Current (Interim) Head Coach
Tonight, in honor of the 150th anniversary of college football, @CoachNunz is donating a football to Ryan from the Metuchen Bulldogs!
We now want to challenge all of Rutgers nation to donate a football to a youth within your community. Go Knights!!#TheBirthplace #GiveAFootball pic.twitter.com/KEGudxY3AO
— πππ π½ππ§π©ππ₯π‘πππ (@RFootball) November 7, 2019
Nunzio Campanile – 1-4 overall
Offensive Style
Rutgers hired a new offensive coordinator over the offseason and the heavy pro-style is now gone. John McNulty believes his personnel is best suited to do what almost every team is doing these days, and spread things out a bit. You’ll still see some varied formations that look like the old Rutgers offense, but there’s much more spacing and attempts at mismatches in space than before. The problem is not the scheme, but the ability to execute.
Defensive Style
With the fingerprints of former Ohio State defensive coordinator Chris Ash all over the program, you’d think the defense would be mainly a 4-3 aggressive unit, and you’d be right — kind of.
Officially, the defense is still listed that way, but the team has morphed into more of a 3-4 scheme with an additional hybrid linebacker now patrolling the field. New defensive coordinator Andy Buh believes the team has to be able to cover in space, and so there it is. And with linebacker being the deepest position for the Scarlet Knights, it all makes sense.
That unit will be tested in this one.
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