is nj. com starting already https://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/...-left-rutgers-recapping-the-last-8-years.html
not a glowing article
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Yet @ru66 didnt want Greg back. Unbelievable.
NJ.com has been an ally of the GS camp in the last three weeks. Without them, there would have been a BOG meeting to approve the Addazzio hire this week.
Always get a kick out of people starting threads about articles they don't like bringing more discussion and attention to them
As an fyi, the year after Schiano's 11-21 tenure in Tampa, Lovie Smith went 2-14. Sometimes it is the players and not the coaching.
ahole--show where I ever said I did not want Schiano--not only are you an ass but a liar
Schiano team got worce by far from first year to second. He lost control of locker room to the point he had to cut the starting QB. Lovie had a tough time coming into that situation.
they have had 1 winning season out of the last 8 years. Schiano really did not do any worse then the other 2-3 coaches and his 7-9 record in his first year was the second best of the last 8 years.
Not saying it isnt a poorly run franchise. As far as his 7 9 record (as most give Schiano credit for Floods success) shouldnt that be credited to previous coach? Wouldnt his second season been a more telling barometer of "His" team?
Check out the Bless Austin Headline, when all he really said was that he did not know Schiano or much about him, and his focus was making his current team better. The headlines/content there is designed for generating clicks. Screw them:
"Why Jets’ Blessuan Austin wasn’t really rooting for Rutgers to rehire Greg Schiano"
I don't think you can look at it that way in the NFL.
What an article though, when you list out everything that happened... Well, that's a lot of strange stuff for one guy. MRSA, Tenn & NE. RU must be looking pretty good.
Quintessential definition of dysfunctional ownership - 4 coaches over a 6 year period from 2011-2016.
That’s a solid, informative piece.
I think it is important for people to understand the context of his life and career, and that chain of events definitely made me like him more and I am excited to hear him speak about things he has learned.
I think it is important for people to understand the context of his life and career, and that chain of events definitely made me like him more and I am excited to hear him speak about things he has learned.
That's a pretty balanced story.
Some other takes...
NY Times
Rutgers Returns to Greg Schiano to Rebuild Football Program
NY Post
Greg Schiano’s greatest challenges in resurrecting Rutgers
NY Daily News
Greg Schiano and Rutgers are getting back together
WEEI
Greg Schiano is heading back to Rutgers
Buckeye Sports Bulletin
FORMER OHIO STATE COORDINATOR GREG SCHIANO TO BECOME RUTGERS HEAD COACH
Some other takes...
NY Times
Rutgers Returns to Greg Schiano to Rebuild Football Program
NY Post
Greg Schiano’s greatest challenges in resurrecting Rutgers
NY Daily News
Greg Schiano and Rutgers are getting back together
WEEI
Greg Schiano is heading back to Rutgers
Buckeye Sports Bulletin
FORMER OHIO STATE COORDINATOR GREG SCHIANO TO BECOME RUTGERS HEAD COACH
Going by memory, I know Tampa bay lost the first eight or so games
In Gregs second season, which pretty much doomed him there
First game of that season was against the Jets..... f I recall correctly Tampa stopped the Jets on a 4th down that would have sealed the victory, but some Tampa bay defensive back stupidly hit the ball carrier out of bounds, Jets kept the ball, won by a point
sh@t luck for Greg right there
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