Rutgers football legend joins Greg Schiano’s coaching staff
One of Rutgers football's greatest players joined Greg Schiano's coaching staff last year.
Adam Korsak, a legendary Rutgers football player, has joined the Scarlet Knights coaching staff as a Quality Control/Player Development assistant. Korsak, a Ray Guy Award winner and NCAA record holder for career punts (349) and punting yards (15,318), began his tenure during the final weeks of the 2025 season. His signing, which took effect on November 1, 2025, was initially undisclosed by the program.
Korsak, who hails from Australia, played for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights for five seasons from 2018 to 2022. The Australian is committed to the program through the 2027 season and will earn $120,000 in the 2026 season and $130,000 in 2027. Korsak received retention bonuses of $25,000 in December and $20,000 in March, along with up to $9,166.67 in relocation reimbursement.
In his first five months on the job, Korsak has been working alongside his punter room, led by returning starter Jakob Anderson. Korsak, who has been frequently around his alma mater in recent years, will now assist in the Scarlet Knights' quest to return to a bowl game this fall.
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