33 at last check. Not a good sign because if they score more than 20 against us we’ll probably lose. 0-4 Big Ten start would be a disaster.
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You’re such a Neidermeyer. We all know how that ended.33 at last check. Not a good sign because if they score more than 20 against us we’ll probably lose. 0-4 Big Ten start would be a disaster.
You’re such a Neidermeyer. We all know how that ended.
You’re such a Neidermeyer. We all know how that ended.
A pledge pin? On your uniform!?!?You’re such a Neidermeyer. We all know how that ended.
I don't see people knocking Rutgers. I see them knocking Schiano. Schiano's followers can't see the difference.We didn’t even play this weekend yet the negatoid peanut gallery chimes in.
Guys should do everyone a favor,including yourselves, go root ( knock) another team.
All I'm saying is it won't be a walk in the park. Curious to know if we'll be favored. I'm guessing a mild favorite like minus 2 or 3We didn’t even play this weekend yet the negatoid peanut gallery chimes in.
Guys should do everyone a favor,including yourselves, go root ( knock) another team.
The significance though is that a few weeks ago people were talking about bowl games and writing that no game is off the table and now we're wondering if our team can beat the weakest opponent left on the schedule. All the other games, including Maryland, seem to be assumed as losses.So could Nebraska, they scored 14 points vs us.
The sky ain't falling (at least not yet). Rutgers is a few plays away from plus or minus one or two losses. If we were plus two wins (and we had a chance to be), bowl talk would be real. Who would have thought we'd be that close with what Greg inherited?? They have competed closely with every single team except OSU. Let's see how the team comes back after the bye and responds. Plus we have a new OC. From what I remember, Camp had Rutgers playing hard for him even though they were under manned. Our B1G defense needs to shut them down. As for MD, their QB is out (yeah, yeah I know we have lost to them when they played their 5th string QB), but MD traditionally under performs with a talented roster.The significance though is that a few weeks ago people were talking about bowl games and writing that no game is off the table and now we're wondering if our team can beat the weakest opponent left on the schedule. All the other games, including Maryland, seem to be assumed as losses.
Call me crazy lol but I still think most are on the table. I see no consistent dominant teams in the B10 but I probably have to move Michigan over to the OSU column after yesterday. My question mark was McCarthy but their run game seems good enough to handle most teams without McCarthy needing to do a lot. Outside of that the rest are inconsistent so anything is possible. Doesn't mean we couldn't go winless or be blown out in any game but outside of Michigan I think the rest are on the table. I'll give this caveat too I suppose, we don't know how NC will be as OC. You'd think our offense couldn't get worse but who knows lol.The significance though is that a few weeks ago people were talking about bowl games and writing that no game is off the table and now we're wondering if our team can beat the weakest opponent left on the schedule. All the other games, including Maryland, seem to be assumed as losses.
Of the remaining games on the schedule which ones do you think the team will be one or two plays from winning let alone actually winning?The sky ain't falling (at least not yet). Rutgers is a few plays away from plus or minus one or two losses. If we were plus two wins (and we had a chance to be), bowl talk would be real. Who would have thought we'd be that close with what Greg inherited?? They have competed closely with every single team except OSU. Let's see how the team comes back after the bye and responds. Plus we have a new OC. From what I remember, Camp had Rutgers playing hard for him even though they were under manned. Our B1G defense needs to shut them down. As for MD, their QB is out (yeah, yeah I know we have lost to them when they played their 5th string QB), but MD traditionally under performs with a talented roster.
Not be me. I think we have a shot at more than one more win. I also want to see how competitive we can be with the big boys.The significance though is that a few weeks ago people were talking about bowl games and writing that no game is off the table and now we're wondering if our team can beat the weakest opponent left on the schedule. All the other games, including Maryland, seem to be assumed as losses.
Teams that would worry me are teams like TCU, Tenn, UNC, WF etc.... basically consistently productive offenses. Outside of OSU and maybe Michigan (although they do it in a different way) the B10 doesn't really have those imo. Purdue and Maryland could maybe fall in that category as well but they're inconsistent in their performances and can make mistakes.Of the remaining games on the schedule which ones do you think the team will be one or two plays from winning let alone actually winning?
How did that work out for Penn State?Do expect RU to beat Indy … cranked them 35-3 last year and have beaten them a few times … plus Indy had a game and RU had the bye and should be well rested.
Someone mentioned it earlier…it is possible to separate the two.This board is becoming completely unreadable and in many ways reflects the what’s happened in our larger society.
I see the anti Schiano crowd castigating everyone and anyone who doesn’t follow them in their hate of Schiano.
How about we just let the rest of the season play out without every thread devolving into a pissing contest.
Absolutely - you nailed it.Someone mentioned it earlier…it is possible to separate the two.
That’s how I do it. I was Rutgers before, during, after and now during again.
Program > person
I’m not in any camp as my tent just says RUTGERS on it.
Expect RU to always lose to PSU, OSU, Michigan … I do expect RU to win against the Illinois, Indy and Purdue most years.How did that work out for Penn State?
And along with the correct OOC sked, there is your bowl game.Expect RU to always lose to PSU, OSU, Michigan … I do expect RU to win against the Illinois, Indy and Purdue most years.
