Rutgers football is set to take part in the Big Ten Football Media Days this week, bringing the Scarlet Knights into the spotlight as the conference’s media partners gather to preview the upcoming season.
Head coach Greg Schiano will lead the delegation alongside standout athletes Kwabena Asamoah, KJ Duff and Antwan Raymond, each of whom played pivotal roles in the team’s recent achievements.
The Scarlet Knights capped the 2025 campaign with a series of impressive performances, earning recognition for both athletic prowess and academic excellence, a combination that has bolstered the program’s reputation.
Looking ahead, the 2026 slate features marquee contests against UMass, Boston College, USC and several other opponents, a schedule that promises competitive matchups and heightened fan interest.
Tickets for all home games are now on sale, giving supporters the opportunity to experience the action live at the university’s historic stadium.
A Legacy of Excellence
Greg Schiano stands as the winningest coach in Rutgers history, having guided the Scarlet Knights to three bowl victories in the past five years and cementing his place in the program’s annals.
The 2025 statistical leaders underscore the team’s depth: the offense ranked second in passing, third in rushing and featured a top receiver in the Big Ten, highlighting a balanced attack that will be a cornerstone for next season.
Kwabena Asamoah started every game at right guard in 2025 and earned Second Team All‑America honors from ESPN, a testament to his steady growth and impact on the line.
KJ Duff was the conference’s third‑most productive receiver, averaging 90.3 receiving yards per game, while Antwan Raymond finished the year with 1,241 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 244 carries.
Looking Forward
With a blend of experienced talent and emerging prospects, the Scarlet Knights are poised to build on their recent momentum, aiming to contend for conference titles and secure favorable bowl placements in the coming year.