indiana and Vanderbilt do well.

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rutgersal said:

We beat Washington and Virginia Tech. We beat Boston College and Syracuse and Miami. we were more competitive against Michigan, Ohio State, and Penn State. We have made it to the next level from where we were, prior to Schiano.

Catastrophic injuries foiled our grand plans for this year.

Plenty of coaches could not come to Rutgers and replicate this kind of recruiting. And they would not come due to inadequate infrastructure. Urban Meyer flat out implied he would not take the Rutgers job due to insufficient support.

Of course it matters who coaches, as we could revert back to 0-3 win seasons quite easily, something no one wants.
Penn State, Ohio State, and Michigan, will continue to be above our level. But with our recruiting, we'll have an opportunity against everyone else.

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RUPete said:

That's pretty cool and interesting to see how things evolve out of necessity. So, is the IMT at the point where you recruit only the best of the best, or is it just folks who are drawn to this type of work? I don't want to say enjoy, because no one really enjoys or wants these things to happen, but they want to serve.

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