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Rutgers Football Opens as 25.5 Point Underdogs vs No.12 USC
After falling 37-21 to UMass in week one and losing 28-21 to Boston College on the road in week two, Rutgers football opened as a 25.5-point underdog against No.12 USC before the line quickly moved to listing the Scarlet Knights as a 24.5-point underdog per FanDuel. The total over/under in this game is listed at […]
One Penalty Is All No. 12 Washington Needs Against Rutgers
SEATTLE, Wash. — Rutgers women’s soccer lost a match Sunday afternoon without ever being beaten from open play. A ninth-minute penalty kick from Jadyn Holdenried was the only goal No. 12 Washington needed at Husky Soccer Stadium, and the Scarlet Knights spent the remaining 80 minutes hunting a reply that never came in a 1-0 […]
Arnav’s Analysis: Four Takeaways From Rutgers’ Loss to Boston College
After Rutgers football came out completely lifeless against Boston College, they rallied back to within a score and had several chances to take the lead. However, the overwhelming takeaway from the game is not how close the Scarlet Knights were to pulling off the road upset but instead how badly Rutgers performed overall. I am […]
What if Rutgers pulls the plug on Schiano? Who’s next?
I know, still ten more games. But, it’s when, not if. Time to start thinking who could we get to replace him? I know more than a few people who start shopping for Christmas in July….well, actually they never stop shopping. They have a notebook (okay, a notes app on their phone) where they list […]
Volleyball Sweeps Rider To Close The Homestand, With Half A New Rotation On The Floor
During this season for volleyball, Rutgers has had sporadic bursts of evidence about its sustained success over an entire game. Friday was about whether it could be the same team twice. Saturday asked something harder, whether Rutgers needed to be the same team at all. Skylar George and Imani Howell, who between them played every […]
Natassja Kolff Martini Was Playing Professionally in May. She Is Now a Scarlet Knight
Natassja Kolff Martini turns 22 on Wednesday. She owns a Pan American bronze medal, four seasons in Argentina’s top professional women’s league, a FIBA U19 World Cup appearance, and, as of Saturday, a locker at Jersey Mike’s Arena. Rutgers head coach Gary Redus II announced the signing of the 6-foot-2 forward to the 2026-27 roster […]
Greg Schiano Believes In The Process, Not Results, After Another Embarrassing Loss
Greg Schiano returned to Rutgers in 2020 to stabilize a program that went through many down years and found itself near the bottom of, not just the Big Ten, but the nation as a whole. As we sit here in year seven of Schiano’s second tenure, Rutgers still sits as one of the worst teams […]
Rutgers Second Half Push Comes Up Short in 28-21 Loss to Boston College
After losing 37-21 in week one against UMass, Rutgers fell to a different team from Massachusetts in week 2 as they lost 28-21 to Boston College on the road. Despite a slight push in the second half, the Scarlet Knights couldn’t overcome a poor start and poor quarterback play to steal a win. Rutgers found […]
Men’s Soccer Wins a Stunning Upset of No. 11 UCLA 3-1
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Rutgers took seven shots Friday night, fewer than in any match this season. Five hit the target. Three went in. A center back scored the first, a substitute who had not attempted a shot all year scored the second, and a midfielder who was taken off in the 29th minute and sent […]
Volleyball Holds Strong Again at Home, Beats Delaware 3-1
Seven matches in, Rutgers had one night of evidence that it could be one team. Friday was about whether it could be the same team twice. Thursday was that night. Rutgers swept Stony Brook 25-18, 25-21, 25-15, out-hit the Seawolves .301 to .133, sided out at 60.7 percent and never trailed by more than one […]
Rutgers Football: 3 Keys To Game vs. Boston College
Rutgers Football has been laughingstock around the nation for the last eight days. How can that be fixed? Go out and win a game on Friday night. The Scarlet Knights will head to Chestnut Hill to take on Boston College in the Red Bandana Game. It has been a week of practice following yet another […]
Rutgers Football vs Boston College Game Thread
Rutgers fans, it’s game day! The Scarlet Knights are up in Chestnut Hill, MA, looking to rebound from their loss to UMass as they prepare to take on the Boston College Eagles. The game will be broadcast live on ESPN2 at 7:30 p.m. As always, let us know your thoughts and opinions on the game […]
Opponent Analysis and Schematic Breakdown: Boston College Edition
Bringing back one of my favorite series of last year, I wanted to take a deeper look at Boston College’s game against Cincinnati and what the Scarlet Knights can do to win this pivotal football game on Friday night in Chestnut Hill. Both teams are coming into this game off of highly disappointing losses and […]
