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- Pick/market: Scarlet Knights at a Glance Head Coach: Greg Schiano Entering his 18th season as Rutgers’ head coach Record at Rutgers: 99-108 (43-87 in Big East/Big Ten) Overall Record: 99-108 Last Season: 5-7 (2-7 in...

- KICKER: My condolences go out to his wife Allie, daughters Giavanna and Audrina, along with Louis' mom ,dad and brother.

- Rutgers under 5.5 wins — Duck said he has not spoken about this play elsewhere and emphasized getting the number before it moves; market noted at -140 on the under. He said he would back Boston College no matter what the number is in the Red Bandana spot. - Rutgers is being downgraded because of a horrific front seven last year: only 11 sacks and 6.8 yards per carry allowed. Duck said the staff overhaul needs time and he does not see a bowl path. - Rutgers: Duck said the defense was anti-Greg Schiano last year and that the program still has a long way to go. He noted the QB battle matters, but the bigger issue is a defense that needs a full rebuild.

- Rutgers DB room deeper and more talented than previous seasons; more information emerging on developing cornerbacks.

- Michael Thomas (5'11", 210) WR/RB hybrid with strong film; versatile formation alignment; expect significant snaps.

- Rutgers' new defensive staff success depends on schemes, positioning, effort, teamwork—few breakout players expected.

- Duff facing increased double coverage without Strong; who emerges as #2 WR?

- Spring practice video reveals roster personnel despite limited information availability.

- Davis (edge) and Morris (LB) maximize skill under TJ's schemes; Porter, Blue-Eli (DT), Collier, Johnson (edges), cornerback competition critical; secondary transformation via Ofurie, Sanders.

- Chris Ash couldn't execute despite textbook knowledge; poor leadership, no player development, couldn't adapt OSU schemes to Rutgers talent level.

- Johansen scheme forces QB uncomfortable slides; DE film shows upfield discipline, DT attacking guard's facemask down line.

- Rutgers could upset USC early with new DC scheme frustrating Riley's offense.

- Three groups historically worked; smaller privates benefit competing with similar-sized schools.

- G-6 playoff format could boost minor bowl viewership and media coverage, making postseason meaningful for Group of 6 teams.

- Intel: Going deep with the Scarlet Knights’ scheme, returning personnel, and unknowns www.addictedtoquack.com