With Barrow and White from OSU, The kid we just got from BC. Schiano is really trying to rebuild this defense through the transfer market!
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I would have to agree. He really understand the landscape and how to work it.The news keeps getting better and better. Up until this point, this is probably the best I could have imagined Schiano doing in this short of a time frame. He has injected life into the program, he is aligning himself with the student body and he is getting top recruits to come back to Rutgers. If he adds Dwumfour and Shorter that would be awesome. IMO, there was nobody else capable of accomplishing these things, this fast, other than Schiano. Jersey guy, Jersey pride.
I still shake my head at people that were against this hire.The news keeps getting better and better. Up until this point, this is probably the best I could have imagined Schiano doing in this short of a time frame. He has injected life into the program, he is aligning himself with the student body and he is getting top recruits to come back to Rutgers. If he adds Dwumfour and Shorter that would be awesome. IMO, there was nobody else capable of accomplishing these things, this fast, other than Schiano. Jersey guy, Jersey pride.
I still shake my head at people that were against this hire.
I still shake my head at people that were against this hire.
I wonder if we can get the Temple transfer DE as well...Roche I believe his name is.
Wouldn't doubt anything at this point but Roche may be a bit too much to ask. Loads of SEC interest.
Debbie....is that you ?It might be wise to not overvalue every recruit or transfer that Rutgers gets. Dwumfour had a total of two tackles in the 7 games he played in last year. Cruikshank is transferring because he had trouble making it onto the field as a wide receiver at Wisconsin. Will they be more productive at Rutgers? Yes, but only because of the severe lack of talent that Ash left behind. But to go into next season expecting more than 3 wins and some serious a$$ beatings from the power schools is a big mistake.
I'd bet Miami as he had a great visit there but you never know.
Debbie....is that you ?
Both lines are major issues as well as QB. Until the lines see major upgrade we will remain uncompetitive in the Big Ten.And those same people who wanted Morehead or Addazio or Butch Jones are pretty much not here any longer...Crickets... these are B1G type players joining Rutgers and Schiano... if nothing else it will help us get back to respectable sooner than later... QB is still our major issue... if by some miracle we can get Dwumfour and the Temple DE... the 2020 season becomes interesting once again.
Weak comment when it comes to Cruikshank. He was a fast small slot receiver on a team that doesn’t use a 3rd receiver often because they want big WRs who can block for their running game.It might be wise to not overvalue every recruit or transfer that Rutgers gets. Dwumfour had a total of two tackles in the 7 games he played in last year. Cruikshank is transferring because he had trouble making it onto the field as a wide receiver at Wisconsin. Will they be more productive at Rutgers? Yes, but only because of the severe lack of talent that Ash left behind. But to go into next season expecting more than 3 wins and some serious a$$ beatings from the power schools is a big mistake.
Weak comment when it comes to Cruikshank. He was a fast small slot receiver on a team that doesn’t use a 3rd receiver often because they want big WRs who can block for their running game.
Wisconsin didn’t want him to leave and other big schools, whose scheme would use him more, wanted him.
You were not factually correct at all.So what your saying is that I am factually correct on my comment about Cruikshank but somehow you find that as "weak". Weird post dude.
You were not factually correct at all.
You said Cruickshank could only be more productive “because of the severe lack of talent Ash left behind” at Rutgers.
The interest in Cruickshank by other schools whose rosters weren’t built by Ash proves you wrong. He is a big time player who would have made an impact on any RU roster in the last 20 years, including Schiano’s best.
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I spoke facts. He is transferring because he did not make it into the Wisconsin receiving rotation. You made up a story that he was on the bench there because he sucks at downfield blocking. Your belief is that he would be a great receiver for them but those crazy Wisconsin coaches value downfield blocking more. Kind of nuts wouldn't you say?
By the way, downfield blocking is mostly about positioning for a receiver. Very hard to get a hard hit on a db. Basically as a receiver you try and stay between the guy you are blocking and let the running back read which way to go.
As for other schools potentially being interested. On the low side if you offer this kid you get a good kick returner. On the high side he may be able to help out at flanker. Doesn't mean you are getting a great receiver, but he should be worth a scholarship just for the special teams play.so why not role the dice?
You tried to make a point about Dwumfour not being much of a player at Michigan which was correct, you screwed up by adding Cruikshank into the conversation when his situation is not at all comparable to Dwumfour’s, and you continue to argue your failed point instead of just conceding you were wrong..
I spoke facts. He is transferring because he did not make it into the Wisconsin receiving rotation. You made up a story that he was on the bench there because he sucks at downfield blocking. Your belief is that he would be a great receiver for them but those crazy Wisconsin coaches value downfield blocking more. Kind of nuts wouldn't you say?
By the way, downfield blocking is mostly about positioning for a receiver. Very hard to get a hard hit on a db. Basically as a receiver you try and stay between the guy you are blocking and let the running back read which way to go.
As for other schools potentially being interested. On the low side if you offer this kid you get a good kick returner. On the high side he may be able to help out at flanker. Doesn't mean you are getting a great receiver, but he should be worth a scholarship just for the special teams play.so why not role the dice?
I would assume that recruits who commit to Rutgers would get clothing for free.As an aside, Dwumfour was at Scarlet Fever before the hoops game, buying gear.
So there's that.
As an aside, Dwumfour was at Scarlet Fever before the hoops game, buying gear.
So there's that.
I would assume that recruits who commit to Rutgers would get clothing for free.
As an aside, Dwumfour was at Scarlet Fever before the hoops game, buying gear.
So there's that.
I would assume that recruits who commit to Rutgers would get clothing for free.
Dwumfour has to return to UM this semester to complete his degree & will not enroll at RU until late Spring as a Graduate Transfer, so RU cannot give him anything since he is a member of a different school for the next few months.
Could be at Scarlet Fever getting Rutgers gear for his Mom, Dad, sisters, brothers, friends, his pets Sparky and Fluffy, his car, his girlfriend, etc.I would assume that recruits who commit to Rutgers would get clothing for free.
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I spoke facts. He is transferring because he did not make it into the Wisconsin receiving rotation. You made up a story that he was on the bench there because he sucks at downfield blocking. Your belief is that he would be a great receiver for them but those crazy Wisconsin coaches value downfield blocking more. Kind of nuts wouldn't you say?
By the way, downfield blocking is mostly about positioning for a receiver. Very hard to get a hard hit on a db. Basically as a receiver you try and stay between the guy you are blocking and let the running back read which way to go.
As for other schools potentially being interested. On the low side if you offer this kid you get a good kick returner. On the high side he may be able to help out at flanker. Doesn't mean you are getting a great receiver, but he should be worth a scholarship just for the special teams play.so why not role the dice?