Actually very excited to see who we hire.
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I agree, I would be happy with Gregg or Rhule; I would be upset with Cristoball or Golden.
I agree with you but somebody mentioned Mario was the national recruiter of the year recently.
Given who was just let go, I don't think there's another human being on the planet we shouldn't be happy to hire as a replacement. Beating just two winning teams in four years and losing to a 2-31 coach with a bowl on the line at home with a big halftime lead shows a hall of fame level of incompetence.
I'm telling you right now we need to go after Richt! Its time to sack up and spend like the big boys. Barchi said money isn't a problem so its time to get a proven coach
Failed as a HC and is no an OL coach. Not even a coordinator.
Nothing screams hire that.
Nothing screams hire that.
Why not try and hit a home run with this hire!!! Try and get richt the worse he can say is hes not interested and if he does we go from there. If Barchi is being truthful about money not being an issue then there is no reason why we shouldn't take a shot and go for Richt.
He's too expensive. He made $4 million last year. Don't think we'll go that high.
Well you can back end his contract with the B1G money coming in down the road. You'll never know unless we see what he says that's all i'm saying.
Since we are talking about a school that hired Fred Hill Jr, Fudd and that maniac that threw basketballs at people.
It's hard to have any confidence they won't make another terrible choice on the cheap.
It's hard to have any confidence they won't make another terrible choice on the cheap.
Agree it is worth a shot.
He only made $3.3 last year and will be walking with $4.1 million from the Georgia buyout. Maybe he would be okay with something more back ended. If I was RU in the B1G East with our schedule, I also wouldn't be afraid in offering some significant incentives for things like a 10 win season or winning the division, because you know they would be generating a lot of revenue.
Thankfully those people are not the ones doing the hiring since they were fired long ago.
Enough already, Schiano Detractors. I continue to be baffled and dismayed by the Schiano critics. They just cannot seem to stop picking on his foibles (like being controlling, or making certain arguable on-field decisions) or, most of all, their constant carping about the lack of a championship or major bowl appearance during Greg's tenure. However,if you were there for the dreadful years, especially the Terry Shea teams and the early Schiano years , RU was ten times worse than we are now; we didn't lose to good teams, we were slaughtered by astonishingly lopsided scores. Probably would have lost to Piscataway H.S. A total joke. Schiano had the balls to take on this train wreck of a program and slowly, brick-by-brick, the house got constructed, soundly. He persuaded one recruit at a time to come to Rutgers. SOLID RESPECTABILITY FELT BLOODY DAMN GOOD FOR LONG SUFFERING FANS! Just to be mentioned by sportscasters in a non-derisive or snickering tone was bliss. And I'd like to emphasize that for several seasons, before a bunch of teams exited for the ACC (or Big 12), the Big East was a very respectable conference. Schiano's return would be a recruiting bonanza and instantly restore RU's battered reputation. He'd also be more likely to retain recruits and minimize transfers. Having said that, I'd still be shocked if he came here. Been there, done that to the 10th power, and for relatively short money, with a guy who I believe is still getting his Tampa Bay payout. High risk factor as well. But if it happens, I'd be the happiest fan there is.