Greg Schiano Deserves an Extension

[-RUFAN4LIFE-]

Absolutely, because you are what I eat.

You eat dck? That's an interesting way to come out.

 

[S_Janowski]

Absolutely, because you are what I eat.

Your kitty cats don’t count

 

[RUnotentertained]

Waited too long is his other stupid post

Al …..EAT A DI€K

 

[T2Kplus20]

Youre a p**** with a keyboard. You’re welcome to try. Can’t wait to stuff you in a dumpster.

You are why the word retard is making a comeback. Congrats!

 

[RUnotentertained]

Your kitty cats don’t count

Why you gotta bring up cats

 

[mugrat86]

I’ve never met a Miami alum that didn’t think the cost of attendance was worth it. What is more interesting, is that they are more likely to donate to support a successful football team then we are, in spite of the high tuition.

There is no way to financially justify Miami's tuition. Nobody gets a higher paying job because they attended Miami

 

[AreYouNUTS]

You are the single biggest joke in messageboard history. I mean nationally. You’re a clown, Al.

 

[AreYouNUTS]

Al, serious question: WHEN Greg gets fired, are you going to be okay? Are you gonna stop donating the millions and millions you donate every year to NIL? Are you gonna burn all your Rutgers gear?

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

Your kitty cats don’t count

I don’t have kitty cats but nice try.

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

You are why the word retard is making a comeback. Congrats!

Takes one to know one. Congrats!

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

There is no way to financially justify Miami's tuition. Nobody gets a higher paying job because they attended Miami

Miami’s experience is much better than most anywhere else. They are operationally excellent. The campus is clean. The living facilities are top notch. The professors and Deans are accessible. The classrooms in the business school are state of the art.

Alums get excellent outcomes, in many cases, because Miamis career services office is excellent, and much better than what state schools like Rutgers provides. Too many Rutgers alums are doing nonsense jobs, at least a year out of school before getting real jobs.

Rutgers is like NJ Transit. Crappy service but at least it gets the job done. No one who wants excellent service goes to Rutgers.

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

You eat dck? That's an interesting way to come out.

You’re the expert on that. Be sure to get new knee pads. Yours are worn out.

 

[BlockR]

And this thread has gone off the rails..
Lol

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

And this thread has gone off the rails..
Lol

People bring smack, I’m ready to smack back

 

[Shelby65]

Some things don’t need to be advertised. Have you ever heard me comment about my position or prowess? No, you haven’t.

But I will respond when provoked. The poster taunting me is likely a fat slob, which is 8 jokes in.

You’ve boasted of being, and Shelby quotes “ 6’230” muscular stud” ready and able to kick a*s And your post above follows the same absurd braggadocio.

Either you have a fugazy carnival mirror or no mirror at all big guy because you are a strengh, fitness and mental nobody.

With every word you type no matter the topic your utter ignorance sinks your credibility further and further.

 

[mugrat86]

Miami’s experience is much better than most anywhere else. They are operationally excellent. The campus is clean. The living facilities are top notch. The professors and Deans are accessible. The classrooms in the business school are state of the art.

Alums get excellent outcomes, in many cases, because Miamis career services office is excellent, and much better than what state schools like Rutgers provides. Too many Rutgers alums are doing nonsense jobs, at least a year out of school before getting real jobs.

Rutgers is like NJ Transit. Crappy service but at least it gets the job done. No one who wants excellent service goes to Rutgers.

This is such a load of dog . It's not like Miami is Duke University. Miami is a camp for rich kids whose alumni outcomes are no better than Rutgers especially considering you spend 400k at Miami and 130k at Rutgers. Excellent service is built in to the tuition at Miami.

The average income of Miami alumni post graduation is $54k and Rutgers 52k. Under those circumstances, it will take several lifetimes to make up the 270k in extra expenses. But great argument as always

 

[RUInsanityToo]

I’ve never met a Miami alum that didn’t think the cost of attendance was worth it. What is more interesting, is that they are more likely to donate to support a successful football team then we are, in spite of the high tuition.

While your own anecdotal experience might be great for you.....it does little in the form of discourse and debate as there is no way to prove or disprove your point without relevant facts.

