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Junior wing Betnijah Laney and the Knights can avenge last season’s loss at Seton Hall tonight in the NIT third round at the RAC. The rivals previously had no more scheduled meetings after Rutgers joined the AAC.
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Junior wing Betnijah Laney and the Knights can avenge last season’s loss at Seton Hall tonight in the NIT third round at the RAC. The rivals previously had no more scheduled meetings after Rutgers joined the AAC.
Head coach C. Vivian Stringer views the NIT as a helpful simulation of the rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
The rivalry was thought to be over once the Rutgers women’s basketball team left the old Big East for the AAC, but it turns out the Turnpike Tussle will have another chapter.
Sophomore wing Kahleah Copper eyes a layup last night at the RAC. Copper finished with game highs of 19 points and 12 boards to help Rutgers top Harvard and host Seton Hall on Thursday in the Round of 16 of the NIT.
Junior guard Syessence Davis dives for a loose ball. She scooped a game-high four steals.
Four days after head coach C. Vivian Stringer expressed frustration with how the Rutgers women’s basketball team uncharacteristically missed “bunnies” under the bright lights of the postseason, more shooting woes threatened a bitter ending.
Head coach C. Vivian Stringer said she believes the Knights are deserving of a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Rutgers tallied the most wins (22) since its 2007-08 season.
Junior wing Betnijah Laney and the Knights fared 1-6 against ranked opponents this season, including three losses to UConn.
For the first time in a long time, the Rutgers women’s basketball team awaits its NCAA postseason fate without much clarity.
UConn forward Breanna Stewart blocks junior wing Betnijah Laney on a fastbreak in the first half yesterday at Mohegan Sun Arena to punctuate RU’s bitter tourney exit.
Sophomore wing Kahleah Copper loses control of the ball as the Huskies swarm her. She finished with 12 points and no assists.
UNCASVILLE, Conn. — A day before the AAC Tournament semis, Geno Auriemma gave high praise to the Rutgers women’s basketball team’s dynamic backcourt.