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Our kids are really rounding into form. Pulisic, McKennie, Reyna, Dest are all world class right now and they are so young. Adams is right there too. Then you have Musah who has come out of nowhere to look great. I think Richards will make the jump and pair up with Brooks. We are a great full back and striker away from having true studs at every position and we have depth. The striker part has me a little worried. Hoping Weah or Sargent can make the leap. Julian Green is also making noise and starting to fulfill the promise. He should get another look.

I'm not a teacher, but I know many of them. Are there any here?

It seems that so many are leaving the profession. From what I know (anecdotally), it's hard to blame them. It's becoming an undoable job. Administrators are forced to weigh them down with non-teaching, time-wasting activities according to the latest trends, state regulations, and whatever the current buzz words are. In many cases, actual teaching time is being slashed via trendy scheduling models, constant drills and assemblies and so much other stuff. More and more students do nothing in class except raise their hands to be excused to fill their water bottles and go to the bathroom. Many can't be bothered to do anything except stare at their phones during class time, and when phones are taken away, they go berserk (as do many parents). There have been some impressive methods for cheating devised, using the latest technology. For a teacher who is truly interested in educating kids, I can see how frustrating that would be.

There are plenty of excellent schools, sensible administrators, solid teachers, and kids who are there with the intention of learning. But it seems like it's getting less so.

Hopefully, if this post isn't deleted, it won't be barraged by "Teachers are commie libs!" or "kids today suck!" responses, which can be tiresome. Just wonder if there are any frustrated teachers here, and if anybody agrees with me about some of the ways we may have made a wrong turn in education.

FYI, I am a nerdy computer programmer, although it may sound like I'm a teacher based on this...

We will.

I understand with the game of football injuries are a part of the game. But I have to question why Rutgers has had so many injuries this year. Coming out of summer camp why did we have so many injuries prior to the season even starting? Is there something that we are not doing in how we train and practice that is contributing to the health of players? Every week we are losing not one or two players, but multiple players. At this rate we will have to burn a number of redshirts on our young guys to finish the season. I am concerned that this season can turn to be very bad and have numerous players hit the portal if we can't get a functional offense.

Maybe it shouldn't be a surprise anymore but the meltdowns after one close loss are really a sight to see. Most teams other than Ohio State lose conference games in this conference, and even they sometimes drop one or two. It's a good conference. That's bound to happen.

Most people expected 7-9 wins this season. How are we not on track for that? Every other team we have left has already lost at least a game.

Nebraska isn't a bad team, and but for the inexplicable TD they didn't call, we at the minimum go into OT.

VT beat Stanford 31-7 and Washington beat Michigan 27-17. Those are quality wins for us.

Same crap as last year I guess where we are going to hear from the usual suspects all season how NW and VT were not quality wins and GS can't beat teams with a winning record and the same people run and hide when confronted with the insane lies.

Looking at the remainder of the schedule Nebraska may be among the top 3 toughest games we have. Relax.

They showed Lindor's slam on Wednesday instead of Alonso's shot against the Brewers,Wisconsin's team.
Then again,that may have gotten them mad and have beaten us 63-7.

Absolutely embarrassing that we could be so bad despite everyone’s prediction of 8-10 wins. Greg needs to learn something from this POS game

Any way we can get him back, at least he could run the ball.

Does Rutgers allow groups to hold rallys or marches on campus which include hate speech?

is hate speech protected at Rutgers?

According to Greg's presser after the game, Powell suffered an injury during the week and sat out as a result.

So all the people insinuating or wanting to believe the redshirt rumor, fashion a large tin foil hat and wear it the rest of the weekend.

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Sucks. That is all.

Toure, Powell, Brown, and Lewis are all A Listers. Can't remember any of the rest. Will be tough to overcome and may be the end to a once promising season.

Or you can't. $1 mil for a quarterback which we will never do. Our qb will always be a scrub. How much is a wide receiver who can catch a pass? $500k? $2 million for a run stopper? Reality and a sad one.

NM

GO RU

I mean….just another brutal half.

14 points in the last 8 quarters

Post game on now