Rutgers football will be playing under the lights a lot through the early part of this upcoming season. The Big Ten announced on May 27 game times for the first five weeks of the season, and the Scarlet Knights will kick off at 6 p.

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PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Scott Vallone spoke with the media on Thursday, the Rutgers football tight end coach saying that his group is embracing open competition this spring. With the top two receiving tight ends (Kenny Fletcher and Colin Weber) both heading ...

Rutgers football has some holes to fill on its offensive line heading into the 2026 season, but the Scarlet Knights have depth and options.

The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are still seeking to produce linebackers that could someday make it to the first round of the NFL Draft. Numerous Rutgers football players have made it to the NFL, such as Kyle Monangai, Ray Rice, L.J. Smith, Isiah Pacheco ...

Rutgers football today will play the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes in the second-to-last game of the regular season. The Scarlet Knights have never beaten Ohio State in 10 previous tries, and they're going to need to play near perfectly to have a chance of ...

In a recent article by Zach Barnett of FootballScoop.com, he pointed out that Rutgers Athletics has missed the postseason in every single sport that his site covers: football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball,

The Big Ten has produced some of the best wide receivers in college football over the last several years. Just last year, the conference had Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate, as well as USC's Makai Lemon, the Biletnikoff winner.

Rutgers football running back Ja'shon Benjamin is working on one important part of his skillset to maximize his value for the offense.

Rutgers football's defense went through a lot of changes in the offseason, making spring practices a critical time for the new-look unit.

Matt Brown is a managing editor for The Athletic College Football. He also created a site called Extra Points, a newsletter that he describes as covering “off-the-field stuff in college sports”. Right up my alley.