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- QB: Spread offense with a true mobile quarterback, it’s about time they get someone with serious mobility back there.

- Coaching: I’m assuming you’re referring to Tim Tebow jump passes to his TE in the end zone.

- Pick/market: Rutgers can find the money for Schiano’s buyout.

- Defense: Bo Mascoe just now with man coverage on the great Jeremiah Smith of OSU, decent coverage Smith drops the ball.

- Coaching: EDIT …..Look at these names There has to be 100’s of plays this season where EVERY ONE on the field on defense played professional Football and maybe all 11 played in the NFL Tons...

- QB: No presnap motion and running the same plays over and over again doesn't do an inexperienced quarterback any favors.

- Intel: Understand your point but 1) they could do so with an agreement to transform the program bottoms up/top down, 2) this is way out of alignment with the competition, therefore they are proactively putting...

- Intel: Eh, it’s not like she’s going to come out and trash him and she couldn’t get rid of him after last season.

- LB: Yep, her most memorable statement was something like, "He wants what I want, and I want what he wants," meaning that improvement and a bowl this year were the expectations.

- Intel: When I want to find out about a Supreme Court ruling, I always go straight to the dissent because it gives the best summary of the case.

- Pick/market: Kelly’s best days as a coach are far in the rear view mirror.

- After Rutgers' 28-21 loss at Boston College, Greg Schiano would not name AJ Surace or Dylan Lonergan the next starter, saying health and film review must come first. Surace threw four interceptions and took three sacks in his first start; Schiano cited both decision-making and hits during throws, not just quarterback play. - Schiano said Rutgers is comfortable with roughly seven offensive linemen. Rotations reflected both unspecified ailments and a need to give players a series off to rest and observe; he hopes to build trust in eight or nine. He did not identify the injured players or announce a new starting five. - With Rutgers still without a sack through two games, Schiano stressed disciplined rush lanes against mobile quarterbacks. He said rushers sometimes went too high past the pocket, and highlighted a late coverage bust and errors against sprint-out passes, while crediting the defense's handling of several deep crossers. - Boston College limited Rutgers receiver KJ Duff to one first-half catch before he caught seven after halftime. Schiano said doubles and underneath/over-the-top coverage helped take Duff away early. The interview identified bracket coverage as an obstacle, without detailing a new route plan or receiver-role change. - Schiano said Rutgers went 2-for-4 in the red zone and has now failed on its quarterback-push play in two consecutive weeks despite attempted corrections. He said the staff must evaluate who executes it, how it is run and whether it remains the best choice; he did not announce that the play has been dropped.