Brian Leonard and Ray Rice say Rutgers is back
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nj.com still doing the subscriber thing? no thanks...
Good job by nj.com - loved this article. I knew BL was totally plugged in. Good to hear Ray is as well.
Just download the NJ.com Rutgers app. You can read every article.
If it was free everyone would read it. Since they want you to contribute something anything so they can keep a job it’s a rag.
Fantastic article. People dismissing NJ.com content automatically are missing out on quite a few good articles these days. Loved this part, especially since I've been saying this season reminds me a lot of 2005.
After a decade of being the Big Ten’s punching bag, the Scarlet Knights are making it feel like 2005 in Piscataway: Hope has returned in abundance.
“I feel like Rutgers football is back on the map,” Leonard told NJ Advance Media this week. “There’s a lot more things we can do to make the program great, and with Coach Schiano’s vision and leadership, the sky’s the limit. We’re in a conference that a lot of kids want to be a part of, want to play in. And Coach Schiano is a great recruiter, a great developer of young men, an amazing character builder.
“So I know that the recruits parents see that, the recruits see that. We have great players now and we’re going to continue getting great players, so I think the sky’s the limit for Rutgers in the Big Ten.”
After a decade of being the Big Ten’s punching bag, the Scarlet Knights are making it feel like 2005 in Piscataway: Hope has returned in abundance.
“I feel like Rutgers football is back on the map,” Leonard told NJ Advance Media this week. “There’s a lot more things we can do to make the program great, and with Coach Schiano’s vision and leadership, the sky’s the limit. We’re in a conference that a lot of kids want to be a part of, want to play in. And Coach Schiano is a great recruiter, a great developer of young men, an amazing character builder.
“So I know that the recruits parents see that, the recruits see that. We have great players now and we’re going to continue getting great players, so I think the sky’s the limit for Rutgers in the Big Ten.”