Football GAMEDAY THREAD: Rutgers Football vs. Penn State
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Maybe he should have stayed in high school and learned a bit of accuracy, touch, when to run, how to throw it away, etc...
Alright TV is off. Have a nice night everyone. Even you Sam.
Also... we really need to see what Wimsett has... good or bad.. the year is lost already. We need to know is he anything to build on, or do you recruit to replace. Either way, the only advantage Wimsett will have is his experience, but he will need to win the job next year. He hasn't shown enough to NOT recruit a new QB, or transfer to compete. Next year, Schiano also knows, it's probably bowl or bust... and can't go into the year with only Wimsett as your#1 (and no.. Simon is only a backup..nothing else)
Playing hard isn't a reason to not question coaching. Every team plays hard at this level. It's meathead talk to use that as a rally point. Losers say they play hard.
Execution, low penalties, creative play calling, putting players in position of strength, that is what wins at this level. This game was always mission impossible but this is wheels off the bus losing.
Penn St. is clearly the better team. But they didn't need to be. They watched us beat ourselves. Say what you want but that is coaching. Well coached teams don't beat themselves.
Exactly. Anyone who spent any time at a company or organization that preaches excellence could have seen that GS was an absolutely abysmal hire. But in Jersey, that insular, nostalgic, short,-sided, parochial mindset is so prevalent that it pervades decision making at Rutgers.
Calling it now … PSU returns a punt for a TD when Korsak sets the record.
Can we hit the transfer portal for a competent head coach who can develop his players and be competitive occasionally as an underdog?
And then maybe not tell us fan that getting blown out is just the result of a couple of plays going against us?
And then maybe not tell us fan that getting blown out is just the result of a couple of plays going against us?
He's going to put up a number. 60 is my guess.
Nightmare game. Question everything game. Nothing has changed.
Watching this team week in and week out is exasperating. The futility and incompetence is off the charts. Rutgers is the only team that can open the half, complete a 60 yard pass, and the next play PSU is returning a fumble 80 yards for a TD. Even when things go well they don't end well.
Take Lewis out. He actually has a future.
Penn St's back up QB. Kid is an obvious player.
Penn St's back up QB. Kid is an obvious player.
Here's a back up QB coming in and cruising. How many times have we seen this?
These running backs are good for 5 to 8 yards but clearly not home run hitters, zero speed at receiver cause how do they keep getting caught from behind. Greg Schiano is going to have to be more aggressive in recruiting cause bits and peace’s are not going to cut it .
Greg’s postgame presser will be pure gold.
Its all part of GSs strategy.. identify, recruit, develop, coach, lose consistently, get endless support from his apologist cult, get paid handsomely by Rutgers despite failure 95% of his career. Rinse and repeat.
He will talk about the process and turning the ball over and Wimsatt's growth.
He will sound removed like a General Manger. Not realizing he's actually in charge of what we see on the field.
He will sell the promise of the future. A future that never comes.
At some point even the most stubborn have to realize they aren't cut out for something.
To a place where actually teaching QBs to play the position matters. That's almost anywhere else.
Sadly some lacrosse recruits in to see this disaster. Hope they got out at half time.
Just goes to show when they hire a coach like Chris ash , and you bring in a coach like Schiano who is big on developing young high school kids to come in and fix the mess , you better sit tight for the long haul. He has the talent but not the speed he had the first time around and Rutgers had two bad recruiting coaches in flood and ash before Schiano came back .
And it'll be on YouTube so you can see Schiano answering softball questions in his self-righteous way. Whenever a reporter questions a decision by Schiano, he gets defensive and macho like a petulant teenager. Great, intellectual coach we have here. No wonder he's out there killing it as a gameday tactician.
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