Former Receivers Coach Fleck Goes to Tampa Instead

Apparently, P.J. Fleck reneged on his alma mater Northern Illinois and spurned it to become Schiano's receivers coach in Tampa. I would argue if he was going to do that he should've stayed at Rutgers because the RU receiving corps is better than the Bucs.

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