Politi At it Again

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Don't ever think this guy or his employer objectively covers Rutgers. On the even of homecoming and launch of the Rutgers NIL brand, Steve runs a hit piece complaining about the $194K spent on a search firm to find the AD that was not used to find the AD.

Who gives a flying duck? By early returns, President Tate's power move was a home run. But as always, when things start looking good for Rutgers, they come out with the pitchforks.

Earlier in the week, Steve tried to derail Greg's presser when asking about Franklin, and then playing down the NIL brand launch as having been already tried. Greg cut him off at the knees both times.

Yeah, you picked the wrong profession, Steve. You suck at your job.

 
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Sorry, I don’t agree. I’ve been a subscriber to the SL and now NJ.com. I think their articles are overall fair and their writers are certainly not “anti RU” if you read all the articles. They report what is real and that is their job. Their RU writers want RU to be successful and anyone who listens to their podcast knows that. It’s better business for them. I have a big problem with people who hammer the press, it may not be reported the way you want. But I would never accept the “word” of anyone in a position of power or authority over a good independent questioning of what the truth is.
 

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Sorry, I don’t agree. I’ve been a subscriber to the SL and now NJ.com. I think their articles are overall fair and their writers are certainly not “anti RU” if you read all the articles. They report what is real and that is their job. Their RU writers want RU to be successful and anyone who listens to their podcast knows that. It’s better business for them. I have a big problem with people who hammer the press, it may not be reported the way you want. But I would never accept the “word” of anyone in a position of power or authority over a good independent questioning of what the truth is.

I've got to agree with this. Politi is extremely fair on the Rutgers Rant podcast as well.

Yes, Tate & Zinn are home runs, but 10 months and almost$200k for nothing is a waste of money that could have been spent elsewhere.

We may not always like what Steve says, but if you step back & read it again, he's not always wrong. ( And this is coming from someone who thought that every single word he printed was wrong)
 

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Sorry, I don’t agree. I’ve been a subscriber to the SL and now NJ.com. I think their articles are overall fair and their writers are certainly not “anti RU” if you read all the articles. They report what is real and that is their job. Their RU writers want RU to be successful and anyone who listens to their podcast knows that. It’s better business for them. I have a big problem with people who hammer the press, it may not be reported the way you want. But I would never accept the “word” of anyone in a position of power or authority over a good independent questioning of what the truth is.
Whenever Rutgers spends money on athletics, they hammer them and then the never ending rehashing of it. Then in the same turn hammer them for not being more successful. Which is it, do you want them to spend what's necessary to win or not spend and lose? Turning citizens of New Jersey against athletics for spending doesn't exactly scream, we want you to be successful.
 
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Yeah, Politi’s job is to stir the pot, and he doesn’t lie. I agree that he often does his job at the expense of Rutgers, but frankly Rutgers makes it easy for him to do so.

That said, while this was a large waste of money, the SL fetish with exposing RU’s expenses, without providing the broader context, seems to be in bad faith.

In this case the broader context would be that Rutgers is NOT alone in using expensive search firms for big hires. It’s a pretty common practice (otherwise these firms wouldn’t exist).
 

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Sorry, I don’t agree. I’ve been a subscriber to the SL and now NJ.com. I think their articles are overall fair and their writers are certainly not “anti RU” if you read all the articles. They report what is real and that is their job. Their RU writers want RU to be successful and anyone who listens to their podcast knows that. It’s better business for them. I have a big problem with people who hammer the press, it may not be reported the way you want. But I would never accept the “word” of anyone in a position of power or authority over a good independent questioning of what the truth is.
I respect your opinion, but I disagree. More below.
I've got to agree with this. Politi is extremely fair on the Rutgers Rant podcast as well.

Yes, Tate & Zinn are home runs, but 10 months and almost$200k for nothing is a waste of money that could have been spent elsewhere.

We may not always like what Steve says, but if you step back & read it again, he's not always wrong. ( And this is coming from someone who thought that every single word he printed was wrong)
Oh, he's mostly wrong. He is a click *****.
Too bad on the $200K, and I'm not a spendthrift. Politi has never sniffed a leadership position in his life.
Tate came in, saw the search firm had produced nothing, he had the ideal candidate in mind, and he took action. That is solid leadership. Step in when the team is flailing and take charge. It's not like Rutgers had spent the money and only 3-8 weeks had gone by. The search was over 10 months old and produced nothing.
Whenever Rutgers spends money on athletics, they hammer them and then the never ending rehashing of it. Then in the same turn hammer them for not being more successful. Which is it, do you want them to spend what's necessary to win or not spend and lose? Turning citizens of New Jersey against athletics for spending doesn't exactly scream, we want you to be successful.
Yup, this is a lather, rinse, repeat. Manahan and his minions at work. As usual, we agree.
And no other local coverage outfit has taken this slant or the approach NJ.com/Politi have taken in hammering Rutgers.
NJ.com is yellow journalism when it comes to reporting on Rutgers.

