Rutgers Football has also revised the contracts of OC Kirk Ciarrocca and DC Joe Harasymiak per an OPRA request.
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Spread the wealth! We must've sold a lot of that Scarlet Lager.Smart move. Both earned it, esp Harasymiak.
Next move is to extend Pat Flaherty ASAP.
yeah, but, he knows how to ride a bike alreadyOne thing people have forgotten about our OC Kirk Ciarrocca . The guy just finished year 1 in that position.
One thing people have forgotten about our OC Kirk Ciarrocca . The guy just finished year 1 in that position.
Think about what others out there are making . Kirk’s salary is right in line with some and behind others. It’s about keeping consistency and reward here. Based upon our recent past… Rutgers showed vast improvements in the OL and running game . Much of that is due to Flats and Kirk boding as a offensive tandem.Exactly.
So why an extension already?
Want to say "the terrible offense wasn't his fault - it was the players".
Okay - so then why extend him?
That's an excuse to not fire him - not to extend.
| 1990–1991 | Temple (GA) |
|---|---|
| 1992 | Western Connecticut State (PGC/WR) |
| 1993 | Delaware Valley (PGC/WR) |
| 1994–1995 | Western Connecticut State (OC/QB/WR) |
| 1996–1999 | Princeton (WR) |
| 2000–2001 | Penn (WR) |
| 2002–2007 | Delaware (OC/QB) |
| 2008–2010 | Rutgers (co-OC/QB) |
| 2011 | Richmond (QB) |
| 2012 | Delaware (RB) |
| 2013–2016 | Western Michigan (OC/QB) |
| 2017–2019 | Minnesota (OC/QB) |
| 2020 | Penn State (OC/QB) |
| 2021 | West Virginia (OA) |
| 2022 | Minnesota (OC/QB) |
| 2023–present | Rutgers (OC/QB) |
What players were you specifically calling out. OL, RB ? Maybe WR… QB? It was done for reasons you can’t understand or refuse to accept. Admit it… you don’t like Schiano … you think every decision made is stupid when it involves $$$$…though it probably hasn’t and doesn’t impact you at all. See , one thing I do know is simple at RU. We many great people who support and help Rutgers monetarily … we also after 50 + years understand there are still many who are appear offended by a coaches contract when it ‘s really not up to them. Fact : you can voice your concerns or displeasure with a decision but it doesn’t mean anyone is listening. No matter what Greg Schiano and this athletic administration does it is never will be the right choice for some.Think about what others out there are making . Kirk’s salary is right in line with some and behind others. It’s about keeping consistency and reward here. Based upon our recent past… Rutgers showed vast improvements in the OL and running game . Much of that is due to Flats and Kirk boding as a offensive tandem.
Wrong … he could easily say “ I’m done.”Harasymiak I get. Kirk makes no sense. He is not at risk of going anywhere way too premature. Not a head coaching candidate (g5,FCS)at his current pay level and would not be on the radar for OC at power conference.
Not sure how I’m wrongWrong … he could easily say “ I’m done.”
How did you determine that walking away is an option. Logically it makes no sense.He’s not going to start over again I agree but Kirk did say he was coming because of his respect for Schiano and viceversa. How did you determine he doesn’t just walk away “ from his huge payday.” Perhaps not but we were able to reward those two Oc guys both pretty solid hires and liked by the players and future recruits . That does actually count for something.
Think about what others out there are making . Kirk’s salary is right in line with some and behind others. It’s about keeping consistency and reward here. Based upon our recent past… Rutgers showed vast improvements in the OL and running game . Much of that is due to Flats and Kirk boding as a offensive tandem.
Why did he leave Rutgers in 2010 ?Position coaches and coordinators have tremendous turnover.
I always read-up on coach resumes and they show nomadic lifestyles - a couple years here and there over and over. RU paying for some stability at this time can be a good thing. I remember times when RU players were getting new coaches and coordinators every year. Coach KC has been on five teams the past ten years
Coach KC:
1990–1991 Temple (GA) 1992 Western Connecticut State (PGC/WR) 1993 Delaware Valley (PGC/WR) 1994–1995 Western Connecticut State (OC/QB/WR) 1996–1999 Princeton (WR) 2000–2001 Penn (WR) 2002–2007 Delaware (OC/QB) 2008–2010 Rutgers (co-OC/QB) 2011 Richmond (QB) 2012 Delaware (RB) 2013–2016 Western Michigan (OC/QB) 2017–2019 Minnesota (OC/QB) 2020 Penn State (OC/QB) 2021 West Virginia (OA) 2022 Minnesota (OC/QB) 2023–present Rutgers (OC/QB)
Suggest you watch Richie’s Schiano Bowl / Recruit/ Program video. If that doesn’t show you why many many people respect and like Schiano well then I feel sorry for you. Very open , relaxed and honestly spoke confidently about this team. There is nothing like a win …better than a loss. As he tells the reporters: He made a boneheaded decision 12 years ago. Some of those losses might never had occurred. Also he explains about the OC and DC why it is important going forward . Wish a few others understood why some “ old angry or blustery posters” support Greg Schiano.OC KC raised his salary to exceed the results of our recent past.
That's what the money is for. To succeed over the prior OCs who made less.
He was expected to do better from the beginning.
Also, so what if he said "I'm done".
Is he that irreplaceable?
Why do you not trust HC Schiano to attract a comparable if not better OC?
Why did he leave Rutgers in 2010 ?
Now he has to teach his QB how to ride one.yeah, but, he knows how to ride a bike already