Question. If the dean knew about Flood meeting the professor why did Flood feel the need to disguise himself?
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Question. If the dean knew about Flood meeting the professor why did Flood feel the need to disguise himself?
Not being in NJ, I'm not sure if the merger is totally completed, but if it is, it's time for a new president regardless of your attitude toward sports. We are a comprehensive, research-oriented flagship state university. A lot goes on here, from the philosophy department to the relationship with New Brunswick to being in the Big Ten. A med school expert is no longer required.
Add that RU did not go B1G time until late in Frank Burns' tenure.He even won some but lack of administrative support caused his down fall.I mean, there's a lot there (on the surface) that I want to agree with....... but, just so factually wrong... We were not in the B1G when Kurt was hired...... and he actually won a lot of games no one expected him to (granted, it was all with GS recruits)..... Hiring a Coordinator from a National Champion is actually a "big time" action (it just so happens we got the booby prize behind door #3).......
... it sounds more like a Rutgers1000 complainer than anything.....
Do you need someone to literally say the words for you to get it? He has gone out of his way countless times to say that sports aren't very important to him. There are many ways to communicate a message without actually saying the words.
Urban Meyer would gladly give you Schiano back for Ash.
He has proven it.. he said it with his actions.. but I will lessen the degree of my statement..
Barchi DID NOT care much about athletics. I have no idea if he cares more now that football is disintegrating and we're stuck with Ash because of his poor decisions.
I know I read a quote about his dismissal of the importance of athletics.. as well as a quote by him about the importance of athletics in marketing Rutgers.. go figure.
read this story from onthebanks.. it is positive toward barchi overall.. which is fine.. but where athletics are concerned.. he was not at all concerned enough to be involved. Barchi palyed football at Georgetown. Its not like he hates athletics. He just doesn't know enough about Big Time athletics and doesn't care enough to learn... he has bigger fish to fry. Athletics is, what? 1% of the budget? Barchi is a CEO type.
A) he should have taken the time to watch the video of the Mike Rice thing.. OBVIOUSLY
B) fire Rice or not, he should have never fired Pernetti. Barchi needed Pernetti but wasn't concerned enough about athletics to defend him. He only found the guts to fight when it was HIS job at stake. Compare that it how UNC handled their scandals.
C) he should have never hired Julie, given her own abusive-coach history as well as her inexperience with football. he should have never let Kate Sweeney decide who the hire was when he paid an executive search firm for advice. Someone who cared enough about athletics would not have allowed that to happen.. but since he doesn't care.. much...
Jordan hiring? Understandable mistake. Ash hiring.. perhaps understandable but his contract was a big mistake. Therefore hiring Hobbs was a mistake... and JH and Hobbs would not have been hired if he had the guts to hold onto Pernetti.
Man, have you missed the point on this. I'll go slower.
I never said anything about his actions. I said he has never, contrary to what people here seem to believe, said publicly that he doesn't care about athletics.
You say has gone out of his way "countless times to say that sports aren't important to him."
Ok, then, show me just one time. One single quote from him that he doesn't care about sports.
None of this "saying it without saying it" bullshit either.
An actual quote of him saying it.
So we will become the university of Chicago.Well looks like I have to become a fan of my alma mater in Gainesville. Oh well.
He's not gonna become a fan of his alma mater in Gainesville?Read my lips: this is NOT happening.
I don’t know I’m not like some of you guys. I think this guy is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.” I think he WANTS the demise of the football program, despite his words at the end, Just look at the way he discusses each situation. Something isn’t right in my humble opinion or, maybe, he just truly has gone off the deep end and does love football but has given up all and any hope already.
HEY! I resemble that remark!Yeah yeah I knew I should’ve edited that so asshats like you didn’t respond as such!!
This "opinion piece" was just that, an opinion. The professor who wrote it, Glass, was so misinformed in his article. First of all, Schiano left on his own accord. No one forced him out. He wanted out because he had the opportunity to coach in the NFL. Secondly, Pernetti wanted Cristobal who turned us down. Unfortunately, Pernetti in order to keep the recruiting class together, hired Flood. We know how that ended. And thirdly, Hobbs hired Ash. He didn't have to hire Ash. He interviewed him and stated, "Chris Ash gave the best interview I've ever experienced." There were other possible coaches with HC experience who I know I preferred and many others, like Dino Babers, when the idea of Dan Mullens never materialized.
