After the loss to Boston College in which Rutgers committed 11 penalties for 100 yards and 2 turnovers, allowing a game in which they were positioned to take control of in the first half slip away and ultimately fall by two touchdowns, it was clear Chris Ash was not going to lead this team to significant improvement this season. Calling for his firing, as did other media outlets, made sense as the point of no return had been reached. However, despite signaling for his immediate dismissal, I never expected it to happen before the calendar turned to October.
Rutgers finally acted like a Big Ten Football program
