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Greg may wind up with a defense like Illinois had this past year if he transfers in a couple more or develops a few more impact players. Illinois played Michigan very close this season…and Michigan probably should be playing Monday night.
Rutgers lands DL transfer from SEC program
Rutgers landed a commitment from a defensive lineman who transferred out of an SEC program this offseason.www.nj.com
6'2" 290 lbs adds some needed size to the Dline
D should be very good, just need O to keep them relatively fresh
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Based on what? he got a DL transfer that saw very little time at Ole Miss last year?
He got Tywone Malone and Davison Igbinosun to commit to Ole Miss- both were 4 star recruits.
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seems like mainly his relationship with Watson is what gave us edge.
So if we get a nice player, it's relationships.. If they commit elsewhere, it's NIL.. 🤔
Peterson committed to RU before Watson came here, he then decommitted and committed again when the grass was not greener on the other side. Toure is a legacy and that had much more to do with it than Watson or any other coach besides Schiano.He got Tywone Malone and Davison Igbinosun to commit to Ole Miss- both were 4 star recruits.
He got Jasire Peterson and Famah Toure to commit to RU, and now Iton.
This is his first year as a position coach.
Obviously, recruits don't seem to care about a coach's weight and care more about the content of his character and coaching ability than aging grouchy dudes on message boards do.
"Marquise Watson, Rutgers, Defensive Line Coach (27)
Another returning member of the 30Under30 club, Watson is one of the fastest-rising coaches in the entire country. This is Watson’s first on-field role in the FBS. But it’s actually his third job on the field since graduating from Bryant. Watson spent the last two years at Ole Miss. He served as a GA in 2020 before jumping to a senior analyst role in 2021. Watson also served as the Rebels’ d-line coach for the 2020 Outback Bowl. This is Watson’s second stint at Rutgers. He was a defensive assistant for his home-state program in 2018. Watson played linebacker and defensive tackle in college and has also spent time coaching running backs in his career. "
30Under30 Profile: Back at Rutgers, Marquise Watson is a rising coaching star
“Every GA tries to see themselves as if they’re a full-time coach,” Watson said. "I’m from New Jersey. This is the school I grew up watching.”
Haters gonna hate.
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Thanks for posting.He got Tywone Malone and Davison Igbinosun to commit to Ole Miss- both were 4 star recruits.
He got Jasire Peterson and Famah Toure to commit to RU, and now Iton.
This is his first year as a position coach.
Obviously, recruits don't seem to care about a coach's weight and care more about the content of his character and coaching ability than aging grouchy dudes on message boards do.
"Marquise Watson, Rutgers, Defensive Line Coach (27)
Another returning member of the 30Under30 club, Watson is one of the fastest-rising coaches in the entire country. This is Watson’s first on-field role in the FBS. But it’s actually his third job on the field since graduating from Bryant. Watson spent the last two years at Ole Miss. He served as a GA in 2020 before jumping to a senior analyst role in 2021. Watson also served as the Rebels’ d-line coach for the 2020 Outback Bowl. This is Watson’s second stint at Rutgers. He was a defensive assistant for his home-state program in 2018. Watson played linebacker and defensive tackle in college and has also spent time coaching running backs in his career. "
30Under30 Profile: Back at Rutgers, Marquise Watson is a rising coaching star
“Every GA tries to see themselves as if they’re a full-time coach,” Watson said. "I’m from New Jersey. This is the school I grew up watching.”
Sounds like Ole Miss was rotating 10 defensive linemen which could limit individual production. I think he will start from day one.
