Rutgers Scarlet Knights Football

You'd be amazed how much goes on during a 4sec play, executing with fundamentals always makes it look easier than it is. Former Buckeye safety and college football analyst Rob Harley shows how important ball placement is to a offense's success.For more in-depth breakdowns visit www.harleyinthehuddle.com

Lewis' 180 yards propel Pittsburgh to first defeat of Rutgers since 2004

Dan Huff - 6'1 215 lbs. - QB/WR/P - Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityCollege Stats:4,206 yards passing - 31 TD's1,687 yards rushing - 18 TD's1 catch - 27 yards receiving - 1 TD40 yd. punt avg.Long: 65 yds5 inside 200 blockedAwards:FDU Offensive MVPFDU Team MVPFDU Male Athlete of the YearPretzel Bowl MVPMAC Player of the Week Honorable MentionMAC Player of the WeekFootball Gazette National Player of the WeekECAC Southeast Player of the WeekD3Football.com National QB of the Week1st Team All-MAC1st... Team All-ECAC SoutheastRecords (as of graduation):FDU All-Time Leader: Attempts, Completions, Completion Percentage2nd All-Time: Yardage, Passing TD's , Punting Avg., Rushing TD's in a Season3rd All-Time: Rushing TD's, Longest Punt, Passing Yards in a Game, Passing TD's in a Season more>>

A quarterback competition brewing in Jersey

The Bearcats , led by QB Tony Pike (threw for a career-high 362 yards and three TDs) handed the Scarlet Knights their first defeat in the season opener. Rutgers had hoped to show off their $102M newly renovated stadium complete with luxury suites and enclosure, but the only thing on display was the Knights weakness at the QB position.

Scarlet Knights slay Panthers

AP Pro Football Writer Barry Wilner says a number of top-flight receivers could be taken in the first round this weekend in the NFL Draft.

Darrius Heyward-Bey, Kenny Britt (rutgers, 23), Brooks Foster led all WRs with 27 reps.While Chris Wells and Knowshon Moreno each hoisted 25 reps, Tony Fiammetta led all RBs with 30 reps.

A monster along the defensive front, Lowery can fill gaps and stuff the run as well as anyone in his class. He'll be chopping wood in the trenches for Rutgers next year.

Widely believed to be the best prospect in NYC and one of the top defensive prospects in the country, Civil is already hard at work, enrolling early at Rutgers to participate in Winter conditioning and spring practice.

Tom Savage despite playing behind a young offensive line, led his team to six wins as a senior and was solid at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. He will be taking his talents to New Jersey next year to play for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

Teel rallies hot Rutgers past NC State

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Rutgers' Jourdan Brooks gets tackled by his hair