It is hard to think of a program more attractive to a tight end right now than Iowa. The Hawkeyes expect to have two first rounders at the position taken in today’s NFL Draft at the position: T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant. Now, Iowa is in contention to land yet another tight end. This one […]
Read MorePotential Transfer Destinations For PSU QB Tommy Stevens
It only took a few days for Tommy Stevens to become the second-most high profile backup quarterback in the Big Ten to enter the transfer portal, with the decision of Ohio State’s Matthew Baldwin. Still, he should have his suitors. Now that he’s departed Penn State, Stevens has the entire college football landscape at his […]
Read MoreESPN Prediction For Nebraska vs. Rutgers In The Big Ten Tournament Today
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are set to begin their Big Ten Tournament run as they take on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights this afternoon. Both teams were among the bottom in the conference but will have a chance to play spoiler in the next round if they can pull out the win. Nebraska finished the regular season […]
Read MoreOhio State AD Gene Smith Says Maryland, Rutgers Helped Prevent ACC From Poaching Penn State
In the last major round of conference realignment, the Big Ten poached Maryland from the ACC, and Rutgers from the AAC (formerly of the Big East). Half a decade later, those moves have drawn very mixed reviews, as the Terrapins and Scarlet Knights have struggled to play up to the rest of the league in […]
Read MoreGeorgia, Rutgers Tied With 4 Players Each To Lead Super Bowl Rosters
With both Super Bowl teams featuring a Georgia Bulldog as their starting running back, it shouldn’t surprise that UGA is among the best represented college programs at today’s game. The team tied with Georgia may surprise though. Like the Dawgs, Rutgers has four alumni playing in today’s game. Georgia and Rutgers lead the pack, as […]
Read MoreRutgers’ Team Captain Considering 8 Major Programs In Transfer
Rutgers’ team captain Jonah Jackson, a graduate transfer at the offensive line position, is reportedly considering several major programs. 247Sports is reporting that Jackson, a 6-foot-4, 305-pound offensive guard, will be visiting Ohio State this week. Jackson is also considering: Oklahoma, Penn State, Virginia, Texas, Pitt, Iowa and Maryland. Bobby Deren of 247Sports is reporting the […]
Read MoreRutgers Football Program Loses 3 Veteran Players To Transfer
It’s been a tough morning for Rutgers’ football program. The Scarlet Knights learned today that three of the program’s veteran players have decided to transfer out. Right guard and team captain Jonah Jackson, tight end Nakia Griffin-Stewart and H-back Max Anthony all took to social media to announce their transfers. pic.twitter.com/DFQJ2fPRpO — Jonah Jackson (@Jackson77Jonah) January 24, 2019 Thank […]
Read MoreThe 12 Colleges With The Most Players In The Super Bowl
With the Patriots and Rams slated to play in the Super Bowl in less than two weeks, college football programs across the country will be rooting for whichever team is represented by their players. There will be 90 players on the gameday rosters, but we now have a clearer idea of which schools will have […]
Read MoreFormer Rutgers Head Coach A Candidate For Major Assistant Job
Alabama is looking for a new offensive line coach, and a former Rutgers head coach has reportedly emerged as a candidate. Per AL.com’s Matt Zenitz, Kyle Flood interviewed for the offensive line vacancy in Tuscaloosa on Monday. Flood has spent the last two season as the assistant offensive line coach of the Atlanta Falcons. Earlier […]
Read More5 Brandon Wimbush Transfer Destinations That Make Sense
The latest veteran quarterback to reportedly decide to finish his college career elsewhere is Notre Dame’s Brandon Wimbush. Brett McMurphy of Stadium broke the news that Wimbush, who started last season and the start of this year for the Fighting Irish, would head elsewhere. Wimbush wound up ceding his job to Ian Book, who has […]
Read MoreBig Ten Program Just Suffered A Brutal Upset Loss
Rutgers basketball isn’t exactly a powerhouse, but there have been some positive signs for Steve Pikiell’s team. The Scarlet Knights knocked off Miami in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge, and were very competitive in back-to-back losses to highly ranked Michigan State and Wisconsin teams in conference. RU traveled across the river to Fordham, a middling Atlantic […]
Read MoreRutgers Announces Decision On Head Coach Chris Ash
Rutgers football had one of the worst seasons in all of FBS football this season. Chris Ash’s club finished the season today with a 1-11 record on the year. The Scarlet Knights entered the year with modest expectations, especially on the defensive side of the ball. That came to fruition on occasion, but the offense […]
