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RE: Rutgers $265M Debt to Be in the B1G
(09-08-2021 11:42 AM)BigEastMike Wrote:  
(09-08-2021 11:20 AM)PicksUp Wrote:  What happened in 2015? They started to lose more games than they won! So they went back to sucking.

Exactly, if Schiano can get them to 6 or 7 wins most years that’s a success for that program. Most of you wouldn’t think it is but for a school who spent years mired in not mediocrity but awfulness being a decent team in a great league is a win.

They also have been scheduling local rivals like Temple, Syracuse and BC in OOC games.

Schiano actually had them 3rd in winning % from 2005-2012 in the BE? Is that right? WV was the best program in terms of wins. Didnt even know that.
09-08-2021 12:01 PM
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