In the early days of his head coaching career, Greg Schiano was more than comfortable with the football aspect of the job. A rising star star coordinator at powerhouse Miami before being hired at Rutgers in 2001,

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For Rutgers, those decisions came in the second half on Saturday against Virginia Tech. The Scarlet Knights held a 23-7 lead in the third quarter when head coach Greg Schiano was put into situations with multiple options.

On the subsequent drive, Schiano found himself making another crucial decision. After the Scarlet Knights stalled at Virginia Tech’s 35-yard line, he sent out his field goal unit for the 53-yard attempt. It would have set a career-high for kicker Jai Patel, who missed a 36-yarder earlier in the game.