Great post. This University is disfunctional to its core. Could you imagine if the students, faculty, state govornment, and state residents actually supported their state university. What a powerhouse they could be.There wouldn't have to be any subsidy for people to complain about.I'm reading it and I am convinced this Arnold Glass is a poster here. His facts are as f-ed up as many on here that like to revisit history without actually knowing facts.
As pointed out - Barchi was not the president at the time. And Rutgers was not in the B1G at the time either so why is he comparing it to MST, OSU, Mich, PSU?
Next- often told here on this board but not true. Greg did not take all of his staff and left Flood behind. He recommended Flood to Tim and Flood was hired as the HC at the time when Greg had to come back to grab all the staff because all NFL staff boycotted him.
And while true, Flood was an unqualified HC and yes, he lost games he should have won...but he does have that Championship and he took PSU to the wire, beat Arky twice, got to bowls and beat Michigan. And even the Great GS lost many games he should have won. Big Deal.
And we all know the story of Flood in disguise meeting with a professor to try to allow for extra credit. Yeah, while that could have changed the grade, it is a grey area...he was not asking a professor to change a F into a C.Little know fact...JH and the Dean knew all about the meeting and approved of it. Would have been no big deal except that someone decided to use it to hang the duffus.
And then when hiring Ash- while it seemed we did not beg Greg to come back- the feeling was mutual.
Then he goes into the student fees, their loans etc...I hope he really doesn't feel that this is the real funnel that feeds Rutgers football. Maybe he also doesn't realize(much like Barchi) football is what brought the feast(B1G) to the table. Our University is in a much better place because of being a part of the B1G...don't put student loans and fees on the football team, put them on Barchi because he is eating first and giving all the best meat to his babies and letting the guy(football) who brought the feast(B1G) sit at the kids table.
And let's not forget that the administration dictated a salary under a million for that position.This "opinion piece" was just that, an opinion. The professor who wrote it, Glass, was so misinformed in his article. First of all, Schiano left on his own accord. No one forced him out. He wanted out because he had the opportunity to coach in the NFL. Secondly, Pernetti wanted Cristobal who turned us down. Unfortunately, Pernetti in order to keep the recruiting class together, hired Flood.
Absolutely scary what could be accomplished if the state as a whole got behind Rutgers.Great post. This University is disfunctional to its core. Could you imagine if the students, faculty, state govornment, and state residents actually supported their state university. What a powerhouse they could be.
So many things here.
I couldn't get past the third paragraph. The flood of errors made it impossible to take seriously whatever "tone" the piece might have had. I can't care about someone's opinion when they are so messed up with the facts.
The notion that Barchi will be remembered for killing football is preposterous. We hire a coordinator from a national champion school with as much of a pedigree as any school in the country. It went wrong. It doesn't mean there is a deliberate plot to kill football. And I read nothing into the fact Ash hasn't been fired yet. I can wait until the end of the season. I know the early signing period, blah, blah, blah, but haven't we learned the lesson about hiring a coach for a short-term goal? I know I have. I'd gladly sacrifice a recruiting class (as if Ash has one anyway) to get someone in here who knows what he's doing.
I would characterize Barchi's attitude toward sports as benign neglect. It sucks for sports fans, but it is not a big deal to anyone else, including the state as a whole. In fact, he was hired for the same reason Flood was -- to manage something that was in the pipeline. Barchi's was the merger, Flood's was the recruiting class. Not being in NJ, I'm not sure if the merger is totally completed, but if it is, it's time for a new president regardless of your attitude toward sports. We are a comprehensive, research-oriented flagship state university. A lot goes on here, from the philosophy department to the relationship with New Brunswick to being in the Big Ten. A med school expert is no longer required.
Yes, for Flood it was. It was not that way for Cristobal. He would have gotten considerably more money.And let's not forget that the administration dictated a salary under a million for that position.
