PISCATAWAY -- Just like the Rutgers spread offense only is a
That notion of Rutgers simply looking for dual-threat quarterbacks to run its offense might not be accurate after all.
of the pass-happy attacks at Washington State and Texas Tech, not all triple-options are created equally.
So while Rutgers' experience facing Navy and Army over the years offers a basic familiarity with the principles of the triple-option, it doesn't provide quite the advantage in Saturday's matchup against New Mexico that you might think.
"It's a different style of offense," coach Chris Ash said.