Greg Schiano

It seems to be those “little things” that are killing Rutgers and their head coaching position.  Those “little things” not only led to Greg Schiano leaving the school, but they also led to Mario Cristobal not replacing him. First it began with Oregon’s Chip Kelley turning down the Tampa Bay job when the contract details were bogging down.  That allowed Kelley to rethink leaving the Beavers and stay.  So Tampa then turned their attention to Greg Schiano. Rutgers former coach thought about...Read Full Story

It seems to be those “little things” that are killing Rutgers and their head coaching position.  Those “little things” not only led to Greg Schiano leaving the school, but they also led to Mario Cristobal not replacing him. First it began with Oregon’s Chip Kelley turning down the Tampa Bay job when the contract details were bogging down.  That allowed Kelley to rethink leaving the Beavers and stay.  So Tampa then turned their attention to Greg Schiano. Rutgers former coach thought about...Read Full Story

When head coach Greg Schiano decided to leave his position at Rutgers University for an NFL job just a week before National Signing Day, many around Rutgers, including it’s fans feared the worst. They feared losing what was rumored to be a tremendous recruiting class. Luckily, Rutgers had a guy in the background that everyone [...] A look at the 2012 Rutgers football recruiting class, the best in school history. is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com. View and VoteRead Full Story

The Buccaneers are close to finally getting a head coach, as ESPN’s Adam Schefter is reporting the team is trying to wrap up a deal with Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano. Schiano’s hiring would be a surprise, as his name hasn’t been mentioned at all with any other openings, and the last time he was mentioned for a job was after the 2006 season when Rutgers went 11-2 and Michigan was believed to be interested. The 45-year-old Schiano has spent the 11 seasons at Rutgers, compiling a 68-67...Read Full Story

The Buccaneers are close to finally getting a head coach, as ESPN’s Adam Schefter is reporting the team is trying to wrap up a deal with Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano. Schiano’s hiring would be a surprise, as his name hasn’t been mentioned at all with any other openings, and the last time he was mentioned for a job was after the 2006 season when Rutgers went 11-2 and Michigan was believed to be interested. The 45-year-old Schiano has spent the 11 seasons at Rutgers, compiling a 68-67...Read Full Story

Newsday With no time to spare, Rutgers replaces Schiano with longtime assistant Flood Washington Post PISCATAWAY, NJ — After a hasty search, Rutgers found a replacement for Greg Schiano in one of his protégés. Longtime assistant Kyle Flood is getting his first shot at running a college football program, replacing his former boss with the Scarlet ... Kyle Flood takes over at Rutgers ESPN Flood rises to top job at Rutgers Chicago Tribune Flood Named Football Coach at Rutgers to Succeed Schiano...Read Full Story

New York Daily News Rutgers picks assistant Kyle Flood ESPN By Joe Schad Rutgers assistant Kyle Flood has been hired as the team's next coach, athletic director Tim Pernetti announced Tuesday. The 41-year-old Flood, who was promoted to interim coach after Greg Schiano departed last week to become the Tampa Bay ... Kyle Flood introduced Rutgers' head football coach The Star-Ledger - NJ.com Kyle Flood Officially Replacing Greg Schiano As Rutgers Head Coach SB Nation After Rejection, Rutgers...Read Full Story

Photo courtesy of Steve Politi's Twitter account (@stevepoliti). All of the NFL head coaching vacancies are filled after Tampa Bay surprisingly tapped Greg Schiano of Rutgers as their new boss. Here is a quick rundown on our new head coaches: Dennis Allen – Remember that defense Tom Brady chopped up in Foxborough for six touchdown passes two weeks ago? Well, Allen was their defensive coordinator. Regardless, Allen’s defense was one of the reasons why Tim Tebow’s record as a started...Read Full Story

New York Daily News After Rejection, Rutgers Taps Interim Coach New York Times Kyle Flood, the interim coach at Rutgers, agreed Monday to permanently replace Greg Schiano as football coach after hours of discussions with Mario Cristobal of Florida International ended with him declining the job, according to two people briefed on ... Source: Rutgers interim Flood will replace Schiano SI.com Report: Flood agrees to coach Rutgers Fox News Rutgers settles on assistant Kyle Flood as football coach...Read Full Story

Chicago Tribune Rutgers Is Keeping Coaching Job In-house New York Times Kyle Flood, the interim coach at Rutgers, agreed Monday to permanently replace Greg Schiano as football coach after hours of discussions with Mario Cristobal of Florida International ended with him declining the job, according to two people briefed on ... Source: Rutgers interim Flood will replace Schiano SI.com Rutgers settles on assistant Kyle Flood as football coach USA TODAY Person familiar with negotiations...Read Full Story