Also he said Rutgers refused to rehire Schiano, when did Gary interview for a new hire.SIAP -- I haven't read all the comments yet -- but this opinion piece has lots of dubious statements in it. For instance, Schiano really didn't have much more experience than Flood when he was hired. And student fees account for only about one-fourth of the University's subsidy of sports. Obviously the Department of Psychology has at least one clunker for a professor.
Also he said Rutgers refused to rehire Schiano, when did Gary interview for a new hire.
Also said Instead of hire Flood with no experience, they should found an experienced head coach. How is that done in one week?
How is it spot on? Has OSU won a championship with Schiano. Ash defenses have never been blown out at OSU. Meyer would give Schiano back for Ash in a heartbeat. Why do you guys act like you were winning national championships with Schiano. You were mediocre then. Be honest, You don’t like the guy because he gave a middle finger to a mythical tradition.I Think this is spot on
The head coach at Ohio State, Urban Meyer, 1 of the 2 most successful active head coaches in college football, is constantly shedding assistants in favor of someone better. Meyer replaced Ash with the much more experienced and successful former collegiate and professional head coach Schiano, who Rutgers had declined to rehire as head coach.
The football deficit is paid for by the fees of students who will spend decades paying off their student loans. It is one thing to borrow money for your own education, quite another so that Rutgers can pay someone $10,000,000 to coach a football team that you did not know existed. It is only a matter of time before the students demand to end their support of the program, which will end the program itself. I will be devastated, but since the Athletics Department has deliberately antagonized both the fan base and the faculty, no one else will care when football is gone.
Arnold Glass is a professor in the Rutgers Department of Psychology. His column, "Extra Curricula," runs on alternate Thursdays.
This from the Director of Psychology,,,,who doesn't understand the positive influence of a winning football team...
How is it spot on? Has OSU won a championship with Schiano. Ash defenses have never been blown out at OSU. Meyer would give Schiano back for Ash in a heartbeat. Why do you guys act like you were winning national championships with Schiano. You were mediocre then. Be honest, You don’t like the guy because he gave a middle finger to a mythical tradition.
wow guy looks like a toolHe is apparently a specialist in (roughly speaking) figuring out how people use their brains to perceive and to think. Sounds very interesting, but I don't think it gives him any special insight into a question like this one. https://psych.rutgers.edu/faculty-profiles-a-contacts/98-arnold-glass
In my day we didn't let professors write for The Targum.The football deficit is paid for by the fees of students who will spend decades paying off their student loans. It is one thing to borrow money for your own education, quite another so that Rutgers can pay someone $10,000,000 to coach a football team that you did not know existed. It is only a matter of time before the students demand to end their support of the program, which will end the program itself. I will be devastated, but since the Athletics Department has deliberately antagonized both the fan base and the faculty, no one else will care when football is gone.
Arnold Glass is a professor in the Rutgers Department of Psychology. His column, "Extra Curricula," runs on alternate Thursdays.
This from the Director of Psychology,,,,who doesn't understand the positive influence of a winning football team...
The more experienced and more successful part I was talking, which I think Schiano is more than AshHow is it spot on? Has OSU won a championship with Schiano. Ash defenses have never been blown out at OSU. Meyer would give Schiano back for Ash in a heartbeat. Why do you guys act like you were winning national championships with Schiano. You were mediocre then. Be honest, You don’t like the guy because he gave a middle finger to a mythical tradition.
Schiano's and the nations best defensive player out for the season,might have something to do with it.How is it spot on? Has OSU won a championship with Schiano. Ash defenses have never been blown out at OSU. Meyer would give Schiano back for Ash in a heartbeat. Why do you guys act like you were winning national championships with Schiano. You were mediocre then. Be honest, You don’t like the guy because he gave a middle finger to a mythical tradition.
Why would Barchi want the demise of the FB program? If revenues continue to decline that will hurt the subsidy not help it.
In my day we didn't let professors write for The Targum.
wow.. you had honor and journalistic standards back then.. and now even at the highest level newspapers those traits are sorely lacking.We did in my days at the Daily Cal. We had a professor write anonymously to blast his colleagues in the Academic Senate. I was the editorial page editor, and I eventually told him that I wouldn't publish any more pieces unless he used his real name. Never heard from him again.
wow.. you had honor and journalistic standards back then.. and now even at the highest level newspapers those traits are sorely lacking.