Glazer-owned Bucs name Schiano as new coach The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the NFL team of Manchester United owner Malcolm Glazer, hired long-time collegiate coach Greg Schiano as their new coach on Thursday. The gridiron club announced the deal with the former Rutgers University coach in a Twitter posting. The deal is reportedly for five years and will give the 45-year-old Schiano his first NFL head coaching position after going 49-28 since 2006 with the New Jersey college. Among those who played under Schiano at Rutgers was Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, who posted congratulations in a Twitter message. "Congrats to coach @GregSchiano the Bucs are getting a great man and a great coach," Rice tweeted. Tampa Bay fired Raheem Morris earlier this month after a 4-12 season that saw the Bucs lose their final 10 games of the season, the team's longest losing streak since they dropped their first 12 games in 1977.