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ZooCougar said:
He didn’t do as well as Edsall and was at best his equal. Edsall is pretty overrated. So there’s that.
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Edsall is a better coach than Schiano.

Schiano Big East record last three years at Rutgers:

3-4
1-6
4-3
Yuck! Amazing that they want him back.
 
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Edsall can develop players. His attitude towards fans and others and in-game coaching leaves a lot to be desired.

Over in men's hockey, we have Cavanaugh who can recruit decently, beat ranked teams but lose 5 in a row to Sacred Heart.
 
I think Schiano deserves the chance to prove his Full Banana theory - that Jersey football can be a dominant Program. All in. Helicopter. Palace Training facility. Jersey kids

Rutgers ain’t gonna get that from the deeper choices.
 
Pudge said:
I think Schiano deserves the chance to prove his Full Banana theory - that Jersey football can be a dominant Program. All in. Helicopter. Palace Training facility. Jersey kids

Rutgers ain’t gonna get that from the deeper choices.
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He tried that already.
 
ZooCougar said:
He tried that already.
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yeah ... and thus HE gave them the best run of Rutgers football since the invention of the Sport. Let the guy who hired Chris Ash choose the next "rising" assistant" or other?
 
Pudge said:
yeah ... and thus HE gave them the best run of Rutgers football since the invention of the Sport. Let the guy who hired Chris Ash choose the next "rising" assistant" or other?
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I hope they make a terrible choice. They should bring in some outside help, maybe consult Hathaway and a few Barber Shops in the Naugatuck Valley since those guys are always on top of the cutting edge of the game.
 
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Butch said:
Edsall can develop players. His attitude towards fans and others and in-game coaching leaves a lot to be desired.

Over in men's hockey, we have Cavanaugh who can recruit decently, beat ranked teams but lose 5 in a row to Sacred Heart.
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We tied Sacred Heart this year, so there’s that.;)
 
RU: "Hey Greg, that guy Hobbs doesn't fully speak for us. Let's talk."

Schiano: "Okay, I've got nothing else going on. I didn't really need some of those things I asked for. I was just messin' with that Hobbs guy. Who brought in a guy from Seton Hall Law School to run a B1G athletic department anyway?"

www.nj.com

On again? Under pressure, Rutgers appears on verge of reviving talks with Greg Schiano

There is a growing belief all hope is not lost between Greg Schiano and the university and his return as head football coach could still be salvaged, several individuals with knowledge of the situation told NJ Advance Media on Wednesday.
www.nj.com www.nj.com
 
Butch said:
Edsall can develop players. His attitude towards fans and others and in-game coaching leaves a lot to be desired.

Over in men's hockey, we have Cavanaugh who can recruit decently, beat ranked teams but lose 5 in a row to Sacred Heart.
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C'mon now, SH blanked BU last night. (Disclaimer: that's sarcasm)
 
huskyrob1 said:
We are not a laughing stock, the football program will recover, we have 22 national championships in major NCAA sports and are in the top four in some sports EVERY year. There are only a handful of schools in the country that can even approach that. Yes, UMass and Rutgers are laughing stocks, and cannot even approach Uconn's athletic success. UConn is not a laughing stock. UConn men's basketball is well on it's way to making a full recovery. There are many important individuals in the B1G who are now saying privately that they made a huge mistake in grabbing Rutgers instead of UConn. We also have an athletic director who is well respected across the country. Aside from men's and women's basketball, UConn has had great success in baseball and field hockey and has two nationally respected coaches in Nancy Stevens and Jim Penders.
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What I meant is that in football, the national sports talking heads and writers do make fun of us. Yes, I think the move back to the BE will be fine and now with the 2020 football schedule, I believe even Football will be better. Yes, I was against the BE move, but if football gets better and RE is not the answer it will be a GREAT move!
 
Chuck said:
RU: "Hey Greg, that guy Hobbs doesn't fully speak for us. Let's talk."

Schiano: "Okay, I've got nothing else going on. I didn't really need some of those things I asked for. I was just messin' with that Hobbs guy. Who brought in a guy from Seton Hall Law School to run a B1G athletic department anyway?"

www.nj.com

On again? Under pressure, Rutgers appears on verge of reviving talks with Greg Schiano

There is a growing belief all hope is not lost between Greg Schiano and the university and his return as head football coach could still be salvaged, several individuals with knowledge of the situation told NJ Advance Media on Wednesday.
www.nj.com www.nj.com
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Of course Schiano was bluffing, nobody else is calling.
 
