PISCATAWAY -- Joe Litterio knew what he wanted in the next Rutgers baseball pitching coach.
And he knew who he wanted.
The fifth-year head coach just had to figure out how to convince Phil Cundari to leave a job that he held for almost two decades at his alma mater -- and switch sides in an intra-state rivalry.
Apparently, Litterio said the right things because Cundari left as Seton Hall's pitching coach and was hired to the same job at Rutgers.
"Phil was the No.