More than 1,600 high school football players in New Jersey were evaluated as Rutgers, Ohio State and Temple teamed up for a camp at FDU rivaling Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh’s camp at Paramus Catholic. Ryan Dunleavy Buy Photo Rutgers head coach Chris Ash (left) talks with Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer during the Rutgers Football Tri-state Showcase held on the campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University on June 8.(Photo: Bob Karp/Staff Photographer)Buy Photo CHICAGO — Ohio State junior linebacker Raekwon McMillan was asked Tuesday to compare and contrast Buckeyes co-defensive coordinator Greg Schiano with former Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Chris Ash. “I don’t really see a lot of differences,” McMillan said. Mirror images? Maybe so, and Rutgers certainly wouldn’t mind mimicking Ohio State in years to come, especially in the win-loss column. Although a gulf currently separates the two programs in the Big Ten East Division, there has been much cross-pollination in Piscataway and Columbus since Ash took over as Rutgers head coach in December. MORE BIG TEN MEDIA DAYS: Rutgers will wait for TV money MORE BIG TEN MEDIA DAYS: Hamilton eager to return for Rutgers MORE BIG TEN MEDIA DAYS: Rutgers will have open QB competition McMillan and…
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