Read MoreThe Spun’s 2018 College Football Staff Picks: Week 13
Rivalry week is here! College Football Week 13 brings many of the top rivalries in the sport. The Game between Ohio State and Michigan has long been one of the best rivalries in college football. On Saturday, the stakes are extremely high, with both fighting for potential College Football Playoff considerations. Elsewhere, the Iron Bowl […]
Read MoreThe Halftime Score Of This College Basketball Game Is Shocking
Eastern Michigan basketball is 4-1 on the season, with its only loss being a blowout at No. 1 Duke. There is no shame in that, but there is shame to be had in tonight’s first half performance at Rutgers. While their records under Steve Pikiell haven’t been great, Rutgers has played consistently stout defense in […]
Read MoreRutgers Just Threw The Worst Interception Of The 2018 Season
Rutgers is only two games away from having its miserable 2018 season mercifully ended, but that is still plenty of time for the Scarlet Knights to create more viral blunders. Today, it was the worst interception of the 2018 college football season, courtesy of freshman quarterback Art Sitkowski, who had thrown 16 entering today. Sitkowski […]
Read MoreThe Spun’s 2018 College Football Staff Picks: Week 12
It is the second-to-last week of the college football season, which means a less-than-excellent set of games. The main culprit for College Football Week 12 is the SEC, from which most members have tune-ups for next week’s rivalry clashes. That means we have a bunch of SEC vs. FCS and Group of Five games, and […]
Read MoreChannel, Announcers For Penn State’s Game Saturday
The No. 14 Penn State Nittanny Lions could find themselves cruising this weekend, when they face Rutgers on the road. With the Scarlet Knights struggling mightily this season, another blowout might occur. Last weekend, Penn State handled its business against Wisconsin in a well-rounded performance. Miles Sanders led the offense to a successful day on […]
Read More4 Notable Coaches Mentioned For The Kansas Job
Les Miles has been the biggest name connected to the Kansas football job, but even if the former LSU national championship-winner doesn’t bite, it sounds like the Jayhawks will have a pretty high level of candidate. Last go-around, Kansas hired David Beaty, who was well thought of as a recruiter, but was a wide receivers […]
Read MoreVegas Computer: This Will Be The Biggest Blowout On Saturday
Two years ago, Michigan beat Rutgers 78-0. This Saturday, the two teams meet again, and the Wolverines are 40-point road favorites. Michigan has the Big Ten title and a College Football Playoff berth in its sights, while Rutgers hasn’t won since opening weekend. The Scarlet Knights seem headed to 1-11. Will things get as ugly […]
Read MoreThe Spun’s 2018 College Football Staff Picks: Week 11
After a rough Week 9, The Spun staff got mostly back on track with our picks for Week 10. Now, we’re on to College Football Week 11. Things kick off tonight in the Power Five, with No. 14 NC State hosting in-state rival Wake Forest. Tomorrow night, red hot Syracuse team hosts struggling Louisville, and […]
Read MoreThe Spun’s 2018 College Football Staff Picks: Week 10
Last weekend’s college football action was not great for the teams in the back-end of the Top 25. A number of previously-ranked teams lost, leading to a major shake-up in the polls. There is also a new ranking, from which the public Top 25 numbers are now based on. The first College Football Playoff rankings […]
Read MoreAdditional Details Emerge About Big Ten Player Charged With Attempted Murder
When news broke yesterday that Rutgers football player Izaia Bullock was being charged with double attempted murder, it seemed like just another negative headline for the downtrodden program. However, the latest details surrounding Bullock’s arrest suggest that Rutgers did its part to help prevent a potential tragedy. According to a new report from NJ.com, Rutgers […]
Read MoreRutgers Football Player Charged With Attempted Murder, Dismissed From Team
Rutgers might not be adept at winning football games, but the program sure knows how to make negative headlines. Today, an RU walk-on linebacker was charged with double attempted murder. NJ.com first reported the news that Rutgers linebacker Izaia Bullock is facing two counts of first-degree attempted murder and two counts of first-degree conspiracy to […]
Read MoreAnalyst Predicts These 5 Coaches Are The Most Likely To Be Fired
Over the last few years, the coaching carousel has started pretty early. So far, we’ve only had one coach fired, Bowling Green’s Mike Jinks. None of the Power Five jobs have opened up yet. That won’t be the case for long. Inevitably, at least a few premier jobs will become available. Some think that Urban […]
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