Subscribe on: That was what Rutgers’ offense is supposed to look like. What the Scarlet Knights should make of it, though, is up for debate. The glass half-full take on Saturday’s 49-27 loss at No. 3 Ohio State: Rutgers finally found its groove in the second half after 10 quarters of inconsistent production and showed marked improvement down the stretch. The half-empty assessment: The Scarlet Knights were impotent as they fell behind by 32 points at halftime, then ran a bunch of trick plays against the disinterested Buckeyes in glorified garbage time. The verdict? Rutgers made significant strides (with some caveats) and showed signs of progress toward being the field-spreading, high-octane attack Greg Schiano was aiming for when he hired offensive coordinator Sean Gleeson. “When we get ourselves going and can avoid the three-and-out and get that first down, it help us get going and we feel a little bit…
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