Bicoastal B1G: Washington @ Rutgers (7p, FOX)

[WBT 20422]

Spencer would have never stepped all over that timely Jerry Glanville story

[TOR 5374]

Make it and give us some extra football, you tomato can.  

[WBT 20422]

1 minute ago, shadow_operative2.0 said:

The # of posts on the two is funny. 

I made 3 posts about this one in the other thread before I saw this one.  Rookie mistake

[shadow_operative2.0 15835]

Fucking Ks, man. 

[WBT 20422]

Never gave it a chance

[TOR 5374]

That kicker does not fuck.

[AUS-97HORN 11682]

so sad... sorry huskies

[WBT 20422]

The big scarlet R rolls on

[Topper13 3201]

That kick was gross

[UTexasFight 9380]

Rutgers acting like it’s 2006.

[ButtFumble 5158]

it was long enough, but not on target...

[PittsburghTiger 6137]

Kid got enough leg into it. Pulled them all to the left.

[Blotto 23434]

I hope that dude was saving his NIL money as I doubt there will be much more of it.

[PittsburghTiger 6137]

Schiano is a good college coach.

[PittsburghTiger 6137]

 

Party in Piscataway 

Edited September 28 by PittsburghTiger

[TOR 5374]

1 minute ago, PittsburghTiger said:

Schiano is a good college coach.

They have also done a lot of improvements to their facilities.  I went to see Texas play them a long time ago and it was like a high school stadium.

[Blotto 23434]

42 minutes ago, PittsburghTiger said:

Schiano is a good college coach.

He has  a career losing record as a college coach. As it was entirely at Rutgers, I'll give him some extra credit, but better than average coach is about as far as I'll go. 

Edited September 28 by Blotto

[PittsburghTiger 6137]

25 minutes ago, Blotto said:

He has  a career losing record as a college coach. As it was entirely at Rutgers, I'll give him some extra credit, but better than average coach is about as far as I'll go. 

I’m not saying he is the second coming of Pop Warner but, the two coaches who preceded him at Rutgers are a combined 19-76.

Schiano has led Rutgers to eight bowl games. Since 1869 Rutgers has only been to four others.

[ztejas 43266]

59 minutes ago, Blotto said:

He has  a career losing record as a college coach. As it was entirely at Rutgers, I'll give him some extra credit, but better than average coach is about as far as I'll go. 

.500 at Rutgers over 16* seasons is honestly fairly impressive. 

Edited September 28 by ztejas

[Blotto 23434]

1 minute ago, PittsburghTiger said:

I’m not saying he is the second coming of Pop Warner but, the two coaches who preceded him at Rutgers are a combined 19-76.

Schiano has led Rutgers to eight bowl games. Since 1869 Rutgers has only been to four others.

again, I don't think he's horrible, maybe you and I just have a different definition of what a "good football coach" is. Among other things, mine requires them to have a career winning % of greater than .500.

1 minute ago, ztejas said:

.500 at Rutgers over 23 seasons is honestly fairly impressive. 

Rutgers all-time winning percentage is .493. Schiano's record there was .489. Yeah, he's probably one of their better coaches, but I've never really gotten the Schiano mystique.

[ztejas 43266]

1 minute ago, Blotto said:

Rutgers all-time winning percentage is .493. Schiano's record there was .489.

I'm not grading the dude as some really good college coach. Just think he's at least average and potentially a bit better.

[CastHorn 794]

According to PFF, Rutgers has the highest rated LT, RG, C, LG, and RT in the country right now. They’re individually the highest rated players at their specific position. 

[WhatTheBuck 28713]

7 hours ago, Blotto said:

again, I don't think he's horrible, maybe you and I just have a different definition of what a "good football coach" is. Among other things, mine requires them to have a career winning % of greater than .500.

So, hypothetically speaking, let’s suppose a coach takes over a moribund program and in his first year they go 0-12. The next year they go 4-8. In year three they go 8-4 and in his fourth year, when he has all his players in place, they go 12-0. His record is .500 and you would say he’s at best a better-than-average coach? Not a “good football coach?”

[PittsburghTiger 6137]

7 hours ago, PittsburghTiger said:

I’m not saying he is the second coming of Pop Warner but, the two coaches who preceded him at Rutgers are a combined 19-76.

Schiano has led Rutgers to eight bowl games. Since 1869 Rutgers has only been to four others.

 

10 minutes ago, WhatTheBuck said:

So, hypothetically speaking, let’s suppose a coach takes over a moribund program and in his first year they go 0-12. The next year they go 4-8. In year three they go 8-4 and in his fourth year, when he has all his players in place, they go 12-0. His record is .500 and you would say he’s at best a better-than-average coach? Not a “good football coach?”

That was my point in mentioning that his predecessors were 19-76. He’s twice had to fix up a mess.

[Pimphand 5597]

Man U-Dub may only have 1 win left on the schedule.

Brutal

[miguelito 11220]

10 hours ago, ButtFumble said:

it was long enough, but not on target...

So's my Johnson.

[miguelito 11220]

10 minutes ago, Pimphand said:

Man U-Dub may only have 1 win left on the schedule.

Brutal

[Bill Lumbergh 7170]

9 minutes ago, Pimphand said:

Man U-Dub may only have 1 win left on the schedule.

Brutal

I think about all of those wonderful UW fans who visited here just before the bowl and it really breaks my heart for them. 

[Beau Vine 54003]

1 hour ago, Bill Lumbergh said:

I think about all of those wonderful UW fans who visited here just before the bowl and it really breaks my heart for them.