TheKnightReport - Special Teams Coor. Adam Scheier not expected to return
Rutgers Football didn't renew the contract of Special Teams Coordinator Adam Scheier, as he won't return.
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?? Special teams had been awesome this year?I thought he was a good recruiter and kids loved him.
Mainly due to Korsak’s (and occasionally Cruickshanks’s) individual awesomeness.?? Special teams had been awesome this year?
Bumping this as many fans might have missed this. A head scratcher.Mainly due to Korsak’s (and occasionally Cruickshanks’s) individual awesomeness.
That's just it...with past GS teams...we've been spoiled with expectations of blocks on ST or turnovers on returns.Bumping the bump given the lack of banter on this.
I understand we've lost our prior identity of frequent blocked kicks. But other than that I thought our ST were adequate, especially in light of our other phases of the game.
I guess I hadn’t thought of that. In terms of kick coverage on punts and kickoffs we’ve been great, but no blocked kicks this year that I can remember.That's just it...with past GS teams...we've been spoiled with expectations of blocks on ST or turnovers on returns.
No special teams coach? I understand programs are moving toward having to have a general manager, but I can't imagine not having a ST coach, even with the best punter in college football. Does this mean Schiano is going to emulate the Presbyterian coach?NJ.com (Kratch I think) just posted an article which suggests Scheier may hang around in a non coaching capacity. He went on to say that Schiano may be changing his coaching philosophy about having a designated special teams coach.
I think it is more like there would be ST/TE coach.No special teams coach? I understand programs are moving toward having to have a general manager, but I can't imagine not having a ST coach, even with the best punter in college football. Does this mean Schiano is going to emulate the Presbyterian coach?
OK. That makes sense, certainly a lot more than my assumption.I think it is more like there would be ST/TE coach.
They will probably move towards the old way of coaching special teams. When the NCAA allowed a 10th assistant coach, some teams hired another position coach while others hired special teams guy. I thinking Schiano wanted to the the position coach and then coach special teams like they did when you were allowed only 9 coaches with everyone sharing responsibilities.No special teams coach? I understand programs are moving toward having to have a general manager, but I can't imagine not having a ST coach, even with the best punter in college football. Does this mean Schiano is going to emulate the Presbyterian coach?
I think he will be replaced but the new hire may not be assigned to coach special teams or just special teams..If Schiers is not being replaced it can be assumed that someone on the staff already will take on extra resposibilty. Does this mean the money saved on this position coach can be added towards our new DC ?
Scheier did a great job as STC. Other areas should be addressed. The offense looked like Pop Warner.That was my thinking also …Greg to handle and oversee Specials . We will see soon enough and if we are going outside of RU I would hope it is someone with some proven cred .
I'm not being dismissive but what about the specials this past year were so great, but for Korsak who is simply brilliant? Despite having top notch kickoff return men we did almost nothing on returns all year. And, while perhaps I'm missing one, I can't recall a single kick block all year.Scheier did a great job as STC. Other areas should be addressed. The offense looked like Pop Warner.
I think Max Melton blocked one against SU...but, I'm with you nothing else as I recallI'm not being dismissive but what about the specials this past year were so great, but for Korsak who is simply brilliant? Despite having top notch kickoff return men we did almost nothing on returns all year. And, while perhaps I'm missing one, I can't recall a single kick block all year.
Weren’t a ton of long run backs on punts or kickoffs either, IIRC. Or a ton of penalties on kicks. And don’t think any of our punts or kicks were blocked all season.I'm not being dismissive but what about the specials this past year were so great, but for Korsak who is simply brilliant? Despite having top notch kickoff return men we did almost nothing on returns all year. And, while perhaps I'm missing one, I can't recall a single kick block all year.
We had at least 1 extra point blocked. That was the one Felter never moved out of his stance allowing defensive player direct to block kick.Weren’t a ton of long run backs on punts or kickoffs either, IIRC. Or a ton of penalties on kicks. And don’t think any of our punts or kicks were blocked all season.
Also, come to think of it, I don’t recall seeing many blocked punts/FGs in other games besides ours, or seeing them in highlight footage. I wonder if teams have stopped trying due to a low success to penalty ratio, or something like that.
So let’s hope his doesn’t become a case of not knowing what we have until we no longer have it.