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After a dominant performance on the beach, the Rutgers women’s basketball team returns to the Banks to face Virginia in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, beginning a four-game homestand at the Scarlet Knights' (6-1) home court.
On Tuesday, the same day that head coach Greg Schiano was officially announced at the helm of the Rutgers football team, four student-athletes garnered Big Ten awards given at the end of the regular season.
Between 2001 and 2011, head coach Greg Schiano coached 83 student-athletes on the Rutgers football team who made the leap from collegiate football to the NFL. Here are several of them along with some more recent alumni and former players.
It may not have had the season that it hoped for, but the Rutgers women’s soccer team rewrote the record books thanks to contributions from one of the strongest senior classes in program history. The Scarlet Knights (15-4-2, 8-2-1) had a nation-leading defensive system and were still powerhouses at the top of the field as well.
With fall ball now behind them, the Rutgers men's lacrosse team is now less than three months away from the start of its 2020 season.
The Fantasy playoffs are finally upon us, and hopefully, you were fortunate enough to make them. Truthfully, there isn’t much to talk about at this point in the season. The playoffs are certainly not the time to be tinkering with your lineup.
In the 2019 season, the Rutgers baseball team finished the year with a record of 20-31 overall and 9-14 in the Big Ten. Losing 6 of their final 7 games played, the Scarlet Knights capped off their fifth-straight nonwinning season with a sweep at the hands of No. 21 Indiana, a school that had come into the series 14 games more than .500.
Former head coach C.J. Werneke of the Rutgers volleyball team will not have his tenure overlapped with new football team head coach Greg Schiano.
When there is change, you can either embrace it or run away from it. The Rutgers gymnastics team learned last year what change can do to a team that embraces a shift in leadership. Head coach Umme Salim-Beasley walked in with an entirely new staff and a vision to make the Scarlet Knights rise from the bottom of the Big Ten.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team has started off the season strong, all behind stellar defensive performances from many different players.
When sophomore guard Caleb McConnell played a 2018-19 season-high 30 minutes in the Rutgers men's basketball team's 5-point overtime loss at Illinois on Feb. 9, he contributed 25 points on an 8-for-10 shooting night.
One of the storylines during the Rutgers men’s basketball team's late-season resurgence last year was the promising play of the freshman class.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team picked up its third win in a row against UMass this past Thanksgiving weekend. Ironically, unlike their opponent, the Minutemen (5-3) suffered their third loss in a row against the Scarlet Knights (6-1).
The Rutgers women’s basketball team has a new set of silverware to eat its Thanksgiving meal with.
It has been 11 years since Greg Schiano last held the head coaching position for the Rutgers football team.
Going into its game on Saturday in University Park, Pennsylvania, the Rutgers football team sought to end the season with a competitive game against Penn State, one of the nation's historic college football powerhouses.
When most Rutgers fans were previewing the season, the key focus was on the impact key returning contributors, like junior guard Geo Baker and sophomore forward Ron Harper Jr., would have.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team extended its strong start to the season with a win against Stephen F. Austin.
As the Rutgers football team took the field at SHI Stadium one last time in the program’s game against Michigan State on Saturday afternoon, certain members of the Scarlet Knights (2-9, 0-8) were able to relish in the pregame ceremonies that would give the seniors a heartwarming reunion with their family members at the center of the field.
On Saturday, the Rutgers wrestling team hit the road for the third consecutive weekend. This time, the Scarlet Knights (5-0) stayed on the East Coast and visited Annapolis, Maryland, for the Navy Classic.