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

You’ve boasted of being, and Shelby quotes “ 6’230” muscular stud” ready and able to kick a*s And your post above follows the same absurd braggadocio.

Either you have a fugazy carnival mirror or no mirror at all big guy because you are a strengh&fitness nobody.

With every word you type no matter the topic your utter ignorance sinks your credibility further and further.

In times like this, i remember “Mind over matter”. I don’t mind because you don’t matter.

 

[Shelby65]

In times like this, i remember “Mind over matter”. I don’t mind because you don’t matter.

You absolutely did vomit the above tough guy quote big boy, same as all the other rancid thoughts you spew.

If the world thinks you’re a joke, you’re a joke. Absolute unanimity.

Buy a mirror.

 

[RUInsanityToo]

Miami’s experience is much better than most anywhere else. They are operationally excellent. The campus is clean. The living facilities are top notch. The professors and Deans are accessible. The classrooms in the business school are state of the art.

Alums get excellent outcomes, in many cases, because Miamis career services office is excellent, and much better than what state schools like Rutgers provides. Too many Rutgers alums are doing nonsense jobs, at least a year out of school before getting real jobs.

Rutgers is like NJ Transit. Crappy service but at least it gets the job done. No one who wants excellent service goes to Rutgers.

I'vw been pretty nice so far...until now.....the gloves are off. Most people cant afford $100K per year for college. Many have to go to State Schools on scholarship to try and better themselves while an arrogant motherfvcker like you looks down and belittles them.

Quite honestly, go **** yourself and the high horse you ride in on to these boards. And if you're just a troll, like it appears, time for Richie to ban you.

 

[Shelby65]

This is such a load of dog . It's not like Miami is Duke University. Miami is a camp for rich kids whose alumni outcomes are no better than Rutgers especially considering you spend 400k at Miami and 130k at Rutgers. Excellent service is built in to the tuition at Miami.

The average income of Miami alumni post graduation is $54k and Rutgers 52k. Under those circumstances, it will take several lifetimes to make up the 270k in extra expenses. But great argument as always

Maybe Miami alums are more concentrated in cheaper parts of the country to live in, so the salary comparison doesn’t mean much to relative wealth.

And/or the # of students in different majors skew combined averages.

So Shelby will sit out debating the meaning of the avg salary diff.

 

[SirScarlet]

OP is trying to be in message board genius Hall of Fame

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

This is such a load of dog . It's not like Miami is Duke University. Miami is a camp for rich kids whose alumni outcomes are no better than Rutgers especially considering you spend 400k at Miami and 130k at Rutgers. Excellent service is built in to the tuition at Miami.

The average income of Miami alumni post graduation is $54k and Rutgers 52k. Under those circumstances, it will take several lifetimes to make up the 270k in extra expenses. But great argument as always

Miami doesn’t have to be Duke. It’s for Rich kids who couldn’t get into the Ivy Leagues or Duke. It’s probably one step below USC and Georgetown. One notch above Syracuse. The student parking lot is filled with Hummers, Mercedes, Porsche, BMW, quite different from what you’d find at the Rutgers student lot. Needless to say, most Miami students don’t worry about their tuition expense because their parents are covering it, in most cases. Yes, Superior service is built into tuition. That is especially important when you consider career services.

Kids graduate from Miami happy, for the most part. I wish I could say the same for Rutgers Grads. Rutgers has much higher ROI, no doubt.

 

[SirScarlet]

Al I'm sorry, but there's no way you actually believe this right? He has not one, but two GMs, they had NIL competitive enough with their peers, they tried the portal and it didn't work out all that well. Like I said before, they looked decent versus USC, but there were still a ton of coaching errors out there, and while I think Schiano was good for the program at the time of the search in 2019, they are more than likely going to move on.

He's even trolling you Richie....hahahaha

Giving the finger to the rules every day

 

[AreYouNUTS]

This is such a load of dog . It's not like Miami is Duke University. Miami is a camp for rich kids whose alumni outcomes are no better than Rutgers especially considering you spend 400k at Miami and 130k at Rutgers. Excellent service is built in to the tuition at Miami.

