Greg Schiano’s pivotal fourth season at Rutgers began by leaving left the impression the team has matured beyond the stage of being the token get-well game for its rivals.
Pat Hobbs has an idea of what to add to the Fun Slide, the food trucks and the carnival games lining “The Rutgers Boardwalk” outside of the football stadium.
Rutgers identified a bleeding Big Ten opponent — Northwestern has lost 12 straight games and still is reeling from head coachThe Rutgers Boardwalk offers a mix of carnival rides and football tailgate activities before Scarlet Knights home games.“It gives everybody hope,” cornerback Max Melton said. “Like, ‘We got it this year. We are what we say we are this year.
Shaquan Loyal registers one of the Scarlet Knights’ five sacks against Northwestern Sunday afternoon.“Any talk of relegation is misplaced. We are going to invest in the programs knowing that we have a seat at that table. I don’t worry about that. I know other people have [speculated] about that, but Rutgers is in the top tier to stay.”
Perhaps sensing the need to change the narrative, Schiano aggressively went for three fourth downs that fueled back-to-back 16-play touchdown drives in the first quarter.
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