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How different will Rutgers football look when spring practice starts tomorrow? Three months removed from concluding a 1-11 season, head coach Chris Ash will be leading the 105th Rutgers football team and the sixth as part of the Big Ten.
After ending the regular season on a three-game winning streak, the Rutgers women’s basketball team heads into the Big Ten Tournament with a double bye, meaning that it will not take the court at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana until the third round.
This weekend will be a test for many members of the Rutgers wrestling team. The Big Ten Tournament takes place at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team is nearing the end of its third season under the management of head coach Steve Pikiell, and the future hasn’t looked this bright in Piscataway in a long time.
Fifth-year senior midfielder Casey Rose has made a name for himself over the past three years as a talented and dedicated lacrosse player. Last season, he finished fourth on the Rutgers men's lacrosse team with 21 goals and 28 points to his name, including three games with hat tricks.
The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team traveled to Vidas Field in Philadelphia and fell to Drexel 18-12 this past Saturday. Despite being outshot 42 to 27, the Dragons (2-2) capitalized on multiple scoring runs to hold off the Scarlet Knights (3-3).
The Rutgers men's lacrosse team got a much-needed victory on the road last Saturday, defeating Fairfield 8-4 in a defensive showdown. This win ends a two-game skid for the No. 20 Scarlet Knights (3-2) and could generate momentum as they look toward another two-game home stand.
Coming off a weekend in which it won 2 of 3 in New Orleans at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Baseball Classic, the Rutgers baseball team faltered in a place it won 2 of 3 last year.
It was quite the revenge game for the Rutgers men’s basketball team last Saturday, as it defeated then-No. 22 Iowa on the road just three games out from one of the most devastating losses in program history.
As the old proverb goes: Revenge is a dish best served cold, meaning vengeance is often more satisfying if it isn't exacted immediately.
Senior team captain Jenna Rizkalla, who posted two 9.900s, led the Rutgers gymnastics team to a third-place finish in New Hampshire with a team score of 194.625. The host Wildcats won the meet with 196.000.
Against Buffalo in its second match of the week, the Rutgers tennis team battled through every singles match to come from behind, clinching a 5-2 win on Friday afternoon.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team came out with a win on Thursday after a tough game against Minnesota, who previously defeated the Scarlet Knights (20-8, 12-5). The game came down to the final quarter, where Rutgers was able to come back from a 4-point deficit in the third quarter to win by 6 points.
The 400-meter dash is often cited as an extreme mental challenge, just as much a physical one. The distance creates an awkward paradox for its participants: Too long to sprint, too short to pace.
Heading into Saturday’s game against Iowa, there will only be one thing on the minds of the Rutgers men’s basketball team: Revenge.
Coming off two straight wins and an overtime thriller down in Delaware, the Rutgers woman’s lacrosse team returned to HighPoint.com Stadium last night to host its first ranked opponent of the season in No. 10 UPenn. What ensued was the team’s worst loss of the season so far.
New head coach Jim McElderry will get a feel for the Rutgers men’s soccer team this spring, as it will compete in the 13-team U.S. Soccer College Development Program from March 30 to April 20.
Coming off a blowout win against Wisconsin, the Rutgers women's basketball team has a golden opportunity on Thursday night.
Training for one event in collegiate gymnastics takes hours of perfection. Training for all four events is another challenge in itself. For senior captain Michelle Amoresano on the Rutgers gymnastics team, competing in the all-around has become routine for her.
The Rutgers wrestling team's dual meet season is complete. The No. 18 Scarlet Knights finished 12-6 overall and an impressive 5-4 record in the Big Ten.