Rutgers football head coach Greg Schiano was at Friday night’s game between Erasmus Hall at Don Bosco Prep. It was the biggest game of the weekend in the tri-state area.
Erasmus Hall features defensive lineman [autotag]Aaris Bethea[/autotag], a Rutgers football commit. Also on that defensive line is [autotag]Caden Brown[/autotag], who holds a Rutgers football offer and was on campus in late July for an unofficial visit.
Playing at home, Don Bosco won the game 31-6. The Ironmen were up 24-0 at halftime.
Schiano was afforded the chance to see the Friday night game due to his weekend work schedule being different than usual. With the Rutgers season opener on Sunday, Schiano had a day that he could spend recruiting:
Disappointed with the game last night, but good to see @GregSchiano @Rutgers @RFootball @biglb3234 @ninaneddieanto at the @EHallFB vs Don Bosco game. pic.twitter.com/Fmn3LiTK0c
— Will Greggs (@WillGreggs) September 2, 2023
Erasmus Hall has become a pipeline program to Rutgers in recent years, with a number of top prospects heading to Piscataway. Don Bosco Prep is one of the top high school programs in the national and traditionally churns out multiple FBS players each season.
Rutgers opens the season on Sunday with a game against Northwestern at SHI Stadium. Tom McCarthy and Jason McCourty, a former standout Rutgers defensive back, will have the call on CBS.
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Tiffany Blackmon will be reporting from the sidelines.