Yeah, Politi’s job is to stir the pot, and he doesn’t lie. I agree that he often does his job at the expense of Rutgers, but frankly Rutgers makes it easy for him to do so.

That said, while this was a large waste of money, the SL fetish with exposing RU’s expenses, without providing the broader context, seems to be in bad faith.

In this case the broader context would be that Rutgers is NOT alone in using expensive search firms for big hires. It’s a pretty common practice (otherwise these firms wouldn’t exist).
Agree with most of what you said. Hiring a search firm gives the University cover for following the standard industry practice. Nothing wrong with it. But 10-11 months and no viable candidates, time to go in a different direction.
Have I said, I liked Pres Tate's bold move?

Fonseca’s article is crap. The search firm found candidates. After the #1 withdrew his application RU looked elsewhere. That happens in executive recruiting.

Politi added nothing to the discussion except for taking cheap shots.
Exactly. Many were not that sold on the #1 candidate. There is no comparison to the experience Keli Zinn brings to the table.
Politi is a putz.

There is no wrong or right here- we will have different opinions, and we can politely disagree.
 

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Real Journalists aren’t supposed to ”root” for the teams they cover.

I read the article, Fonseca just reported the facts around the payments to the search firm, and he didn’t imply that anything was wrong about it. Politi‘s tweet mischaracterizes the article, by making it sound like Zinn was going to be hired from the beginning, when the article clearly goes through the initial process involving the other candidates, and Zinn only became the favored candidate after Lafemina said he was no longer interested.
 

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Real Journalists aren’t supposed to ”root” for the teams they cover.

I read the article, Fonseca just reported the facts around the payments to the search firm, and he didn’t imply that anything was wrong about it. Politi‘s tweet mischaracterizes the article, by making it sound like Zinn was going to be hired from the beginning, when the article clearly goes through the initial process involving the other candidates, and Zinn only became the favored candidate after Lafemina said he was no longer interested.
Agree on role of journalists. Yes, they are not supposed to root for teams they cover. But they are not supposed to try to deep six and/or crap on them every chance they get. And this is not about the "team." It's a pattern going all the way back to Greg 1.0- whenever Rutgers starts to turn a corner, they come out with pitchforks and fire, writing slanted stories to turn their readers against Rutgers.

The tweet was unnecessarily provocative and misleading.

Imagine this- if they never hired a search firm and Tate hired Zinn, they would have wrote an article about how Rutgers failed to follow standard practice.
 

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I've got to agree with this. Politi is extremely fair on the Rutgers Rant podcast as well.

Yes, Tate & Zinn are home runs, but 10 months and almost$200k for nothing is a waste of money that could have been spent elsewhere.

We may not always like what Steve says, but if you step back & read it again, he's not always wrong. ( And this is coming from someone who thought that every single word he printed was wrong)
The 10 months was due to not having a president on board. They started the search when the president search was winding down, which made sense at the time. If we had hired an AD through the search firm, it would have cost a lot more.
 
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Agree on role of journalists. Yes, they are not supposed to root for teams they cover. But they are not supposed to try to deep six and/or crap on them every chance they get. And this is not about the "team." It's a pattern going all the way back to Greg 1.0- whenever Rutgers starts to turn a corner, they come out with pitchforks and fire, writing slanted stories to turn their readers against Rutgers.

The tweet was unnecessarily provocative and misleading.

Imagine this- if they never hired a search firm and Tate hired Zinn, they would have wrote an article about how Rutgers failed to follow standard practice.
No, they absolutely are supposed to crap on targets which are truly crap. What did he ever lie about?
 

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Sorry, I don’t agree. I’ve been a subscriber to the SL and now NJ.com. I think their articles are overall fair and their writers are certainly not “anti RU” if you read all the articles. They report what is real and that is their job. Their RU writers want RU to be successful and anyone who listens to their podcast knows that. It’s better business for them. I have a big problem with people who hammer the press, it may not be reported the way you want. But I would never accept the “word” of anyone in a position of power or authority over a good independent questioning of what the truth is.
Okay, Steve.
 

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They write some good articles. Some of them are garbage. Hit or miss. Like most beat writers.

Rutgers Rant is a great podcast. Very entertaining. I enjoy listening to it on my way to and from work. I wish they had more content on there. Not less. They do a good job with that overall.

