Sports
by Mike Vorkunov / Associate Sports Editor
Coming from a family with seven children, sometimes it's hard to standout. When two of your brothers and your dad are former or current Division I athletes, it might get even more cumbersome. Undaunted, Charlie Rigoglioso has found a way to get his moment in the sun.
by Sam Hellman / Correspondent
Everyone makes mistakes. But in the opinion of the Rutgers women's basketball team, the timing mistake made in Monday's 59-58 loss to No. 1 Tennessee was inexcusable. "Thank god it's not the NCAA Championship, or quite frankly, I'd lose my job," Rutgers head coach C.
Human error leaves lack of finality
Final second of game against Tennessee representative of many referee follies
by Dane Truxell / Correspondent
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Rutgers women's basketball head coach C. Vivian Stringer chose her opening remarks very well in the post-game press conference. "Great game, wasn't it," Stringer said. "I hope you all enjoyed it. Very good. Down to the last second." Time froze in that last second.
by Matthew Stein and Sam Hellman / Correspondents
Four teams with a total of five conference losses are gunning for the Rutgers women's basketball regular season crown in the Big East. It will be a challenge for any squad to emerge as the top seed for the Conference Tournament. Here's how the Big East is shaping up as the teams enter Tuesday night and the home stretch of the season.
by Mike Vorkunov / Associate Sports Editor
Mike Vorkunov: How great was it to win the Super Bowl? Shaun O'Hara: Well, its every boy's dream to play in the NFL and to have a chance to play in the Super Bowl. So to win it definitely went above and beyond any dreams or expectations that I ever could have had for a single moment in sports history.
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