Football Rutgers Offensive Line coach Jim Turner talks Spring Practice: Press Conference

[Richie O]

Rutgers Offensive Line coach Jim Turner talks Spring Practice: Press Conference

Here's a look at everything Rutgers Football Offensive Line coach Jim Turner had to say following spring practice number six of spring.

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[Knight Shift]

Rutgers Offensive Line coach Jim Turner talks Spring Practice: Press Conference

Here's a look at everything Rutgers Football Offensive Line coach Jim Turner had to say following spring practice number six of spring.

www.on3.com

Who asked the controversy question? Was that Fonseca?

 

[Richie O]

Who asked the controversy question? Was that Fonseca?

NJ.com.

 

[Letitrip]

Already my favorite RU coach in a long time.

 

[Bobbynieds]

That podium will need to be replaced if he spends a lot of time at the dias.
He kept hitting podium to emphasize point ....very intense....sound like he will be a ball of fire at practice

 

[rotorocker2]

This guy is so Boston lol. In a great way.

 

[Richie O]

This guy is so Boston lol. In a great way.

The last Boston coach at Rutgers worked out pretty well….

 

[ClassOf02v.2]

Wow that guy doesn’t mess around. Is he the Boston version of Michael Rappaport?

 

[Anon1753410373]

So…is the offense simple or super complicated? Thought it took 3 years to really learn it…

 

[tico brown]

So…is the offense simple or super complicated? Thought it took 3 years to really learn it…

Or was that an excuse that everyone bought because AK technically was under KC for 2 years in Minnesota.

As good as Pat Flaherty was at Rutgers, the OL should be in good hands with Turner.

 

[Anon1752686019]

So…is the offense simple or super complicated? Thought it took 3 years to really learn it…

It’s probably simple for the OL but difficult for QB’s to truly master

 

[MURF87]

Love the knife hands!

 

[Anon1753410373]

It’s probably simple for the OL but difficult for QB’s to truly master

I’m sure - my comment was a little tongue and cheek - figure because the QB needs to know what everyone is doing and where they are supposed to go…

 

[rotorocker2]

The last Boston coach at Rutgers worked out pretty well….

Trying to remember who you are referencing but I am drawing a blank. I'm sure it's gonna be a duhhhh moment when you mention it.

 

[Gef210001]

I’m sure - my comment was a little tongue and cheek - figure because the QB needs to know what everyone is doing and where they are supposed to go…

It is not just where the players need to go. It is making the correct play call or adjustments and understanding all the choice routes that the WRs have. Also the QB has to most likely dictate protections. The center probably identifies the mike and then the QB can adjust that if necessary.

 

[Richie O]

Trying to remember who you are referencing but I am drawing a blank. I'm sure it's gonna be a duhhhh moment when you mention it.

Corey Hetherman.

 

[rotorocker2]

Corey Hetherman.

Our Linebackers coach from 22-23? That's like a blip on the radar and I can't remember how we did with that unit back then that would have warranted a comment positive nor negative.

 

[Richie O]

Our Linebackers coach from 22-23? That's like a blip on the radar and I can't remember how we did with that unit back then that would have warranted a comment positive nor negative.

It's a positive comment, he was very good at Rutgers and is now one of the top DCs in college football.

 

[RUdepressed]

Marines are tough af

 

[tico brown]

Our Linebackers coach from 22-23? That's like a blip on the radar and I can't remember how we did with that unit back then that would have warranted a comment positive nor negative.

Would be one hell of a DC and possibly Coach in Waiting at Rutgers right about now.