I don’t think Politi roots against Rutgers. That’s garbage and simply not true.
 
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We actually probably saved a ton of money by hiring Zinn , instead of a search firm identified candidate. I would assume the search firm also would’ve been paid a large amount for the hiring of one of their candidates (usually based on a % of their salary in my world at least).

so in reality headline should read “RU saves multi six figures while landing an A+ candidate thanks to new prez!”
 

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Don't ever think this guy or his employer "roots" for Rutgers. On the even of homecoming and launch of the Rutgers NIL brand, Steve runs a hit piece complaining about the $194K spent on a search firm to find the AD that was not used to find the AD.

Who gives a flying duck? By early returns, President Tate's power move was a home run. But as always, when things start looking good for Rutgers, they come out with the pitchforks.

Earlier in the week, Steve tried to derail Greg's presser when asking about Franklin, and then playing down the NIL brand launch as having been already tried. Greg cut him off at the knees both times.

Yeah, you picked the wrong profession, Steve. You suck at your job.


if RU didn't hire a search firm then he would accused RU of not going all out to find the best candidate.
F- him and the yellow journalism that puts out click bait

Of course I'm bigoted against the media organization he works for and follows their policies
I remember the Josh and Red days and how Rutgers supporters had to take out an add refuting the lies
the Star ( lying) Ledger were putting out trying to make Rutgers look like a rogue program and turn people against the RU Football Program .
Now that's being done more diplomatically, making like RU is doing wrong every chance they get, but putting out fair minded articles as well, in order to gain RU fan's trust.
 
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There are the facts, and then there is the truth. Politi types are ok in the facts, but skew the truth against RU whenever possible. It’s fair to criticize the search - it took too long and didn’t result in a selected viable candidate. The ‘out of the box’ vision was unrealistic, but that vision wasn’t from the new president who we have in place now. That mistake isn’t who Rutgers is now. But also, searches are expensive, so an honest writer puts their big boy pants on and puts the story in perspective with other recent loser 4 searches, and searches of people who lead a budget as large as the AD.

That said, I subscribe because journalism is dying and we need them, even the annoying ones.
 
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This is the lead paragraph of Fonseca’s article.

“It took Rutgers nearly a full calendar year to hire an athletic director to replace Pat Hobbs, but before its winding search landed on Keli Zinn, the school paid six figures to a search firm for services it did not end up using.”

The last bit was to a link. Highlighted in blue and underlined.

This is factually untrue. The firm did find candidates and RU did use their services although they ultimately found Zinn elsewhere.

So why lead with a falsehood to set the tone and resort to using it in eye-catching font in a link? Answer - Because that’s the only thing they want the reader to take away.
 
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This is the lead paragraph of Fonseca’s article.

“It took Rutgers nearly a full calendar year to hire an athletic director to replace Pat Hobbs, but before its winding search landed on Keli Zinn, the school paid six figures to a search firm for services it did not end up using.”

The last bit was to a link. Highlighted in blue and underlined.

This is factually untrue. The firm did find candidates and RU did use their services although they ultimately found Zinn elsewhere.

So why lead with a falsehood to set the tone and resort to using it in eye-catching font in a link? Answer - Because that’s the only thing they want the reader to take away.

Okay I guess but it’s semantics. The point being made is that Rutgers invested a lot of time and money headed down a path that played no role in the ultimate hire outcome. From that perspective, it turned out to be wasted money that could’ve been spent to land another quality football or basketball player. Monday night quarterbacking is always unrealistic, of course, but the underlying point to all of this is that things changed when we picked a president, which begs the question of what purpose / role the search was intended to play if ultimately the decision was going to fall on the new administration once established and the search was conducted prior to us having the president in place.
 
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Press, especially online is all about clicks so whatever generates them will be written. When and if RU ever does good it will be written about too. Unfortunately right now nothing exciting is happening with any of our teams so they have to find some salacious stories and headlines
Salacious???
 

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Yeah, Politi’s job is to stir the pot, and he doesn’t lie. I agree that he often does his job at the expense of Rutgers, but frankly Rutgers makes it easy for him to do so.

That said, while this was a large waste of money, the SL fetish with exposing RU’s expenses, without providing the broader context, seems to be in bad faith.

In this case the broader context would be that Rutgers is NOT alone in using expensive search firms for big hires. It’s a pretty common practice (otherwise these firms wouldn’t exist).
Don't think it was about the search firm more about the 194k that was wasted. That much for 1 month of work, they didn't find a candidate and was dropped.
 
