He also has the dubious distinction of having the second most losses this millennium as well.
"Ash is a closer"
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He also has the dubious distinction of having the second most losses this millennium as well.
and most legal fees spent investigating & summarizing the various transgressions of a Rutgers Head Football Coach since the First collegiate football game played
I am very pleased by Ash's 1st class (still hoping more talent is added) considering that many of this year's class already were being recruited by other schools by the time he arrived. Relationships had been formed. He came in and did very well very early in the process. I'm excited to see what he and the staff can do as they get on kids earlier and results on the field improve (can't get much worse). He does need to follow up the 2017 class with something equivalent in 2018 and then improve in 2019. Recruiting talent will determine whether he succeeds here or not but no one can argue that he hasn't started veryk
No,most players arrested fall under the Flood and Hermann era ..not even close....
Sorry Sunshine, as much as I love Schiano and appreciate everything he did to elevate RU football, he had a sizable number of arrests under him. Don't forget he was here for 11 years.
DJ, understand your point, but Flood had a much bigger problem with arrests and effectively lost a season to a series of arrests at the beginning of the season. Nothing like that ever happened under GS who ran a tight ship. The only thing close was the car accident where we lost several dbs.