Where’s the Genius Al ?

Don't worry I'm sure he will post another incredibly stupid attention seeking post soon. Something like Greg deserves and extension or a raise.

Maybe it will be one saying Surace is like Tom Brady or Rutgers will run the table the rest of the way. He is a total clown just looking for attention

I asked ChatGPT to look at his history. Here is what it said we should expect this week


Last night was actually one of the most encouraging games I have seen from Rutgers in years. I know people are going to focus on the 47-15 score, the 23-0 halftime deficit and Indiana moving the ball at will, but that is because they are looking at the game through a negative lens. What they don't understand is that Rutgers intentionally allowed Indiana to establish a false sense of security. By giving them huge rushing lanes, Rutgers gathered an enormous amount of information about Indiana's offensive tendencies. You can't put a price on that kind of preparation. And the 23-0 halftime score was actually a blessing because it forced Schiano to make adjustments without the pressure of protecting a lead. This was essentially a live laboratory against a top-five team.

The offensive performance was also much better than the statistics indicate. Yes, Rutgers only scored 15 points, but that's actually encouraging because it demonstrates how much untapped potential this offense has. We didn't want to show Indiana everything. Why give away the entire playbook in October? The 53-yard touchdown was particularly important because it proved Rutgers can score explosively whenever it chooses to. And by not scoring more, Rutgers preserved the element of surprise for the rest of the season. Indiana thinks they know what Rutgers is going to do now. They don't. Schiano has been collecting data. The 595 yards Indiana gained? That's 595 reasons for Schiano to know exactly what needs to be fixed. You couldn't buy that kind of scouting report.

The biggest positive, however, is that Rutgers finally got to experience what it is like to play a truly elite team without any ambiguity. This was essentially a preseason game in October. Now the players know exactly what championship-level football looks like. You could actually see the growth happening throughout the game. Every time Indiana scored, Rutgers gained another learning opportunity. Every missed tackle was a teaching moment. Every three-and-out was valuable film. Every time Indiana ran through the defense, Schiano was mentally filing that away. Rutgers basically received a graduate-level football education for free. And let's be honest, if Rutgers had somehow won 24-21, everyone would have incorrectly assumed there were no problems. Losing 47-15 was much more valuable because it exposed EVERYTHING.

And this is where I think people are completely missing what happened last night: Schiano had an epiphany. I believe sometime during the second half, he figured it all out. The look on his face told me everything. He now knows exactly what Rutgers needs to do for the rest of the season. The Indiana game was the final piece of the puzzle. I would not be surprised if we look back at October 3, 2026 as the night this program permanently changed direction. Rutgers is going to come out of this with a completely different identity. The remaining schedule is suddenly very interesting because Schiano now has the blueprint. I expect major adjustments, a completely rejuvenated team and a finish that is going to shock people nationally. Everyone is laughing at Rutgers today. They won't be laughing in November. This is going to be the game we look back on and say: that's when everything changed. The future of Rutgers football has never been brighter. Chop

So good. ChAl-GLP1

RU#1fan said:

Oh yes, preparing his asinine”run the table “ post for Monday afternoon.

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Putting together excuses for his next thread.