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Message: [QUOTE="OrangePA, post: 166839, member: 204"] In the short term this is good for Syracuse University Football. Whenever there is instability in a program, there is a good chance that the program will suffer. Rutgers will probably suffer to a certain extent in the next few months or so - especially because Schiano was the program - he was the constant with assistants coming and going every year. Of course, when Coach Mac left in 1990, Pasqualoni and the remainder of the staff kept every recruit and actually raised the level of the program. That was a little different because there was more stability then with the SU assistant coaches. But the Mac situation teaches that the kind of move that Schiano has made is not always a negative one for a college program. In the long term, I suspect that not all that much will change in Pisccataway. Rutgers has built a decent program and has established a platform from which the next coach will benefit. [/QUOTE]