25 years ago, a game was canceled; tonight they play & honor that time
It was a beautiful Tuesday morning as I drove up the Parkway to my job as a vice principal at Livingston High School. As I got up around exit 135 I could look to the east, and I saw them so clearly against the blue sky. That day, we were conducting class meetings, some in […]
Amanda Thornton Ends Oregon’s Unbeaten Streak in a 1-0 Win
EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon had gone an entire season without conceding a goal in the run of play. Rutgers needed four minutes and eleven seconds of the second half. Amanda Thornton scored from the middle of the box off her right foot at 49:11, and that was the match. Rutgers beat Oregon 1-0 on Thursday […]
Volleyball Sweeps Stony Brook and Finally Looks Like One Team
Seven matches in, Rutgers still had not answered the only question worth asking about it: which team is this? The one that swept Arkansas on Sept. 1 for the program’s first win over an SEC opponent since 2001, then came home Tuesday and out-hit LIU .288 to .066 in a match that stopped being competitive […]
The Athletic Drops Rutgers 57 Spots in Power Rankings After UMass Loss, Lowest Ranking for a Power Four Team in 10 Years
Over the past few days, several national college football publications and websites have released power ranking lists for all 138 FBS college football teams following Week 0 and Week 1 of the 2026 college football season. None of these sites have been particularly kind to Rutgers following their season-opening 37-21 loss to UMass, with almost […]
Rutgers Football Week 2 vs. Boston College: Series History & More
Rutgers will look to turn thing around on the road against a former Big East foe. The Scarlet Knights will head to Chestnut Hill to take on the Eagles in the Red Bandana Game on Friday night. This will be the 29th meeting between these two teams in a matchup that dates back to 1919. […]
Greg Schiano Uses Latest Cliche To Address “Embarrassing” Loss vs. UMass
It has now been six days since Rutgers turned in one of the worst performances in recent memory on its home field against a team that went winless last season. Head coach Greg Schiano met the media for the first time since the loss to UMass and acknowledged the performance, which he called “embarrassing.” If […]
What does Surace Need to do Against Boston College to Keep Starting Role?
Due to an injury that Dylan Lonergan sustained late in Rutgers’ season opening lost to UMass, backup AJ Surace will be the team’s starter this week against Boston College. In the off-season, Surace lost the quarterback battle to Lonergan in practice. While everyone wishes Lonergan a speedy recovery from his injury, it does provide Surace […]
Rutgers Basketball Coach Steve Pikiell Shares Cancer Diagnosis Following Successful Surgery
Rutgers Men’s Basketball coach Steve Pikiell announced that he is being treated for cancer following a successful surgery this summer in a letter to fans on Wednesday. Pikiell underwent surgery to remove the cancer. The next step will be undergoing chemotherapy over the next six months. The type of cancer was not shared in the […]
Rutgers Wins The Home Opener 3-1 Over LIU But Still Cannot Explain Set Two
Six matches in, Rutgers has played like two different teams wearing the same jersey. One of them swept Arkansas on Sept. 1 for the program’s first win over an SEC opponent since 2001. The other one turned up in Nashville twenty-four hours later, hit .242 against Vanderbilt’s .245, and lost in four sets anyway because […]
Greg Schiano Announces AJ Surace Will Start vs. Boston College
AJ Surace will officially make the first start of his career on Friday night. On Tuesday, head coach Greg Schiano announced that Surace will start vs. Boston College. Multiple outlets have reported the quarterback change. Dylan Lonergan started in the season-opening loss on Thursday night against UMass. He was removed in the second half due […]
Who watched B1G football in week 1….and week zero?
B1G stadiums are big….were they full? Fans can be a fickle lot. And they are different, depending on where you are. Can you imagine Nebraska not selling out? Can you imagine Rutgers always selling out? There are always reasons for people to not attend a game.. it’s just that in some places you’re ostracized if […]
Rutgers Football Unveils 9/11 Tribute Uniforms Ahead of Boston College Game
Rutgers football will honor the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, with a special uniform combination when it takes the field against Boston College on the 25th anniversary of the attacks. The Scarlet Knights unveiled the uniforms Monday ahead of Friday night’s matchup at Alumni Stadium, featuring a predominantly scarlet look with “NEVER FORGET” displayed […]
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