If he is not fired, I will leave the Rutgers head coach, as he has a misunderstanding with his star player.

If he is not fired, I will leave the Rutgers head coach, as he has a misunderstanding with his star player.

According to reports, Greg Schiano is no longer a contender to head back to Rutgers, the program where he achieved the greatest success, as the Scarlet Knights look for a new head coach. Stadium claimed that once Rutgers was ready to make Schiano an eight-year, $32 million contract with a $25.2 million guarantee, Schiano was no longer seen as an option. According to a source who spoke with the publication, there is still a “significant gap” between the two parties, and money is one aspect of the problem.

Schiano’s timing wasn’t ideal, and in the Big Ten, head coaches must give their all in order to succeed, whether they’re at Rutgers, Penn State, or Michigan, a source told Stadium. “You cannot adopt this stance with the mindset that “the glass is half empty.” Fans of Rutgers should get more. To explore the role, Schiano had already visited with the governor of New Jersey, Pat Hobbs, the athletic director at Rutgers, and the school’s board of governors. Schiano would have been paid $4 million a year, had access to a private plane for recruiting, non-recruiting programs, and university-related travel, as well as benefits like a car and private golf club, according to NJ.com. NJ.com was informed by a source that the same compensation was promised.