Unconfirmed rumor Schiano on the clock
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It is just as difficult to pull a team from the depths that RU had sunk under Shea to respectability as it is to take a good team to a championship level. That is why he is revered.
Good source told me that Bob Mulcahy will be hired as "interim" AD and Schiano as HC with AD role coming sometime in the near future!
Nm the fact that before GS, RU was literally not even good enough to be considered mediocre. I believe GS could do good things with his experience in the NFL and a qualified OC.
In the end, Barchi may feel that Schiano gives us the best chance to go 1-0.
Please let this be true. At the very least, would love to see what Greg can do with the B1G name.
I don't think most coaches would come back... if Greg does, it means he really loves Rutgers, and wants to see us complete the goals he set out to accomplish. That's pretty admirable, and a lot of fanbase will get behind that.
Guy would destroy Franklin in recruiting. "Yeah, how many kids has Franklin sent to the NFL? Yeah, you're signing Rutgers."
I don't think most coaches would come back... if Greg does, it means he really loves Rutgers, and wants to see us complete the goals he set out to accomplish. That's pretty admirable, and a lot of fanbase will get behind that.
Guy would destroy Franklin in recruiting. "Yeah, how many kids has Franklin sent to the NFL? Yeah, you're signing Rutgers."
There was a post recently indicating that Schiano did not want to come back due to Herman's presence… Her departure may change that equation.
we better be careful of short term decisions which look good at the expense of the longer terms. We do this repeatedly
I call BS on Schiano. I won't believe it until Mr. Television confirms.
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Interestingly Greg Brown is on Chris Christie's campaign team. I'm guessing he must have the Gov's ear, and possibly blessing on how things go w RU.
Yeah, Rutgers never does well when factions co-opt the process. It goes all the way to firing Mulcahy, then Waters, then Pernetti, and then the subsequent hires of their successors.
Bringing in Dean Hobbs, and outsider, and who transitioned things at Seton Hall athletics, may be a smart move. He also got his law degree from UNC, the bastion of NCAA compliance.
A comedic tragedy. Whoever is making decisions, please have a look and a listen to this golden oldie:
Don't look back
A new day is breakin'
It's been too long since I felt this way
No offense to Greg Brown and a few of the other so called big donors. Just wonder how many have any real football knowledge of football. They may be good in the business world but that doesn't move the football or win games. Maybe Barchi should have also consulted someone the people I know and suggested for blue ribbon committee to advise on athletics and football in particular.
This included former outstanding players with great management and business skills..Alex Kroll, Bill Austin, Gene Renna (president of Mobile Oil, VP at ExxonMobil) , General Bob Kelly (former superintendent of the Air Force Academy) all of whom played football at Rutgers. Add in David Stern with Brown and perhaps you might have some solid and realistic input for Barchi to consider. #1 is to forget about anything related to what they might bring to the table as far as $$ commitments, it's their management and athletic backgrounds and knowledge that is important. I know half of these people were never invited to help.
But again typical Rutgers foolishness because they might not like to hear what needs to be said but I am willing to bet that this group if convened would have come up with some positive input and a meaningful plan both for athletics and public relations. Alex Kroll was the top person at Y&R one of the leading advertising and public relations firms in the world. And Renna handled one of the major large corporation mergers and Kelly was a no nonsense person at the Air Force Academy.
It's still never too late yhe gorge a plan that just might work because the plan bstvhinhas on the table surely isn't it shows no promise of success.
This included former outstanding players with great management and business skills..Alex Kroll, Bill Austin, Gene Renna (president of Mobile Oil, VP at ExxonMobil) , General Bob Kelly (former superintendent of the Air Force Academy) all of whom played football at Rutgers. Add in David Stern with Brown and perhaps you might have some solid and realistic input for Barchi to consider. #1 is to forget about anything related to what they might bring to the table as far as $$ commitments, it's their management and athletic backgrounds and knowledge that is important. I know half of these people were never invited to help.
But again typical Rutgers foolishness because they might not like to hear what needs to be said but I am willing to bet that this group if convened would have come up with some positive input and a meaningful plan both for athletics and public relations. Alex Kroll was the top person at Y&R one of the leading advertising and public relations firms in the world. And Renna handled one of the major large corporation mergers and Kelly was a no nonsense person at the Air Force Academy.
It's still never too late yhe gorge a plan that just might work because the plan bstvhinhas on the table surely isn't it shows no promise of success.
Maybe because he's the ONLY one in the RU administration that seems to give a damn about football and the athletic dept?
You do realize people do change. Especially when they hit rock bottom. Being fired from your head coaching position is considered hitting rock bottom in the coaching profession. If the things written about him lately are true he has learned from past mistakes and has changed some of his ways. I would say from day 1 with the B1G conference to sell we would see a huge up tick in recruiting. And if he has truly changed his ways he will hire a more than competent OC and allow him to run the show. We know what we're getting on defense and his special teams well they were quite special. The only thing that really held us back during his latter years was our offense. If he has truly changed we could do a lot worse but still better than what we've had.
Sorry but I am looking for much more than respectability and I hope others are too.
Coughlin is leading the Giants to a 20-13 loss against Washington today with 4 minutes to go in the game. Its time for him to retire.
it was 20-0 a few minutes ago. ODB just make another incredible catch, this one for a TD. game isn't over yet.
Keep Schiano away from Rutgers. He's an average to below average coach and Rutgers has direct experience.
College football's KING of Soft and Easy OOC schedules
28-48 in the Big East
12 years on Rutgers payroll
68-67 overall record
ZERO BCS games
ZERO conference championships
His 'defense' gave up 69 points to Cincinnati in 2010
Fired after two seasons at TB for being a below average coach there.
Let Schiano coach at a program that matches his ability... Monmouth College, Widener University, etc.
College football's KING of Soft and Easy OOC schedules
28-48 in the Big East
12 years on Rutgers payroll
68-67 overall record
ZERO BCS games
ZERO conference championships
His 'defense' gave up 69 points to Cincinnati in 2010
Fired after two seasons at TB for being a below average coach there.
Let Schiano coach at a program that matches his ability... Monmouth College, Widener University, etc.
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