I think we will be a dog again. Personally I would of had Nebraska and Iowa a pickem. Yes I would of lost both.All I'm saying is it won't be a walk in the park. Curious to know if we'll be favored. I'm guessing a mild favorite like minus 2 or 3
And I see the pro-Schiano people, a larger number, doing the same thing to fans who are--shockingly--unhappy with the coach's performance in Year 3: "trolls," "haters," "not real fans," etc. In fact, it usually starts with 1. Fan criticizes Schiano 2. Pro-Schiano fan attacks critic 3. Critic defends him/herself by attacking back. Sorry but the pro-Schiano crowd playing innocent victim is laughable.I see the anti Schiano crowd castigating everyone and anyone who doesn’t follow them in their hate of Schiano.
It's not that simple.And I see the pro-Schiano people, a larger number, doing the same thing to fans who are--shockingly--unhappy with the coach's performance in Year 3: "trolls," "haters," "not real fans," etc. In fact, it usually starts with 1. Fan criticizes Schiano 2. Pro-Schiano fan attacks critic 3. Critic defends him/herself by attacking back. Sorry but the pro-Schiano crowd playing innocent victim is laughable.
Huh? I have noticed fans who criticize Schiano usually point to the fact that in 13+ years at Rutgers he has never won a single out right conference championship, has never been to a single elite bowl game based on his team's on field record, in 13+ years his teams have finished in the top 20 just once (12th in 06), he had his greatest moment in 06 where his team beat Louisville, by no means a traditional football power, which was ranked third at the time, in 2+ years he has not been able to win one single home B1G game. Now as for criticism I hear this year from fans it is that if not for a tremendous defensive interception he very well might have lost to Temple, a team that just got humiliated by UCF 70-13 in a game UCF could have put up over 100 points but for the fact they put the scrubs in the game in the third quarter, and also the pitiful offensive performance against Nebraska. Greg is a good coach, not great, but good and he will have a chance over the next few years to prove that fact, but to be honest there should be some concern in every Rutgers fan whether Schiano is the man to turn this program into a competitive B1G program.It's not that simple.
1. Fan criticizes Schiano with a stupid ass comparison
2. Another fan points out the fallacies in the critic's stupid ass comparison
3. Critic come ups with an even more stupid ass whataboutism
4. Sorry, but we are all Rutgers fans, and don't see many "pro-Schiano" fans.
5. Double sorry- season is halfway over, not over as fans with stupid ass comparisons think it is.
The two of them work in tandem.You are a broken record.
When does a long way to go become too long?I divide this board into two types. Rutgers fans and consistent whiners. Rutgers fans know we have a long way to go but have also come a long way. We like to focus on the positives but know full well there are negatives.
By the way the G I A N T S won ugly again today. They did it with Defense and just enough offense. Daniel Jones of 3 years ago would not be making the plays he is now down the stretch and Saquon is a beast!
I think each group has the right to an opinion, good or bad. There are some things that have gone right while others continue to be a mess. Schiano is a defensive coach and a good one. The talent on the D is up and they are playing well, not perfect but well enough to win.And I see the pro-Schiano people, a larger number, doing the same thing to fans who are--shockingly--unhappy with the coach's performance in Year 3: "trolls," "haters," "not real fans," etc. In fact, it usually starts with 1. Fan criticizes Schiano 2. Pro-Schiano fan attacks critic 3. Critic defends him/herself by attacking back. Sorry but the pro-Schiano crowd playing innocent victim is laughable.
The two recent OCs to teams of our level or lower that had a qb come along were Leach tree guys or “grandchildren”…Eric Morris went from HC at Incarnate Word to OC at WSU and brought Cameron Ward with him and another player who I forget. Zach Kittley (current TT OC) went from OC at Houston Baptist to OC at WKU and brought Bailey Zappe with him and set records at WKU. He turned that into his current TT OC spot.I think each group has the right to an opinion, good or bad. There are some things that have gone right while others continue to be a mess. Schiano is a defensive coach and a good one. The talent on the D is up and they are playing well, not perfect but well enough to win.
The offense is still short on talent. I can't figure out what to expect out of an offensive group that doesn't have a decent or middle of the road line, no TE which is big with today's offenses, no WR who can stretch the field or a P5 QB. In the 3rd year of the rebuild, we still can't score.
That's where we are and I don't think anyone can deny it. There are so many "ifs" on the offense and I worry about that. I think we need a bigtime OC who has enough trust from his players that he brings a QB, WR and TE with him, kind of like Reilly did when he left for USC.
You missed the intent of my response, which was about the team's progress and the results of our past games. Other than saying let our D play against Indiana and the past struggles of Maryland, I wasn't discussing much of anything for the remaining games.Of the remaining games on the schedule which ones do you think the team will be one or two plays from winning let alone actually winning?
agree with a lot of what you say, even the part about crediting Schiano for the good defense. But he’s also responsible for the inept offense both in philosophy and recruiting failure. He simply doesn’t have a good history with QBs and that spooks kids with talent elsewhere. Can’t blame them. If my kid was legit D1 qb this is the second to the last I would send him, the last place being Navy.I think each group has the right to an opinion, good or bad. There are some things that have gone right while others continue to be a mess. Schiano is a defensive coach and a good one. The talent on the D is up and they are playing well, not perfect but well enough to win.
The offense is still short on talent. I can't figure out what to expect out of an offensive group that doesn't have a decent or middle of the road line, no TE which is big with today's offenses, no WR who can stretch the field or a P5 QB. In the 3rd year of the rebuild, we still can't score.
That's where we are and I don't think anyone can deny it. There are so many "ifs" on the offense and I worry about that. I think we need a bigtime OC who has enough trust from his players that he brings a QB, WR and TE with him, kind of like Reilly did when he left for USC.