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Blaszczyk finds himself the "elder statesman" of offensive line
Over a span of just six short months, Ryan Blaszczyk went from being the biggest question mark on the Rutgers offensive line to possibly its surest thing.
With the graduation of three multi-year starters in Jeremy Zuttah, Pedro Sosa, and Mike Fladell, plus the migration of Piscataway High School product Anthony Davis from right guard to left tackle, the 6-foot-4, 285-pound junior center from Medford Lakes woke up after the International Bowl only to find he had suddenly become an elder statesman of the Scarlet Knights' offense.
"It's definitely an adjustment," said Blaszczyk, who entered the 2007 season with zero career starts after redshirting in 2005 and waiting out a congested depth chart in '06. "I don't think it'll be difficult, I just think it's going to be a change. Everything
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Review criticizes Rutgers' pursuit of sports success
most part without restrictions, allowing him to shirk obligations to inform McCormick or the board about amendments to Rutgers football head coach Greg Schiano?s contract. ?Any institution that aspires to achieve even greater accomplishments and to
Report: Rutgers leaders failed to oversee athletics
wrongdoing by Mulcahy, it outlined a series of actions in which Mulcahy aggressively pursued the task of taking Rutgers football to the big-time and retaining Schiano, whose name was often rumored for vacant head coaching positions at higher-profile
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