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A week following the first practice of the spring, the Rutgers football team continued to slowly inch along in its preparation for its first season under head coach Chris Ash with the fourth practice of the preseason.
Jay Niemann has been in football for more than 30 years, coaching at seven different schools in all three NCAA Divisions before arriving in Piscataway to take charge as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Rutgers under Chris Ash.
When head football coach Chris Ash made it known he and offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer planned on implementing the spread offense in Piscataway, few members of the Rutgers football team were as excited as sophomore quarterback Giovanni Rescigno.
After months of conditioning work and drills, the Rutgers football team took the field at the Indoor Practice and Conditioning Facility, also known as the bubble, for the first day of Spring practice Thursday.
Rutgers Athletic Director Patrick Hobbs and head football coach Chris Ash have been asked hard-hitting questions since the day they were chosen to succeed Julie Hermann and Kyle Flood as Rutgers' athletic director and head football coach.
The first 10 minutes of the Rutgers women’s basketball team’s matchup with Virginia in the second round of the WNIT appeared to be a flashback to the first round.
An 18-14 record following a quarterfinal exit in the Big Ten Tournament wasn’t enough for the Rutgers women’s basketball team to earn an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, so it had to settle for hosting a second WNIT appearance in three years.
INDIANAPOLIS — The last member of the Rutgers men’s basketball team to walk off the court at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis was the one who gave the most to the Scarlet Knights all season.
Heading into its final game of the season, the Rutgers men’s basketball team didn’t have much to play for.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team looked set to avoid the struggles it faced in the last time it played against Nebraska.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team has struggled all season in many aspects, but one in particular stands out among the rest.
Just two weeks ago, the Rutgers men’s basketball team’s trip to Minneapolis was the most realistic occasion for it to earn its first conference win of the season.
With National Signing Day over and done with, the Rutgers football team has set its focus on the next step of preparations for the 2016 season.
When freshman guard Corey Sanders was suspended by head coach Eddie Jordan for “a violation of team rules” Monday, the lighter part of the Rutgers men’s basketball team’s schedule became much more daunting.
The last time the Rutgers men’s basketball team faced Illinois, it ended in an instant classic, a 110-101 triple-overtime thriller.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Signing a National Letter of Intent is a dream for most high school football players across the country.
As the Rutgers men’s basketball team began its preparations for the 2015-16 season, constant struggle was expected.
The phrase, “basketball is a game of runs,” was as relevant as ever in the Rutgers men’s basketball team’s latest contest.
After 388 days, the Rutgers men’s basketball team appeared to be headed for its first Big Ten conference win in 24 tries.
