Kansas State has a really nice football fieldhouse
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Some of his responses have to be trolls. Like saying kstate has far superior talent with recruiting classes ranked in the 60s. Then say the recruiting rankings are wrong but wants Rutgers to get recruits ranked highly by the services he says are wrong.
Then he says Rutgers will have superior talent to Oregon next year. I feel like that one should make it clear he isn't serious..
that’s harsh, unfair and uncalled for, bashing actual nitwits like that.
In 2019, the price tag for a fieldhouse was estimated to be $150 million. Schiano was supposed to take the lead in fundraising. The price tag is probably at least $200 million by now thanks to the inflation during and after Covid. And, if Schinao is fundraising, he has been *very* quiet about his efforts or his successes, if any. If he were being successful, the school would be advertising that because large donations help spur smaller donations. In addition, we don't have either a president or an AD, and we have no idea how they will feel about the project. So I think we ought to wait until the school renews its committment, and until Schiano is able to get some large donations, before regarding donations for a field house as important enough to guilt-trip posters about.
To put it less tactfully, I am tired of hearing from @rutgersal about this matter.
To put it less tactfully, I am tired of hearing from @rutgersal about this matter.
Indiana and Michigan are flinging money around like nobody's business to kids out of high school and who choose to flee their college commitments in search of the all mighty dollar. I'm not interested in bidding wars for high schoolers, college kids or even the pros for that matter. And these college kids are now pros with no oversight, structure, or restriction. It's getting sillier by the moment and it's destroying what collegiate, amateur sports was all about.
How did Rutgers coaches adapt after their first half experience? The balled up into a shell and stopped doing what worked for them. Second half, Rutgers defenders seemed to be hiding rather than being in position, swarming to the ball and taking proper angles. How many gigantic chunk plays happened where a Rutgers defender was not in five or ten yards of a receiver/ball carrier. That's piss poor execution, not lack of talent.
Their best RB opted out and they still ran for 347 yards. They ran for that many yards because they exploited RU's bad defensive fundamentals. As a previous poster mentioned, on many of those explosion plays, there wasn't a defender within 10 yards because they were completely out of position.
What does a field house get you that we don’t already have through Hale Center etc.? I honestly don’t know.
