I might not like the return of Greg, but I expected Schiano to return
>Money is part of the equation. NJ.com reported Schiano would be owed $18 million if fired after this season, plus another $10 million for his staff. <.
>Schiano’s first run in Piscataway, from 2001 to 2011, is still why he gets this kind of rope. He took over one of the worst programs in major college football, went 68-67 and led Rutgers to six bowl games in seven seasons, going 5-1 in those games.<
https://www.footballscoop.com/2026/11/10/greg-schiano-will-reportedly-return-at-rutgers-next-fall
I interpret this as:
He's only coming back because it's too expensive to fire him right now
>Reports began circulating on Tuesday morning before athletic director Keli Zinn confirmed the news in a statement.
““I also have an obligation to make decisions that serve the best long-term interests of Rutgers University,” Zinn said. “There are several factors that go into decisions regarding the hiring and retention of head coaches in all of our sports, especially football and basketball. After weighing all factors, and consulting with University leadership, Head Coach Greg Schiano will be returning in 2027. Let me be very clear: this decision is not reflective of a lowering of standards or an indication that everything is fine. It is not.”<
https://www.onthebanks.com/rutgers-...return-as-rutgers-football-head-coach-in-2027