Rutgers Scarlet Knights Rumors & News
Rutgers star fails to show at pro day
New York Post — Anthony Davis is still considered a high first-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, but Rutgers' mammoth offensive tackle didn't do himself any favors yesterday. Without any advance notice to the more than 30 scouts on hand, Davis was a no-show at the Scarlet Knights' pro day. Not only...
4 hours agoCHSHL playoff roundup: Terriers force decisive Game 3 in 'B' championship series
New York Post — For the second straight year, a CHSHL Class B playoff series between St. Francis Prep and Holy Cross is going the distance. But this time it’s the Terriers forcing a decisive third game after beating the Knights, 6-2, Wednesday at World Ice Arena in Flushing in the second game...
4 hours agoTim Brown struggles at Rutgers pro day as other Knights products find mixed results
Newark Star-Ledger — 35 NFL scouts keep close eye on 'unnerving' proceedings
9 hours agoFormer Rutgers tackle Anthony Davis a no-show during pro day drills
Newark Star-Ledger — Agent cites tweaked hamstring as the reason for skipping out on 27 NFL scouts
9 hours agoIs Fred Hill Era Over?
RAC 'Em Up | Newark Star-Ledger — Pete Thamel of the New York Times wonders if Fred's era has come to an end....
17 hours agoA Tough Finale
RAC 'Em Up | Newark Star-Ledger — Earlier in the day, Lance Stephenson earned conference rookie of the year honors (Wes Johnson earned POY and Jim Boeheim was COY) over Dane Miller. An interesting side note - the Big East media had their own informal vote and...
21 hours agoUnder-the-radar fullback Jack Corcoran hoping to showcase more than stats at Rutgers Pro Day
Newark Star-Ledger — 16 ex-Rutgers players will work out for NFL scouts Wednesday
March 10, 2010Lance free throw KOs Rutgers
New York Daily News — Lance Stephenson, who was named conference rookie of the year earlier in the day, led Cincinnati to a 69-68 victory over Rutgers in a first-round game of the Big East Tournament Tuesday. Stephenson scored 11 of his 13 points in the second half.
March 9, 2010Rutgers sunk by Stephenson, Cincinnati
New York Post — Farewell, Freddie? Rutgers might be in the market for a new basketball coach after the Scarlet Knights fell 69-68 to Cincinnati in the first round of the Big East Tournament last night at the Garden. The Knights looked like they might pull one off to make athletic director Tim Pernetti...
March 9, 2010Rutgers' season ends with 69-68 loss to Cincinnati in Big East tournament
Newark Star-Ledger — Loss will raise questions about status of head coach Fred Hill
March 9, 2010
- Fans Speak Out On UConn Men's Future Hartford Courant The Courant asked fans of the men's team what UConn should do before Midnight Madness in October. Here are some of their responses Wednesday on courant.com:
- Flashback: Syracuse fans relive where they were and what they were doing for the 6 OT game Orange Basketball Blog | Post-Standard Fans were glued to the game, from the Garden to India.
- Syracuse-Georgetown matchup gives Big East quarterfinals an old-school feel Orange Basketball Blog | Post-Standard New York – In the halcyon days of the Big East, before the conference expanded and expanded again, every team in the league would play every other member twice. By the time the Big East convened for its annual...
- Mike Kitts is one of two referees suspended from Big East tournament Orange Basketball Blog | Post-Standard New York – Two of the Big East’s most experienced referees are not working the conference tournament at Madison Square Garden this week. Mike Kitts, a Syracuse native, and Jim Haney were suspended from the Big East Tournament because...
- Pinkston powers Loughlin over Rice New York Daily News Jayvaughn Pinkston scored 23 points to lead Loughlin to a 59-58 victory over Rice in the semifinals at St. John's University. The Lions will meet Christ the King at Fordham University on Sunday in their first Intersectional title game since 1993.
- Weiss: Time for Johnnies to break from the Norm New York Daily News Eyes are on the clock, wondering if midnight has struck for coach Norm Roberts. St. John's had a chance to steal the game against Marquette, but not all fairy tales come true, and at this point, it hard to tell whether hard work and effort are enough.