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Have to wonder how well Rutgers could have scheduled as an independent, these days.
 
I think a lot of you are missing the point on Schiano's demands. He demanded $$ investment in the program and facilities as well as the Staff salaries. He is demanding what they would need to even think about competing at all in a division with OSU, Michigan and PSU. He is rightfully staying away if the school doesn't ante up, but the ante up isn't for his own pockets.
 
regassert6 said:
I think a lot of you are missing the point on Schiano's demands. He demanded $$ investment in the program and facilities as well as the Staff salaries. He is demanding what they would need to even think about competing at all in a division with OSU, Michigan and PSU. He is rightfully staying away if the school doesn't ante up, but the ante up isn't for his own pockets.
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Rutgers top brass have shown they care nothing about the actual product on the field. They've had how many winning seasons since schiano took over? A handful?
 
I’m ambivalent to how the Schiano melodrama plays out. No matter who gets the Rutgers coaching job, my only interest is in having Rutgers and UConn schedule some future football games. If Schiano is the candidate more likely to support that, I’m all for Rutgers hiring him.
 
Nostical said:
I’m ambivalent to how the Schiano melodrama plays out. No matter who gets the Rutgers coaching job, my only interest is in having Rutgers and UConn schedule some future football games. If Schiano is the candidate more likely to support that, I’m all for Rutgers hiring him.
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I agree, but they have to give Schiano what he wants for the program and facilities or I don't think he's going to take the job. He very well could also be waiting to see if UConn fires Edsall next week. I know alot of the UConn players and assistant coaches are.
 
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huskyrob1 said:
I agree, but they have to give Schiano what he wants for the program and facilities or I don't think he's going to take the job. He very well could also be waiting to see if UConn fires Edsall next week. I know alot of the UConn players and assistant coaches are.
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At a certain point it becomes a return on investment. RU, good or bad, is in B1G 10 eastern division and they will always be looking up at Michigan, Ohio St and Penn St in terms of facilities, resources, and everything else. Basically 4th place in their division is the high level mark. That goes for every other program in the B1G 10 Question is can another staff build a program that can get to that level without everything Schiano is asking for to get him to come back.
 
huskyrob1 said:
I agree, but they have to give Schiano what he wants for the program and facilities or I don't think he's going to take the job. He very well could also be waiting to see if UConn fires Edsall next week. I know alot of the UConn players and assistant coaches are.
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Why? We aren't paying Schiano $4 million a year to come here.
 
We found out threw the Rutgers search that Lance Leipold signed - last year - for $654k per annum. Up a couple hunny from the last year.

Do you jump from a Buffalo to UConn for $1.2m or so? We might not like a dip in his record as you have in 2019 ... but you can't argue with his start through these years.

We improved the roster dramatically from the last we saw Diaco. what now
 
TRest said:
Why? We aren't paying Schiano $4 million a year to come here.
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Schiano knows he can't get $4 million out of the UConn AD, but he does know that UConn has great facilities and great benefactors who are willing to write checks. He also knows that Benedict has a pretty good independent schedule for next year.
 
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huskyrob1 said:
Schiano knows he can't get $4 million out of the UConn AD, but he does know that UConn has great facilities and great benefactors who are willing to write checks. He also knows that Benedict has a pretty good independent schedule for next year.
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No.
 
regassert6 said:
I think a lot of you are missing the point on Schiano's demands. He demanded $$ investment in the program and facilities as well as the Staff salaries. He is demanding what they would need to even think about competing at all in a division with OSU, Michigan and PSU. He is rightfully staying away if the school doesn't ante up, but the ante up isn't for his own pockets.
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Sort of. He was demanding that he has the final say on much of that. That wasn't (or at least shouldn't) ever going to happen.
 
The Funster said:
You can't go home again. Exhibit A: Randy Edsall.
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REv2 was a much harder gig that REv1. Much easier to build for the move to 1-A playing against AA teams. Plus, making the move there were very low expectations, a stronger UConn brand and brandy new facilities.

Schiano would have good recruiting territory, and a great conference brand on his side in round 2. I'm not saying it is easier, but the challenges are different.
 
huskyrob1 said:
I agree, but they have to give Schiano what he wants for the program and facilities or I don't think he's going to take the job. He very well could also be waiting to see if UConn fires Edsall next week. I know alot of the UConn players and assistant coaches are.
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Holy cow. Not a serious post, is it Rob?
 
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