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Rutgers football suffered its worst loss under coach Greg Schiano, losing 56-10 to Oregon with a record 750 yards allowed, and Schiano notably did not apologize to fans after the game.
Rutgers football coach Greg Schiano expressed high concern over injuries to key players following a dominant win, highlighting ongoing injury issues during the season.
Rutgers ended its regular season on a high note with a decisive 41-14 victory over Michigan State, showcasing a strong performance across all facets of the game. This win comes after a tough loss to Illinois and positions Rutgers well for the postseason. Senior running back Kyle Monangai delivered a standout performance, moving up in the school's all-time rushing list. The game also highlighted the potential of quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis and the team's young receivers, suggesting a promising future for Rutgers football.
Rutgers suffered a heartbreaking 38-31 loss to Illinois, missing a chance to defeat a ranked opponent for the first time in 15 years. Leading 31-29 with 14 seconds left, Rutgers allowed a 40-yard touchdown on a fourth-and-13 play after a controversial timeout call by head coach Greg Schiano. This defeat ranks among the most painful in Rutgers' recent history, alongside other significant losses to teams like West Virginia and Louisville, due to its impact on their postseason hopes and Big Ten standing.
Rutgers football coach Greg Schiano's decision to call a timeout and "ice" Illinois' kicker backfired, leading to a last-minute loss against Illinois. The timeout allowed Illinois to reconsider their strategy, resulting in a game-winning touchdown pass. This loss dashed Rutgers' hopes of a prestigious Citrus Bowl appearance, despite a strong performance by running back Kyle Monangai. The defeat marks Schiano's 100th loss as Rutgers coach, overshadowing his efforts to revitalize the program.
Rutgers football coach Greg Schiano called a timeout to ice Illinois kicker David Olano, whose initial 58-yard field goal attempt fell short. This decision allowed Olano another chance, ultimately leading to a last-second victory for Illinois over Rutgers.
Rutgers secured a bowl game berth with a 31-17 victory over Maryland, reaching six wins despite a recent four-game losing streak. While the team celebrates this achievement, both players and coach Greg Schiano emphasize that their goals extend beyond just making a bowl game. With upcoming matches against Illinois and Michigan State, Rutgers aims to achieve a winning Big Ten record for the first time, signaling further progress for the program.
Greg Schiano, the head coach of Rutgers football, emphasizes a one-game-at-a-time approach to keep his team focused, especially during challenging seasons. This mindset helps players concentrate on immediate goals rather than the broader trajectory of the program, as they prepare for their upcoming game against Maryland.
Rutgers secured bowl eligibility with a 31-17 win over Maryland, marking their 12th postseason appearance since 1978 and third under coach Greg Schiano's current tenure. With two games remaining against Illinois and Michigan State, Rutgers can improve its bowl game standing. The Big Ten has seven bowl games available for non-CFP teams, and Rutgers' final placement will depend on their performance in the remaining games and the outcomes for other Big Ten teams.
Rutgers coach Greg Schiano expresses confidence in his 2024 recruiting class, emphasizing the importance of finding players who align with the program's values and philosophy.
Rutgers ended their 2023 regular season with a disappointing loss to Maryland, making it their fourth consecutive loss. While previous losses to Ohio State, Penn State, and Iowa were expected due to their strong teams, this loss highlights Rutgers' unpreparedness under coach Greg Schiano.
Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano expressed frustration and refused to comment on allegations that Rutgers shared Michigan's signs with Purdue ahead of the 2022 Big Ten championship. The issue is now being investigated by the NCAA and Big Ten, with Michigan also submitting documents to show that other conference schools were colluding to share their signals. Schiano emphasized his focus on the upcoming game against Iowa and stated that the issue is not his problem. The NCAA is currently investigating Michigan for alleged impermissible in-person scouting, with a former staffer at the center of the probe.
Rutgers football secured a bowl bid for the first time since 2014 with a 31-14 victory over Indiana, guaranteeing a non-losing record for the season. This will be the 11th bowl game in program history and the second under head coach Greg Schiano. Rutgers is praised for their physicality and considered a legitimate Big Ten team. The win also earned Schiano a $75,000 bonus.
Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano expressed frustration over a pick-six and a reversed targeting call during their game against Wisconsin, which ultimately resulted in a larger deficit for the Scarlet Knights.
Rutgers football faces their toughest non-conference test of the season as they host Virginia Tech at SHI Stadium. Coach Greg Schiano acknowledges the challenge and expects a tough game. The article provides a preview of the matchup, staff picks, a podcast, and insights on key players. It also reflects on Rutgers' previous win over Virginia Tech and catches up with Lil Jovi, the team's famous fan.