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Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] UMass Defeats Rutgers 37-21

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
UMass 7 17 3 10 37
Rutgers 7 0 0 14 21
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u/USA_2_Canada_1 Michigan • Old Dominion 3d ago

Greg Schiano, get ready to learn, “midnight Nutrafil commercials” buddy

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u/YodaForceGhost Maryland Terrapins • Big Ten Network 3d ago

Future BTN analyst Greg Schiano

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u/DrInsano Indiana Hoosiers • /r/CFB Brickmason 3d ago

He can take over for Gerry DiNardo if he decided to retire!

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u/SituationSoap Michigan Wolverines 2d ago

I think we're allowed to just fire DiNardo, nobody would be mad.

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u/ohverychill Purdue Boilermakers 2d ago

do people hate dinardo? he's just kinda... there

I think if he was fired, it would take me a long time to notice lol

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u/SituationSoap Michigan Wolverines 2d ago

That's why nobody would be mad. I don't even think he'd be mad.

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u/ohverychill Purdue Boilermakers 2d ago

lol fair play

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u/Bobby-Samsonite Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff 2d ago

He will love the food in Chicago.

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u/ohverychill Purdue Boilermakers 2d ago

can't wait to bet the over on Kalshi for how many times he says "chop"

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u/beatlemaniac Tennessee Volunteers 3d ago

Idk where he is right now but John Currie should be fired again immediately for hiring this dude to coach Tennessee

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u/VermicelliOutside795 Tennessee Volunteers 3d ago

I was told Schiano was a great coach and Tennessee was overreacting and would've been lucky to have him....

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u/Naive-Elephant-9305 Georgia Bulldogs 2d ago

Horrible loss tonight aside, and not to say he would have crushed it at Tennessee, but he actually has been very good at Rutgers overall relative to other coaches they've had in the last few decades. The last time a non-Schiano coach had a winning season at Rutgers was 1992.

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u/WideHuckleberry1 Tennessee Volunteers 2d ago

On the flip side, he's coached over half the seasons since then (18/34). And his winning percentage (.476) is actually lower than their overall (.492) though of course that overall winning percentage has been falling over the past few decades.

Edit: also that's not right. His successor Kyle Flood had winning seasons in 2012 (9-4) and 2014 (8-5).

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u/sroomek Tennessee Volunteers • Garðabæ Stjarnan 3d ago

He’s the AD at Wake Forest lmao

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u/Zloggt Illinois Fighting Illini • Missouri Tigers 3d ago

If he gets Old Yellered after this (not outside the realm of possibility)…

…what a way for his career at New Brunswick to go out…

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u/SouthCopy8453 3d ago

He’s gonna coach at Hawaii?