By Matt Sugam
PISCATAWAY – For over two decades, Mike Rice has asked his players to develop, change, and attack their weaknesses. For the past two weeks, he’s begun doing that himself.
“Now I have this opportunity to do that,” Rice said after returning to practice for the first time since his three game suspension due to his language and behavior.
The third-year head coach conducted a 40 minute shoot around with his team – where he didn’t use profane language and the only time he raised his voice was after the the team broke the huddle and he exclaimed “get extra shots” – before spending 18 minutes talking to the media.
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PISCATAWAY – For over two decades, Mike Rice has asked his players to develop, change, and attack their weaknesses. For the past two weeks, he’s begun doing that himself.
“Now I have this opportunity to do that,” Rice said after returning to practice for the first time since his three game suspension due to his language and behavior.
The third-year head coach conducted a 40 minute shoot around with his team – where he didn’t use profane language and the only time he raised his voice was after the the team broke the huddle and he exclaimed “get extra shots” – before spending 18 minutes talking to the media.
To continue reading on SNYRutgers.com, click HERE
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