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Sorry, I don’t agree. I’ve been a subscriber to the SL and now NJ.com. I think their articles are overall fair and their writers are certainly not “anti RU” if you read all the articles. They report what is real and that is their job. Their RU writers want RU to be successful and anyone who listens to their podcast knows that. It’s better business for them. I have a big problem with people who hammer the press, it may not be reported the way you want. But I would never accept the “word” of anyone in a position of power or authority over a good independent questioning of what the truth is.
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Hey Steve… Go Heels!

Not your beat, but look into how your beloved Alma Mater’s new GM tried to secure Saudi $$$ to boost the athletic program coffers. LOL.
(have noticed playing vid through ON3 very slow.. just click YOUTUBE to view it on youtube


Oh no! UNC fumbles away a game.. Politi must respond.. with yet another negative slant article against Rutgers
 
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Okay I guess but it’s semantics. The point being made is that Rutgers invested a lot of time and money headed down a path that played no role in the ultimate hire outcome. From that perspective, it turned out to be wasted money that could’ve been spent to land another quality football or basketball player. Monday night quarterbacking is always unrealistic, of course, but the underlying point to all of this is that things changed when we picked a president, which begs the question of what purpose / role the search was intended to play if ultimately the decision was going to fall on the new administration once established and the search was conducted prior to us having the president in place.
Rutgers did not use a search firm when it hired Pat Hobbs. How much has that cost Rutgers?
The right thing to do was to hire a search firm. Unfortunately, either the firm could not find many high quality willing candidates, and or their #1 pick bowed out.

Rutgers used a search firm when it hired Hermann. What did that cost Rutgers.

This is much ado about nothing more than taking a cheap shot at Rutgers.
 

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I find the overall history encouraging. The process started over a year ago with the usual Board of Governor's ***-covering, time-consuming, we-have-no-expertise-at-anything bureaucratic process that led to RU getting rejected. But then came the new President, who swept all that ***-covering stuff off the table and went out to quickly lock-up the person he wanted, someone with whom he has personal experience and thinks will be great at the job. Even better, that person jumped at the opportunity, moved her family here, and actually seems interested in advancing the department, not using it as a dating app.

I don't have a crystal ball on whether it will work out, but what Tate did after all RU's usual hand-wringing over a waffling candidate who didn't really want the job sure feels better.
 

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I believe that search firm found a very good candidate but once Brian Lafemina let Rutgers know he wasn't interested RU decided to let TurnkeyZRG, go and the new RU President Tate went after Zinn
Tate's hiring was official on July 1st , Rutgers hired TurnkeyZRG in April 2025 before Tate could be involved in the hiring and firing process and once the candidate ,Lafemina , Turnkey recommended said he wasn't interested
RU President Tate went after someone he knew and felt was the best person for the job

I bet in the rush to criticize those facts were ignored in the NJO.com article
Since I didn't read Politi's article ( trash/fair-minded?) I'll give my opinion admitting that I don't know what was claimed, but know what I found out and putting my understanding of the issue in this message in a the thread devoted to what was written by Politi about RU wasting money hiring TurnkeyZRG i

The search firm bid it's job and found someone with great credentials, after finding out he felt another direction fit his needs better, the Rutgers President let the search firm know their service wouldn't be needed because he had a highly qualified candidate in mind to offer the job to.
In a rush to put RU in a bad light Politi just used the negative aspects of what happened and left out all the facts involved.

Not caring Politi didn't mention ( probably) one drawback in the search for an AD Rutgers had to replace the President that fired Hobbs and make sure the AD that was hired and the new President had the same goals when it came to supporting Rutgers Athletics.
So essentially hiring the President first to approve the new AD was a better move than hiring the AD before hiring a new President.

Rutgers hired a search firm on Oct 31, 2024 (WittKieffer) that specialized in finding academic leaders to find a new President ( Tate was announced as Holloway's replacement in May of 2025) one month after Rutgers hired TurnkeyZRG a search firm that specializes in the entertainment industry ,Pro and College sports positions.
Twenty nine days after Tate was the official RU President hired a colleagues from LSU to fill the AD position

This was a case of Tate being hired after the search firm was, Rutgers going on it;s own to find an AD until a canidate was chosen to be offered and once they were sure ( though unofficial 3rd party channels) he would take the job, put the ASD position in a search firms hands because Tate couldn't officially be involved and their might be negative articles written about having someone not part of the Rutgers structure having a say who gets the jiob.
Better to hire a search firm and see who they think is RU worthy .
Lafemina was that choice and around July 17th , with Tate officially installed, said no . Then Tate could go after who he thought would be a great RU AD

Everything RU done seems to have been done by the book and Politi seems to be leaving out a few chapters of that book to make his story a negative one
 

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Whenever Rutgers spends money on athletics, they hammer them and then the never ending rehashing of it. Then in the same turn hammer them for not being more successful. Which is it, do you want them to spend what's necessary to win or not spend and lose? Turning citizens of New Jersey against athletics for spending doesn't exactly scream, we want you to be successful.
Except in this case they didn't put another $200k into thd athletic programs.. they flushed it down thd toilet. Big difference.
 

