Fixing mistakes and minimizing unforced errors are generally weekly goals of any college football team heading into their home opener.
For the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, who will host a Wagner Seahawk team that has not won a game in nearly three years, focusing on the simple things should lead to a comfortable victory.
Head coach Greg Schiano referred twice during his Monday press conference to the 10 penalties Rutgers amassed during their thrilling 22-21 win over Boston College last Saturday.
“That’s not who we are, but we did it, so it is,” Schiano said.
Schiano also touched on ending the line of questioning regarding the potential two (or when named starter Noah Vedral returns, three) QB system Rutgers may deploy each week.