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Six games into the Big Ten portion of its schedule, the Rutgers women’s basketball team sat at 3-3 in conference play, including a dominant 16-point victory over Wisconsin, in which the Scarlet Knights tied a program record for three-pointers made in a game.
With the thought of No. 19 Brown coming to visit Piscataway on Saturday in its first ranked matchup of the season, it would have been easy for the Rutgers men’s lacrosse team to overlook Wagner on Tuesday afternoon.
Following a strong, defensive-centered victory over Fairfield just three days ago, the Rutgers men's lacrosse team returns home to Piscataway to take on Wagner at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, back inside the friendly confines of High Point Solutions Stadium.
Whatever hope the Rutgers women’s basketball team had of salvaging a tumultuous regular season with an upset over No. 12 Ohio State was quickly diminished, as the Buckeyes (25-5, 15-1) dominated the Scarlet Knights (6-23, 3-13) in all facets of the game en route to a 73-45 victory at the Rutgers Athletic Center on Sunday.
With two new starters this year, some offensive setbacks were expected for the Rutgers men’s lacrosse team this year. On Saturday against Fairfield, that was the case, but the defense stepped up huge, anchoring the Scarlet Knights (3-0) in an 8-3 victory over the Stags (1-2).
The Rutgers men’s lacrosse team will look to continue its strong start to the season this Saturday with a road trip to take on Fairfield. The No. 15 Scarlet Knights (2-0) are coming off of an important home victory over a very good Army team. Meanwhile, the Stags (1-1) are coming off of their first win of the season, a 13-12 triumph over Bucknell. But just prior, they were dominated by No. 14 Richmond in the season opener, 15-3.
In the midst of an eight-game losing streak, the Rutgers women’s basketball team will look to halt its losses and score an upset victory when the Scarlet Knights (6-21, 3-11) visit Northwestern Thursday night at 7 p.m. The Wildcats (18-9, 7-7) have already taken down Rutgers once this season, a 55-37 blowout at the Rutgers Athletic Center.
On a perfect day for lacrosse, the Rutgers men’s lacrosse team delivered a near perfect performance, taking down Army by a score of 12-10.
With a week to prepare following a 16-8 season-opening victory against St. John’s, the Rutgers men’s lacrosse team is set to take on Army in its home opener on Saturday.
Looking to end a six-game losing streak, the Rutgers women’s basketball team took on Purdue at the Rutgers Athletic Center Wednesday night. That did not happen.
During last season, the Rutgers men’s lacrosse team was somewhat of an unknown commodity in the college lacrosse scene. But then, the Scarlet Knights went on to tie a program record in wins and defeat three ranked teams, including perennial powerhouse Johns Hopkins twice, finishing the season with the No. 16 spot in the country.
As a long season begins to wind down, the Rutgers women’s basketball team looks to draw some positives from what has otherwise been a terrible season. With four games left, the Scarlet Knights (6-19, 3-9) have lost six consecutive games and are on pace for their worst season during head coach C. Vivian Stringer’s 22-year career with the program.
For the third consecutive season, the Rutgers men’s lacrosse team opened up the season against St. John’s and for the third consecutive season, the No. 19 Scarlet Knights (1-0) took down the Red Storm (0-1).
The Rutgers women’s basketball headed into its road matchup against Minnesota seeking to end a five-game losing streak. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen as the Scarlet Knights (6-19, 3-9) were blown out by the Golden Gophers (13-12, 4-8) by a score of 80-46 on Saturday afternoon.
Throughout the ups and downs of the Rutgers women’s basketball team's season, there has been one constant theme for this team — the significance of the third quarter. The Scarlet Knights have made a bad habit of coming out for the second half flat and getting blown out of the water by their conference oppositions.
Consistency has been rare for the Rutgers women’s basketball team this year, to say the least. The Scarlet Knights (6-17, 3-7) are in the midst of a four-game losing streak and winning their next game, a home matchup against Indiana, will not be an easy task.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team has made a habit of starting off games well this season. Thursday night against Iowa, that was anything but the truth.
The Big Ten schedule has proven to be a roller coaster ride for the Rutgers women’s basketball team and it will look to right the ship as it travels to Iowa to take on the Hawkeyes Thursday night at 8 p.m. The Scarlet Knights (6-16, 3-6) are coming off of a disappointing home loss to Northwestern in which they only put up 37 points.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team has been a wildcard this season when it comes to the third quarter. Sunday afternoon against Northwestern, it proved to be the point where Northwestern put the Scarlet Knights (6-16, 3-6) to bed en route to a 55-37 victory for the Wildcats.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team is on the heels of one of its best games of the season and despite it being a loss, the Scarlet Knights’ confidence is on the rise.
