Dave RevsineVerified account@BTNDaveRevsineHour into practice, there's no doubt in my mind that Rutgers will be better this year. Definitely some talent here
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Cue the self-loathing doubters. . . . .
They could also have said nothingFind me a tweet from any school on the BIG Tour that is negative. Could you imagine? "Ugh, RU is depleted, get ready for a long season on the Banks." They only send out positive tweets.
I want to party with you.They could also have said nothing
(or at least more generic or neutral - ie, Rutgers working hard to prepare for a tough B10 sched)
Just my general outlook in life.
Probably to protect the skin.I've noticed this often. Ash, Parker and even some of the positional coaches tend to wear windbreaker-style jackets with long sleeves or sometimes just long-sleeved shirts in BRUTAL hot weather. I find it awfully bizarre. I couldn't care less. But it is strange and interesting. Wonder if there's a reason for it? Long sleeves I get if they want to protect their skin but I don't think it's that. Not when the wind breaker is in the mix. Very odd.
I want to party with you.
DiNardo's statement last year was great: "Rutgers looks like a B1G team."
Exactly what I mean... "...looks like a BIG team" is completely generic saying something nice without really saying anything statement.I want to party with you.
DiNardo's statement last year was great: "Rutgers looks like a B1G team."
I can't say enough good things about this team. . . .Exactly what I mean... "...looks like a BIG team" is completely generic saying something nice without really saying anything statement.
Where we going tonight???
It will also be most interesting if they don the short sleeves no jacket look in november.I've noticed this often. Ash, Parker and even some of the positional coaches tend to wear windbreaker-style jackets with long sleeves or sometimes just long-sleeved shirts in BRUTAL hot weather. I find it awfully bizarre. I couldn't care less. But it is strange and interesting. Wonder if there's a reason for it? Long sleeves I get if they want to protect their skin but I don't think it's that. Not when the wind breaker is in the mix. Very odd.
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Gerry DiNardo Verified account @gerrydinardo
BTN Camp Tour #Rutgers - Best practice we've seen to date. Impressive in many ways, physical, personnel, tempo, organization and efficient.
I've noticed this often. Ash, Parker and even some of the positional coaches tend to wear windbreaker-style jackets with long sleeves or sometimes just long-sleeved shirts in BRUTAL hot weather. I find it awfully bizarre. I couldn't care less. But it is strange and interesting. Wonder if there's a reason for it? Long sleeves I get if they want to protect their skin but I don't think it's that. Not when the wind breaker is in the mix. Very odd.
Definitely true, but what Ash is wearing doesn't look breathable at all...There are many people who swear that wearing longsleeve shirts in hot weather actually keeps you cooler. I have met many Latino laborers who will wear long sleeves all summer and swear it keeps them cooler than short sleeves.
They do sprinkle in some negative stuff as well.
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Cue the self-loathing doubters. . . . .
Most interested to see how this applies to our secondary.A good coach should make the players look better, while a poor coach generally makes a team look worse.
We fixed one of our major problems...
Most comments about the tweets here are so predictable. The rain clouds guys dismiss them, the sunshine guys embrace them. So many opinions, so many closed minds.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only practices they have seen to date on the BTN Tour are the practices at Maryland. This is Day 2 of the tour. Not much of a sample. Still like the positive vibe, but context is context.I would normally agree with this, but when Gerry DiNardo says the practices are "Best practice we've seen to date. Impressive in many ways, physical, personnel, tempo, organization and efficient", I can't help but view that objectively as a positive statement about the state of the program.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only practices they have seen to date on the BTN Tour are the practices at Maryland. This is Day 2 of the tour. Not much of a sample. Still like the positive vibe, but context is context.
I've noticed this often. Ash, Parker and even some of the positional coaches tend to wear windbreaker-style jackets with long sleeves or sometimes just long-sleeved shirts in BRUTAL hot weather. I find it awfully bizarre. I couldn't care less. But it is strange and interesting. Wonder if there's a reason for it? Long sleeves I get if they want to protect their skin but I don't think it's that. Not when the wind breaker is in the mix. Very odd.
I happily stand corrected- didn't know about Indy and OSU.You're wrong lol.
Indiana Monday, OSU Tuesday, Maryland yesterday all preceded RU. PSU is tomorrow then there's 5 more next week and 4 the final week.
I would normally agree with this, but when Gerry DiNardo says the practices are "Best practice we've seen to date. Impressive in many ways, physical, personnel, tempo, organization and efficient", I can't help but view that objectively as a positive statement about the state of the program.
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