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We actually probably saved a ton of money by hiring Zinn , instead of a search firm identified candidate. I would assume the search firm also would’ve been paid a large amount for the hiring of one of their candidates (usually based on a % of their salary in my world at least).

so in reality headline should read “RU saves multi six figures while landing an A+ candidate thanks to new prez!”
Thats actually a good counter position however can we please stop the new AD worship (not directed at you) until we've actually seen some on going positive results? At Rutgrrs we get WAY ahead of ourselves over and over and over again.

I've mentally moved to Missouri years ago about Rutgers recruits and hires.
 

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Thats actually a good counter position however can we please stop the new AD worship (not directed at you) until we've actually seen some on going positive results? At Rutgrrs we get WAY ahead of ourselves over and over and over again.

I've mentally moved to Missouri years ago about Rutgers recruits and hires.
Getting ahead of ourselves has no meaning here. Nobody on this board is in the administration or the coaching staff. They're just in their seats or couches and watching. And they're accompanying that with some optimism. You're in Missouri.
 

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Getting ahead of ourselves has no meaning here. Nobody on this board is in the administration or the coaching staff. They're just in their seats or couches and watching. And they're accompanying that with some optimism. You're in Missouri.
Has he noticed she has made 2 major NIL hires and established an NIL infrastructure in 2-3 short months, when nothing existed previously?
 
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Has he noticed she has made 2 major NIL hires and established an NIL infrastructure in 2-3 short months, when nothing existed previously?
I doubt that even come into his head when he decided to bash the way Rutgers looked for an AD.
 

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Here's a thought. Everyone and anyone knew Rutgers, a B1G school needed an AD.
School still holds a presser announcing active search, interested and qualified candidates please reach out.
Uses the $200k to offer a signing bonus.
But of course not. Uncreative U must follow the standard model as they do with everything.. Must be a State U thing. I'm sure they felt required to post the jode job for x days, interview x type candidates, and get buried in beurocratic bs. Then find a way to hire who they wanted.
Getting ahead of ourselves has no meaning here. Nobody on this board is in the administration or the coaching staff. They're just in their seats or couches and watching. And they're accompanying that with some optimism. You're in Missouri.
I'm talking about this board..which I have been part for 30 years.
 

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Has he noticed she has made 2 major NIL hires and established an NIL infrastructure in 2-3 short months, when nothing existed previously?
BIG Freaking deal Shift. SO WHAT. no AD ever came in and created something new? Besides..you said like me you're never giving a penny to RU again.. right? So now you're in again? Cause they created a new NIL program. Lol. Good for you. Redo that will pal.
 

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BIG Freaking deal Shift. SO WHAT. no AD ever came in and created something new? Besides..you said like me you're bever giving a penny to RU again.. right?
What are you so angry about, lashing out?
I have my own reasons, and that has nothing to do with the topic at hand. We have given a lot of money to Rutgers, and we have other priorities and charities too.
Have a nice evening, and hope you get over whatever is bugging you.
 
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What are you so angry about, lashing out?
I have my own reasons, and that has nothing to do with the topic at hand. We have given a lot of money to Rutgers, and we have other priorities and charities too.
Have a nice evening, and hope you get over whatever is bugging you.
I know your story. I'm shocked by how enamored you are by something that means little to you.

I'm bugged by how Rutgers fans I respect get caught up in the BS.
 

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I know your story. I'm shocked by how enamored you are by something that means little to you.

I'm bugged by how Rutgers fans I respect get caught up in the BS.
Enamored? Not exactly. Favorably impressed after meeting her and spending time with her compared to the past two- yes, especially reading about her history at LSU and WVU. Something we never did before (and Julie does not count)- hired someone with substantial P5 experience at two very strong schools in athletics.

Have a nice nite!
 

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Enamored? Not exactly. Favorably impressed after meeting her and spending time with her compared to the past two- yes, especially reading about her history at LSU and WVU. Something we never did before (and Julie does not count)- hired someone with substantial P5 experience at two very strong schools in athletics.

Have a nice nite!
U2
Good luck to us.
GO Rutgers
 
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