From the article;
And this was no flukey loss. UMass pushed Rutgers around on both sides of the ball for three excruciating hours. The Minutemen, who hadn’t beaten an FBS team in 34 months (and that was Army), rattled off 24 straight points in the first half like they were the ones paying the $1.5 million for the easy W to start the season.
It was the worst loss in Schiano’s 208 career games in Piscataway. But don’t stop there. This is worse than any result Chris Ash had in his three-plus years, worse than any defeat that Kyle Flood suffered, and rivals the worst defeats of the long-forgotten Terry Shea years. At least, back then, Rutgers was barely trying
This was supposed to be the year that Schiano finally had the resources he needed to build a roster that would compete in the Big Ten. Zinn found him that money, a roster payroll that she confirmed to be between $20-$30 million, with the expectation that Rutgers would improve on its 5-7 finish a year ago.