Rutgers

On Wednesday's edition of The Sports Bash we discussed the recruiting process, the importance of keeping kids in state, the difference between the Big East and Big 10, the facilities and more with coach Schiano.

Another local football star is staying home, choosing Rutgers.

When Rutgers introduced Greg Schiano as its head coach two weeks ago, they were hoping some recruits would take as much notice as the Scarlet Knights alumni did.

Greg Schiano went 68-67 during his tenure at the New Jersey school.

The 53-year-old Schiano, a New Jersey native, went 68-67 at Rutgers.

A pair of former West Jersey League football stars shined in Rutgers opening week 48-21 win over UMass on Friday night.

This past weekend, my husband and I traveled to Columbus, Ohio to visit my family and attend an Ohio State University football game!

Cedar Creek football star Bo Melton has made his choice, staying in New Jersey, electing to pick Rutgers for the next step in his football career.

Rutgers is closing in on a deal that would bring in Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Chris Ash as the Scarlet Knights' new head coach, a source told ESPN's Adam Rittenberg.
Sports Illustrated first reported the talks between Rutgers and Ash...

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