Just saw he had a clause in his contract where it goes from $11mm to 5.5mm. Interesting

BTN show being replayed on BTN today at 4 for those who missed it

Of course the original thread is gone into name calling I thought we should have a thread for Pat.

Best of health to you and THANK YOU for years of service to Rutgers.

On the day that the Matthew Perry story comes back into the news,a horse at Hoosier Park in Indiana named Chandler Bing scored at 62-1.As he neared the finish line,the race caller said:"Could he be more victorious?"

I worked a golf outing for a friend of mine on Wednesday. I was doing a putting contest on the putting Green as the foursomes came off of 18th green

Group of guys with 2 of them and their father wearing Penn State polls came to the putting green abd I said good thing I didn't wear my Rutgers shirt cause if I did you might not get in the contest.
They all had a chuckle and one of the sons says, and I quote, hey we like Schiano, he's a great coach and has you guys going in the right direction. Good luck this year

Sunprised the heck out of me

Sorry if it's been mentioned elsewhere, but doesn't Greg have a pretty firm rule about recruits not taking any visits

Linton is going to Georgia in October in what seems like an Unoffical visit - I know we want to keep him, but what is keeping GS from saying - If you want to visit you are no longer committed

Has his stance changed or does he not consider Unofficals as a visit

Looking at the schedule and the way things could reasonably break:

- VT is currently 27th in the AP poll. Assuming they take care of their first 3 games (one away vs. Vanderbilt), it is likely they are ranked when Rutgers plays them.
- Washington is currently 32 in the AP poll. Assuming they win their first 4 games before coming to Piscataway, there is a realistic chance they are ranked by the time the 27th comes around.
- If Rutgers is 3-0, after beating a ranked VT on the road, there is a chance they will be ranked (if not, certainly receiving votes).

There is a reasonable path to Washington coming to Piscataway Friday night as a duel of ranked opponents (not to mention, runner up national champs, and their first away game of the season).

If this all breaks in our favor, it would seem likely that this is the biggest game in Piscataway in the last 10 years. To answer my own headline, this has potential for the biggest game since we opened Big 10 play at home vs. Penn State in 2014 (and if we're both ranked, I'd argue biggest game in Piscataway since we joined the Big 10).

Sorry to hear this news.

Always seemed like a good guy.

https://gregkihn.com/blog/greg-kihn...-rock-music-has-passed-away-at-the-age-of-75/

We’ve never beaten a team like USC, except when some of us took Rutgers against USC in NCAA football in 2006. But this year is our opportunity, and they are very beatable. USC is projected for 7.5 wins by one source and Rutgers is projected for 6.5 wins. So the talent discrepancy, at least according to outside sources, has never been smaller between Rutgers and USC, save for the 2006 season, perhaps.

But make no mistake about it, this Rutgers team is capable of winning ALL its games, thanks to the preponderance of talent, which has bolstered our roster. I see potential All Americans on the Offensive Line, Defensive Line, in the RB Corp, in the WR Corp, in the LB Corp, and in our DB Corp.
If there is one thing this team does not lack for, its talent.

In comparing USCs roster with ours, I feel that Rutgers has superior talent. We can run the ball, stop the run, rush the passer, and hit short and intermediate passes a good portion of the time.

USC is the only team that stands between Rutgers and the playoffs. Let’s make it happen.
See you there!

Suddenly, and immediately. On Star-Ledger main page, but blocked. Now it says for medical reasons. Be well Mr. Hobbs.

Sammy with a big win today 4-1 over #15 Singleton Oregon St.