The average income of Miami alumni post graduation is $54k and Rutgers 52k. Under those circumstances, it will take several lifetimes to make up the 270k in extra expenses. But great argument as always

He posts more ******** on a daily basis, then is cleaned ar a Texas cattle ranch

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

I'vw been pretty nice so far...until now.....the gloves are off. Most people cant afford $100K per year for college. Many have to go to State Schools on scholarship to try and better themselves while an arrogant motherfvcker like you looks down and belittles them.

Quite honestly, go **** yourself and the high horse you ride in on to these boards. And if you're just a troll, like it appears, time for Richie to ban you.

No slight intended, but Service at Rutgers sucks. It’s an objective observation that most who attended, would agree with. Not looking down or belittling anyone. The “RU Screw” doesn’t exist because people were happy with their experience.

 

[LotusAggressor_rivals]

The loss was due to questionable 4th down play calling, a QB that didn't have a problem with turnovers until the RU coaches started "developing" him, and really bad defense. We should wonder where this effort was in the first 2 games.

 

[Rutgers Chris]

The loss was due to questionable 4th down play calling, a QB that didn't have a problem with turnovers until the RU coaches started "developing" him, and really bad defense. We should wonder where this effort was in the first 2 games.

I keep coming back to how absolutely unprepared we were for week 1 with a veteran coach. It’s mind boggling

 

[ru66+]

Miami’s experience is much better than most anywhere else. They are operationally excellent. The campus is clean. The living facilities are top notch. The professors and Deans are accessible. The classrooms in the business school are state of the art.

Alums get excellent outcomes, in many cases, because Miamis career services office is excellent, and much better than what state schools like Rutgers provides. Too many Rutgers alums are doing nonsense jobs, at least a year out of school before getting real jobs.

Rutgers is like NJ Transit. Crappy service but at least it gets the job done. No one who wants excellent service goes to Rutgers.

All my grandkids got excellent jobs after getting their degrees from our business school.I don't understand your animosity towards RU business school. The internships they were afforded being students at RU business led directly to great starting jobs and future careers.

 

[RUboston]

If Hobbs was still AD he probably would give him another extension until 2033. Hey, we played no. 12 USC tough, can’t let anyone poach GS.

 

[Caliknight]

You absolutely did vomit the above tough guy quote big boy, same as all the other rancid thoughts you spew.

If the world thinks you’re a joke, you’re a joke. Absolute unanimity.

Buy a mirror.

He might be 230. He’s got a huge gut. Aside from scaring women, it’s his biggest obstacle to getting a girlfriend.

 

[RUboston]

I keep coming back to how absolutely unprepared we were for week 1 with a veteran coach. It’s mind boggling

Exactly. Even though this game was close, it only goes to show how totally unprepared we were for UMass and BC. If the team that played yesterday showed up for UMass and BC, those are two wins. Inexcusable losses and coaching.

 

[Shelby65]

He might be 230. He’s got a huge gut. Aside from scaring women, it’s his biggest obstacle to getting a girlfriend.

Well, his adiposity is his own business but the tough guy and Romeo act is as pathetic as the Schiano bootlicking, if not more.

 

[Caliknight]

I'vw been pretty nice so far...until now.....the gloves are off. Most people cant afford $100K per year for college. Many have to go to State Schools on scholarship to try and better themselves while an arrogant motherfvcker like you looks down and belittles them.

Quite honestly, go **** yourself and the high horse you ride in on to these boards. And if you're just a troll, like it appears, time for Richie to ban you.

Funny thing is he’s an ultra goof from obviously the wrong side of the tracks. This blue blood persona couldn’t be more fictitious. He’s likely a first gen from Indian parents. Now all of a sudden he’s of the landed class talking down to the school that likely gave him a scholarship because of his parents income. Internet is a wild place.

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

All my grandkids got excellent jobs after getting their degrees from our business school.I don't understand your animosity towards RU business school. The internships they were afforded being students at RU business led directly to great starting jobs and future careers.

I was SAS, and Rutgers career services were ineffective for me. The bank internship I got was through my own personal initiative. I got my first job, after sneaking in to Princetons Career Services and applying to a listing in one of their binders.

