Insomnia for the sleeping giant.
Scarlet Knights across a wide variety of fall and winter sports earned recognition this past week, headlined by national podium finishes, conference and national honors, and academic acknowledgements. This includes preseason, midseason, and postseason awards, watch lists, and national medals. Swimming & Diving — Sturgill, Hoffman Medal at USA Diving Winter Nationals Rutgers divers Bailee […]
Rutgers cornerback Bo Mascoe has announced that he will be entering the transfer portal when it opens on January 2nd. He started all 12 games for the Scarlet Knights last season and will be leaving with two years of eligibility remaining. Mascoe was the highest graded Rutgers defender last season by Pro FootballFocus. Oftentimes, he […]
Rutgers women’s basketball will host Lafayette to round out its nonconference slate on Saturday, December 20th, at 12 PM, kicking off a rare Jersey Mike’s Arena doubleheader with the men’s team tipping off at 8 PM against Penn. The Scarlet Knights are now 7-4 on the season, most recently falling to #12 Iowa 79-36 in […]
Rutgers running back Antwan Raymond has won the Jon Cornish Trophy and will be honored as the top player from Canada across college football. Raymond, a sophomore at Rutgers and a native of Montreal, Quebec, finished the season with 244 carries for 1,241 yards, 13 rushing touchdowns, and two receiving touchdowns. He was named one […]
Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano met with members of the local media on Tuesday to share some updates on the beginning of what is a very crucial offseason for Rutgers football. This meeting primarily focused on a postseason wrap-up and a discussion of upcoming changes this offseason, including topics such as the transfer portal, the […]
Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano announced that offensive line coach Pat Flaherty will not return next season. His contract is set to expire at the end of this year, and it will not be renewed, Schiano announced. He was the Scarlet Knights’ offensive line coach for the last three seasons and served as a consultant […]
Rutgers men’s basketball head coach Steve Pikiell hosted his usual post-game press conference after the Scarlet Knights’ blowout 81-59 loss to Seton Hall. Before any questions were asked, Pikiell acknowledged that it was the turnovers and the Pirates’ ability to take the ball away that dealt the most significant blow to their chances at winning […]
Men’s Basketball — Seton Hall Dominates in Garden State Hardwood Classic Rutgers men’s basketball returned to nonconference action at the 76th Garden State Hardwood Classic, falling 81–59 to in‑state rival Seton Hall in Newark. The Pirates jumped out early, taking an 11-0 lead before leading 35‑21 at halftime, and never relinquished control. Seton Hall shot […]
The newest episode of TBMR is out now! In this episode, Andrew and Arnav react to Rutgers’ 22-point loss to Seton Hall in The Garden State Hardwood Classic and discuss where the team will go from here. They then move on to talk about No.12 Rutgers wrestling after their weekend duels against No.20 Oklahoma and […]
Rutgers men’s basketball was routed in the Garden State Hardwood Classic by rival Seton Hall 81-59. Turnovers and dominance in the paint allowed the Pirates to secure a 22-point victory. Both teams started the game scoreless through the first minute of the game before Seton Hall would capitalize on three turnovers and turn them into […]
Rutgers Basketball Fans, it’s GameDay! The Scarlet Knights are taking the short trip up to Newark to play rival Seton Hall in the Garden State Hardwood Classic. Rutgers is coming into this game after two lopsided losses against ranked teams, Purdue and Michigan. Seton Hall, on the other hand, is coming into this game riding […]
Eight different schools in New Jersey play Division 1 college basketball in some form. Rutgers, Princeton, Seton Hall, Monmouth, Saint Peter’s, NJIT, Rider, and Fairleigh Dickinson. The spirit of regional rivalries is high since Rutgers and Seton Hall are set to square off at the Prudential Center on Saturday. Coincidentally, recently formed in-season tournaments, such […]
The newest episode of TBMR is out now! In this episode, Andrew and Arnav discuss Rutgers women’s basketball’s loss to RV Princeton 81-63 before they flip over to the Men’s side of things to preview their upcoming rivalry game against Seton Hall. They then move on to discuss the offseason for Rutgers football and provide […]
Rutgers safety Jett Elad and running back Antwan Raymond were named finalists for the 2025 Jon Cornish trophy. The trophy is meant to honor the most outstanding Canadian player in college football. The two are part of a group of five players who were named finalists for the trophy. Raymond, a native of Montreal, Quebec, […]
Rutgers women’s basketball faced another stern test down Route 1 on Tuesday night against Princeton, and while the Scarlet Knights showed flashes of life early, the Tigers’ depth and firepower proved too much in the end. In what is becoming a concerning trend, Rutgers started the game with three straight turnovers and did not score […]
Rutgers women’s basketball faced another stern test down Route 1 on Tuesday night against Princeton, and while the Scarlet Knights showed flashes of life early, the Tigers’ depth and firepower proved too much in the end. In what is becoming a concerning trend, Rutgers started the game with three straight turnovers and did not score […]
Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano has made many claims that the Scarlet Knights are a “developmental program”, and for good reason. Over the years, Schiano and his company have taken lower-graded talent, even walk-ons, and turned them into capable starters at the college level. A few recent notable examples of this are offensive tackle Hollin […]
After two ugly performances against then No.1 Purdue and No.3 Michigan, Rutgers men’s basketball will hope to come out of murderer’s row with a win over rival Seton Hall this Saturday in Newark. The Pirates have looked like a completely different team this year compared to last year, as they have received votes to be […]
The Scarlet Knights decided to decline a last-minute bowl bid, with the opportunity to participate in the Birmingham Bowl against Georgia Southern opening up due to several other teams declining bowl bids themselves, starting with teams who qualified by getting six wins and ending with those who fell short. Unlike 2021, when the Scarlet Knights […]
14 weeks of the NFL season have passed, and some former Scarlet Knights have had major impacts for their team in recent weeks. Kyle Monangai has proved himself to be a steady, every-down back, while Bo Melton’s breakout performance helped lift Green Bay to victory in their recent matchup against Monangai’s Bears. RB Kyle Monangai […]
After a brutal loss to Iowa on Saturday, the Scarlet Knights have a quick turnaround before taking on their Ivy League in-state opponent on Wednesday evening. Princeton has had Rutgers’ number over the last few seasons in both men’s and women’s basketball, and RU needs a bounce-back win in the worst way. The Tigers have […]
After a disappointing end to the season, Rutgers football is gearing up for the transfer portal to plug some of the gaps on the roster. Four Scarlet Knights have already declared that they will enter the transfer portal. DE Jordan Walker, RB Samuel Brown V, RB CJ Campbell, and WR/KR Dane Partridge. This article will […]
After a heartbreaking loss to Penn State, Rutgers football began what will be one of its most turbulent off-seasons in recent memory this week, while the men’s basketball team was crushed in its most recent games. From the start of Big Ten play for both basketball programs to Women’s Swim and Diving’s tournament in Minnesota, […]
The Good The good, you ask? The good news is that the Big Ten opener against Purdue at home and the Michigan game on the road are over. With upcoming games against Seton Hall, Penn, and Delaware State, Rutgers has three weeks to figure out a starting rotation and improve. The Bad It can be […]
After weeks of riveting college football culminating in a conference championship Saturday for the ages, the second-ever 12-team College Football Playoff bracket has been revealed! With Duke winning the ACC Championship Game over Virginia, two Group of Five teams have crashed the CFP, which was something that nobody thought would be possible coming into the […]