The former Don Bosco star was the perfect person to make that play. He was Schiano’s first recruit when the head coach returned to Piscataway, and throughout the past two seasons, he was the Scarlet Knights’ best player. He put Rutgers within 68 seconds of its first win over a ranked opponent in 15 years and 40 tries dating back to 2009.

Olano missed the kick—but it didn't count because Schiano had already called a timeout. Illinois coach Bret Bielema changed his mind during the break. Instead of sending out Ola

Rutgers' football players did everything they could to take down No. 24 Illinois. Then a brutal Greg Schiano decision made it all for naught.

Rutgers coach Greg Schiano cost his team a game Saturday, effectively by trying to ice the opposing kicker. The Scarlet Knights suffered a demoralizing

Meanwhile, it was a demoralizing loss for the Scarlet Knights, who dropped to 6-5 in their final home game of the regular season. And Schiano, at the helm of the Rutgers program for his second stint, received plenty of blowback on social media, as you can see below:

If the Rutgers football program ever gets to where head coach Greg Schiano has long insisted it’s going, the 2024 campaign will ultimately not be a signature season. An opportunity