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Solid addition, he is young and has juice in the Philly, DMV areas so it opens up some new recruiting areas for Rutgers.
As the wide receivers coach at Fordham, Shaw mentored three wideouts to over 600 receiving yards, the only team in the Patriot League to achieve the feat. That included rookie DeQuece Carter, who broke the school record for receptions (53) and receiving yards (723) by a freshman. Overall, the Rams paced the conference in total offense (357.2) and scoring offense (25.0), placing second in passing offense (223.9).
In the writeup- you mention his time at Temple, then Baylor. 3 years working for Matt Rhule is great experience!
Sounds great, but I’m wondering if this is a net positive or negative from Tiquan
It is a very good selection and I’m of the belief Greg carefully made it based upon his prior coaching experieand ability to recruit. Good Luck coach Shaw.
All that works for me. Of course, if it doesn't work out someone will unearth my post after five years and call me out. Just getting ahead of it!
Hard to say, and depends on what is important.
Can we stop saying "leaving." Tiquan wasn't going to have his contract renewed. There's a difference.
Correct and there are reasons for not renewing it. Could it be as much as it pains Schiano to part with a former player and coach our WR production was not great for several years. Certainly not all issues fall on the positional coach but even our recruiting WR’ers was not good . This was in the works and someday people will get the answer to why?
I think when you look at the offseason events at WR in total (that move and the two portal additions), it screams: UPGRADE NEEDED.
It’s about rewarding loyalty . One thing that many miss and the reason Greg feels he can be the guy. I don’t believe these transfers and recent commits were not told prior that a change could occur in 2022. Schiano does not get out worked in this aspect .Perhaps his X’s and O’s but his evaluations are usually proven to be decent.
Joe Dailey worked for Schiano previously and is the current BC WR coach.
Read Schiano’s take on the move just up . Explains it and goes along with my take in the new coach and Ti Underwood’s departure to Pitt.
I ran into him last summer because he’s a friend of a friend. He’s down In Colts Neck, working as a financial advisor and investing in race horses.
You know this for fact?
could be >Underwood was on the bottom of pay scale and his replacement , Shaw, probably the same.
It was made pretty clear, on at least 1 pay site, that Ti was NOT having his contract renewed. Odds are, as has been the case previously, Greg told Ti that, he gave him time (and possibly helped him) to find a new job, THEN both announcements were made on the same day (and, yes, Ti continued to bust his ass for Greg until he officially left....). Greg may very well have said things, today, that they both agreed upon (which is Greg's way to do things and that's fine).
Maybe but someone is always at the bottom of the pay scale in business and sports and Shaw ‘s $$$$ amount will be equal to or possibly more. It will be released soon enough.
Wayne Chrebet ? Grasping at straws don’t you think . I thought he retired back in the early 80’s.
I would bet Ti was looking for more $$$$ and Greg told him not this year . So it was a mutual agreed upon separation.
What would lead someone who coaches WR’s to ask for a raise after the way the WR’s played this past year?? ? Who did Ti bring in as a recruit this past class???
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No, he doesn't, and the fact that he speculated in response to you is proof of that.
Tiquan Underwood decided to leave Rutgers for Pitt. Period. And there's nothing wrong with admitting that. Just a young man doing what he thinks is best for his future.
