TexanGOBLUE

January 30th, 2012 at 7:17 PM ^

Enough about Rutgers already. I cant believe Muller had the balls to say the next page for Rutgers is a National Championship. Seriously? Its fucking Rutgers. Very angry right now.

Aarronn

January 30th, 2012 at 9:50 PM ^

I wish we could go back in time and hear the intelligent things that came out of your yap when you were 18. I'm sure you blessed the world with some real gems.

I don’t think we can forget that these are still kids who are excited because they just made a huge decision, and possibly the first grown up decision of their lives.

This kid is pumped to go to Rutgers, as he should be.  Let him have his fun, and wish him the best. 

Elmer

January 30th, 2012 at 7:15 PM ^

We just can't catch a break lately.  Even our "commit" is on hold.  I'm now guessing Diamond will somehow commit to Ohio, MSU and ND, and just play in the games against Michigan.  Arrrggghhh.

KinesiologyNerd

January 30th, 2012 at 7:37 PM ^

Muller has been committed to Rutgers for 7 months, and his position coach was just promoted to head coach. How are people depressed that he is going to stick with Rutgers? Good god.

BRCE

January 30th, 2012 at 8:04 PM ^

I don't consider Muller a real "loss" since he was never even a soft commit to Rutgers.

But Garnett to Stanford, Kozan to Iowa, Grant to Oklahoma, Arnett to MSU, Jordan Payton not reconsidering us after Stonum's dismissal and of course Reeves to Ohio Fucking State has been more than enough for one month.

 

 

michfan6060

January 30th, 2012 at 8:08 PM ^

I can handle losing a west coast kid to California, I guess I can handle losing a kid to Oklahoma, I suppose I can get over losing an o-lineman to Iowa, maybe I can even stomach losing a recruit to OSU once and a while, but all of this and we can't beat out Rutgers in the middle of a coaching change....Good lord this sucks

The Denarding

January 30th, 2012 at 8:14 PM ^

We couldn't beat our Rutgers for the kid when Schiano was coach.  He wants to go to Rutgers because it is close to home - unless Michigan is magically moving to New Jersey this wasn't going to happen.

We will get some depth and hopefully Diamond to fll out the class.  The grant commitment was the big shocker to me.   They have real depth at TE at Oklahoma, it is insanely far away from home, and outside of Jermaine Gresham have they put a lot of tight ends in the pros?  That one was the only real surprise.  I'll go so far as to say shocking....

Tater

January 30th, 2012 at 8:39 PM ^

Greg Schiano didn't really leave Rutgers much choice when he left them less than a week before NSD.  The outside coaches who are available are mostly major risks, and they have a better chance of keeping their recruiting class by doing exactly what they did: recruit an assistant and try to convince recruits that it's "business as usual."

I'm betting he is on a "short leash," and that Rutgers won't get caught with their pants down next time.  When Schiano interviewed with other schools, they should have started making contingency plans.  

jblaze

January 30th, 2012 at 9:36 PM ^

RU just wants some respect in CFB, but does not want to spend the money to become a powerhouse. They win ~8 games in the BE every year, and everyone will be happy.

Why pay for Cristobal, when he will inevitably leave? Also, NJ HS coaches are like others in NJ, very proud of their state and very particular. It's another culture that doesn't love outsiders (although dude was on RU's staff for 2-3 years).

End-Around

January 30th, 2012 at 9:54 PM ^

That Rutgers didn't promote Frank Cignetti, their o-coordinator.  He's an underrated coach with a penchant for getting the most out of his guys and he's a pretty good recruiter.  Was very successful at Fresno State, UNC, Cal, and Pitt.  But I can see where they're coming from with this hire...Flood seems like an ok hire and I can see why they'd keep it internal.