R.J. DILL RUMORS & GOSSIP
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- R.J. Dill was a three-year starter at right tackle for Maryland and transferred to Rutgers for his final year of eligibility. He started at right tackle in Saturday's Scarlet-White game, then spoke to ScarletReport.com about transitioning to a new program, learning the plays and becoming a leader for a young offensive line.
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27 days ago
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Dill Excited to Join Rutgers
Maryland transfer R.J. Dill decided upon Rutgers as his home nearly a month ago after graduating early. Preparing to enroll on the Banks in 10 days, the offensive tackle spoke with ScarletReport.com about his excitement for the next step in his life and his desire to compete for playing time.
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January 06, 2012
Terps transfer headed to Rutgers
Just a couple of weeks after becoming one of the estimated 178 players who have fled the Maryland football program over the last month or so, R.J. Dill (No. 76) has found in a new football home. In a statement released to the Washington Times, the offensive lineman announced that he has decided to transfer to…
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December 21, 2011
CoachSpeak: Scouting Maryland Transfer Dill
With Maryland transfer R.J. Dill officially announcing Rutgers today, ScarletReport.com caught up with his former head coach at Trinity High School (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) Jeff Boger. Boger, who now coaches at Milton Hershey (Hershey, Pa.) remains close with Dill and offered his take on what the offensive lineman can give the Scarlet Knights next season.
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December 21, 2011
OT Dill Sets Announcment Date
R.J. Dill is transferring from Maryland for his final collegiate season. Because he is graduating this month, he will be eligible to play next season at another FBS school, and he told Scout.com when he will make his announcement.
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December 18, 2011
Terps lose starting OT to transfer
A starter along Maryland’s offensive line the past three seasons, R.J. Dill (No. 76) has decided he has no desire to make it a fourth with the Terrapins. In an emailed statement sent to the media in the area, the offensive tackle announced that he has decided to transfer from Randy Edsall‘s football program. No reason…
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December 06, 2011
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