I don't want us turning the ball over via INT'S or Fumbles. But I don't want us to play it safe...and let Korsak kick it inside the 5 so the other team can score on 95 yard run.
Bielema calls out his team: ""I don't believe we have a player in the 2-deep that they've recruited here over the last 3 years
that is really significantly doing anything for us in the playing department, that's a major concern". And the Ilini pulled off an
improbably 9 OT victory over PSU.
Swinney said every position is up for re-evaluation after losing to Pitt. Clemson has seemingly been a force forever, and has been NC as well as runner up several times
in the past 5 years.
Rutgers needs to be able to control the LOS (O / D) AND create some excitement (e.g. Collins Wright, Al Shadee, Young, Wimsatt?).
Last year we had "the play of the year" against Indy, where our O lineman actually threw a backwards lateral that lead to a TD
which was ultimately negated because of a forward lateral past the LOS somewhere in the play.
We were exciting.
We were trending.
Against NW we got the ball back towards the end of the first half and did nothing with it. We didn't take a shot or two downfield.
We didn't substitute a new QB or RB or both to throw the D off. Rutgers went into the locker room with no energy ...and received the ball starting the 3rdQtr.
with the same minus MOJO.
Give me GS 2.0 0 vs 2.0.1. I love Greg and I'm happy he cam back to Rutgers, We need results and he's knows that. Cultures are critical ....but IMO players who have skills are building blocks
that make coaches great or mediocre.
GO RU!
MO
Bielema calls out his team: ""I don't believe we have a player in the 2-deep that they've recruited here over the last 3 years
that is really significantly doing anything for us in the playing department, that's a major concern". And the Ilini pulled off an
improbably 9 OT victory over PSU.
Swinney said every position is up for re-evaluation after losing to Pitt. Clemson has seemingly been a force forever, and has been NC as well as runner up several times
in the past 5 years.
Rutgers needs to be able to control the LOS (O / D) AND create some excitement (e.g. Collins Wright, Al Shadee, Young, Wimsatt?).
Last year we had "the play of the year" against Indy, where our O lineman actually threw a backwards lateral that lead to a TD
which was ultimately negated because of a forward lateral past the LOS somewhere in the play.
We were exciting.
We were trending.
Against NW we got the ball back towards the end of the first half and did nothing with it. We didn't take a shot or two downfield.
We didn't substitute a new QB or RB or both to throw the D off. Rutgers went into the locker room with no energy ...and received the ball starting the 3rdQtr.
with the same minus MOJO.
Give me GS 2.0 0 vs 2.0.1. I love Greg and I'm happy he cam back to Rutgers, We need results and he's knows that. Cultures are critical ....but IMO players who have skills are building blocks
that make coaches great or mediocre.
GO RU!
MO
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