Micah Clark
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In the early 2000s rutgers was lesser than less . Especially to a south Florida kid
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Ash GOT them to commit. Ash can’t fill out paperwork from other schools re their grades. Your comment on Ash not getting them here is one where you show your complete ignorance of what has to happen for a grad transfer and a regular transfer for them to be eligible to play. Since you appear ignorant of that fact I will overlook your comment
Knightshift,Both of my parents are gone now. I am so glad I moved back. Even though I had a fantastic childhood, there is something about being around your folks in the senior years that makes you feel even closer to them. If either of your parents are still alive, treasure every day because you really don’t know when the last day will be. If they are gone, I hope they went peacefully and are enjoying an eternity of joy.
I'm guessing it's not something he wants to discuss in open forum even tho it's been public knowledge for at least 7-8 months.
On my first day at the Uni of Florida in the *70's I was told there are two seasons.. Football and everything else. And the second one doesn't matter.Life without football was not life.
People from NY/North Jersey consider Howell living in the sticks. Howell residents consider Manchester truly living in the sticks.[roll]
Don’t worry because if Ash don’t get it done, I put my life on the line that Schiano will be crying at his introductory press conference about how good it feels to be home. Well, him or Camp.
I will buy seasons the day Greg becomes HC
Maybe I'm not cut throat enough, but I'm going to be pretty hesitant to pull a scholarship from a kid who is having off field issues.
My daughter just got her grades for summer school. Final official grades is probably what is needed to complete the transfer.
If that's what you want to believe Of Course he would
Wrong. Rutgers was on an upward trajectory and was starting to make a name for itself
Kole, in the last twenty years, I have spent a lot of time in Howell since that is where my sister,husband, and nephews live. I will take Manchester, thank you. I love the sticks. When I was growing up in Sparta, we had one traffic light and almost no sidewalks. It was not unusual to still see people ride their horse to the A&P. When I was born, Sussex County still had more cows than people. Wish it had never changed.
It will be interesting to see if Coach Schiano can still recruit Florida well if he comes back (which probably won’t happen anyway).
LOL, I guess you'll never buy season tickets. Give it up, Schiano played his hand, and lost. Will never be associated with Rutgers again! Maybe, you and your followers can buy tickets to Kean University's games, but his ego would never allow him to take that job. Good luck, we all need our hero's some warranted, some not.
How did he play his hand and lost. He got paid a shit ton of money to be an nfl coach. He then was a DC at Ohio st and was offered the Pats DC job. Guy has easily made over 25 million in his career. Which is not over yet. Doesn’t sound like losing to me.
Again, what's your point! It's what he did after 2006 that matters, even in 2006 he couldn't win a Conference. The guy could recruit, I'll give him that, good at Marketing as well, but that doesn't make him someone capable of leading a team on the field, you know where they actually play the game. DCoordinator, that's another story.
Your equating money, position with success. It's completely different. NFL Coach = Fail, DC at Ohio State = a couple of steps back(and new coach canned him), 'offered' the Pats DC job(not a head Coach job) = wifey didn't let him take it. Besides, never said he wasn't a very good D Coach, just not a Head Coach. Throw in his vanity, inability to be 'players' coach, and you have a guy who maxed his potential at Rutgers. BTW, as an NFL headcoach he was pathetic.
Every game, and what I saw was a Head Coach, buried in his clipboard, while his team was looking for leadership. And, also saw a team that the talent to win each and every game with good game planning, but were let down by poor coaching. That's what I saw.
Greg was an average game day coach. He was good or better at most other things that had to do with the program. He did piss off a whole lot of people but he also had a whole lot of people love him. He has a huge ego and a huge heart. I'd take him back in a heart beat as I believe the worst he would do here would be bring us back to 6-6 type seasons again. He would make going to Rutgers cool again for the better players in the state.
Because he's just throwing stuff up against the wall.
You'd have to think Johnson is much, much more likely to contribute down the road.
I saw otherwise
Greg built a strong program.
Brought in very good football players.
Drew fans to the stadium.
Won bowl games.
I'm sure he's learned a few things since his last game here.
BRING HIM BACK HOME!!!
Her is retired for coaching. He got his dream job as DC for the Patriots and retired before Spring Camps.
He is never coming back.
A dream job is a DC?
That's hogwash.
If he coaches again can you agree to cease posting here?
And? That has to do with? You made a comment that Greggy would still get who ever he wanted from Florida and I only countered with the fact that there are additional Florida schools playing meaningful football games that he would be recruiting against. He wasnt worrying about Central Florida or Florida Atlantic back then for 2 schools. Miami Florida and Florida State are all on the upswing again. So again my statement merely had to do with Florida recruiting. It is obvious that the 2006 teams would crush this years team.
Did it all against a very watered down BIG East, never had to face Michigan, Ohio State, Penn St, and Michigan St every year
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