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(11/14/13 5:00am)
Sophomore guard Briyona Canty collected 12 points, two steals, five assists and five boards in Rutgers’ 65-51 win yesterday.
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(11/14/13 5:00am)
Sophomore wing Kerwin Okoro will miss at least four weeks because of knee surgery. Okoro tweaked his knee during practice last week and only participated in Rutgers’ exhibition Nov. 1 against Caldwell, in which he shot 3-for-3 from the field.
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(11/14/13 5:00am)
Sophomore guard Kahleah Copper tallied her first-career double-double yesterday.
Okoro to miss four to six weeks
(11/14/13 5:00am)
Sophomore wing Kerwin Okoro beat the NCAA in a fight for immediate eligibility after transferring from Iowa State this season.
RU wins first road game of year in Boston
(11/14/13 5:00am)
Rutgers women’s basketball head coach C. Vivian Stringer said on Media Day on Oct. 24 the Scarlet Knights expect to be vastly different this season.
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(11/13/13 5:00am)
Junior forward Betnijah Laney looks to build on the 14 points and 10 boards today in Boston from the season opener.
RU thinks road experience will translate to scoring
(11/13/13 5:00am)
Despite losing four of its top six scorers from last season, the Rutgers women’s basketball team proved after only one game that scoring might not be an issue this season.
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(11/12/13 5:00am)
Junior forward Kadeem Jack’s 11 points and three rebounds were respectable, but not quite like his season debut.
Rutgers’ defense fails to gain traction
(11/12/13 5:00am)
Sophomore power forward Kadeem Jack accumulated 30 points and 12 rebounds in his season debut, but he did not face anyone as tall as him.
Rutgers shows scoring balance in season-opening victory
(11/11/13 5:00am)
Before the Rutgers women’s basketball team’s season opener even began yesterday at the Louis Brown Athletic Center, the Scarlet Knights led.
Jack breaks out with career-high scoring total in Rutgers' victory
(11/11/13 5:00am)
Junior power forward Kadeem Jack is arguably the Rutgers men’s basketball team’s most talented player.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Sophomore Kahleah Copper said Laney has already proven to be a good leader in her first season as a captain.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Associate head coach David Cox never actively pursued jobs after Rice’s firing, but he kept the possibility of working elsewhere open.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Sophomore guard Briyona Canty was sidelined for all but seven games last year with a season-ending knee injury. She also needed open-heart surgery in the offseason in rehabbing. Canty was the top point guard recruit in the nation in 2011 and looks to finally tap into her potential this season.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Junior guard Myles Mack is one of six returning scholarship players for Rutgers this season. After Mack stated he would remain with the program after Mike Rice’s firing, the Paterson, N.J., native helped convince other players to remain in Piscataway.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Junior forward Betnijah Laney said Canty’s redshirt season allowed her more time to work on shooting and thinks she can still be the player she was touted as in high school.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Junior forward Betnijah Laney steps to the forefront as a team captain this season after being less vocal in her first two years as a starter. Laney averaged 9.7 points and five rebounds last season and is expected to produce more following the graduations of Monique Oliver and Chelsey Lee.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Head coach C. Vivian Stringer said rookie point guard Tyler Scaife, the No. 9 overall recruit recruit, can get to the rim with ease and has “ice water in her veins.”
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
Junior guard Jerome Seagears said guard Myles Mack had a big influence in Seagears’ decision to return following his transfer.
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(11/08/13 5:00am)
J.J. Moore was one of nine players to compete this summer in the Jersey Shore Basketball League for Rutgers. The league allowed new players to build chemistry with returning members.