29 Years Apart, Juxtaposition Involving Rutgers/Schiano And Late, Unnecessary Touchdowns

Twenty nine years ago, Penn State under a coach named Joe Paterno, threw the ball for a late touchdown (last minute and change, yielding a 59-21 score)that might have affected “el spread,” vs a Rutgers team, on which current “R.U.” coach Greg Schiano was on the staff (coaching that is, not the one Moses carried).

Rutgers head coach Doug Graber expressed his distaste for the “rub it in ” TD pass to Paterno, who (I knew what he was, long before his assistant violated boys with Paterno’s apparent knowledge/looking the other way) responded with an audible, over the monolith/ESPN “Bulls–t.” Hopefully linked below.

This becomes even more relevant after Schiano, in something not as blatant, as it was a running play is at the Rutgers helm and in its opener Rutgers, instead of falling on the ball ran another play, an 11 yard td run, that I believe properly irked Howard University coach, Larry Scott.

Schiano defended the decision, perhaps forgetting how he felt 30 years earlier.