Using Miami’s career services was like hitting the Easy button. I got a magnificent 7 internship, which I’m not sure I would have gotten anywhere else. This led to a job after grad school. It was so much easier.

 

[OriginalKnight]

Funny thing is he’s an ultra goof from obviously the wrong side of the tracks. This blue blood persona couldn’t be more fictitious. He’s likely a first gen from Indian parents. Now all of a sudden he’s of the landed class talking down to the school that likely gave him a scholarship because of his parents income. Internet is a wild place.

We’re discussing major Division 1 sports here. You can’t just sign up at the student center like you can for lacrosse.

 

[rutgersal_rivals139582]

The loss was due to questionable 4th down play calling, a QB that didn't have a problem with turnovers until the RU coaches started "developing" him, and really bad defense. We should wonder where this effort was in the first 2 games.

The 7 point differential could easily be attributed to the Pick6. That’s a swing of 14 points. He tried rifling the ball through a tight window. He could probably do that in the ACC but Big Ten athletes are too good. Safety made a great play on the ball but the QB stared down his target. The kid will get better.

 

[MADHAT1]

 

[RUSCFORMERLYRULOU]

This year has seen Greg Schiano’s best coaching job yet. With a talent depleted roster, and new players all over the place, we summoned up the will to play competitively with the #12 team in the country, who looks headed towards the Top 5 if they can beat Oregon. We played competitively with a roster that was worth $20M more, with a group that included Div 2 and Div Iaa kids. The difference in the game was a pick6 thrown by a QB that is still developing, which is why we landed him from the bargain bin. His counterpart at USC is worth roughly $2.5M. Indianas Josh Hoover makes $4M. Had we paid up for a QB, we’d be 3-0, but we didn’t have budget, since we had so many needs.

The new kids improved exponentially from Game 2 to Game 3. That’s what you call coaching. We had #4 on an island, and he did get beat at times, but I thought he played particularly well especially when you consider the tremendous athletes he was going up against. Had we paid Bo Mascoe the $1M+ he was seeking, this games end result might have been different. Kaj Sanders significantly bolstered our defense, and is playing the best football of his career. His instincts and athleticism were dearly missed.

The kids on defense played their hearts out, even though they got lit up like Roman candles at times. Safeties and DBs made a bulk of the tackles, and LBs were much improved. Defensive Line did not get the pressure we were hoping for, but did their best. Overall, I thought the defense played well enough to win, considering their constraints.

Our offense lit up USCs defense at times. Antwan Raymond showed excellent vision to elude USCs defenders. Korey Duff dog walked the USC defender many times. Ben Black finally made the impact we were waiting for. The new kids, Jourdin Houston, Elias Coke, and Vernon Allen all made nice contributions. Overall, I thought our WR group was equivalent to USCs.

The QB played well most of the time, but made two critical mistakes which cost us the game. He will be much better next year. This year is a developmental year.

A revelation on the offensive line was playing Chris Vigna at Left Tackle and Moving Tyler Needham to Left Guard. Vina did very well from what I could see, as did Needham. Their double team sprung Antwan Raymond on his nice run. #11 Logan Blake had a really nice day blocking, and he was able to get to the 2nd level at times, to eliminate defenders. He had a really nice block on Raymond’s big run. I also thought #74 Giwa was particularly solid. The line had its best performance of the year. USCs Luke Wafle, #94, had very little impact on the game, aside from a few tackles.

This sites writers predicted scores ranging from roughly 45-14 to 55-10. Final Score was 42-35, much better than expectations. The team is getting better every game, as the kids are getting better every game. USC is likely the most talented team on the schedule while Indiana is the best coached. We match up much better with Indiana from a talent perspective, so I’m looking forward to that game, even if the result is likely adverse. Nevertheless, ever remaining game after Indiana is winnable. Can’t wait to see what the season holds.

We are building a new foundation, so this year is a developmental year. Get a General Manager, get more NIL, get more portal help, and we will be much better next year.

Al, respectfully disagree. BTW, were you sitting in section 125 row 19 yesterday? Battagia shirt?

 

[-RUFAN4LIFE-]

And this thread has gone off the rails..
Lol

Would you expect anything less? He's literally accomplished the impossible and turned the whole board against him.