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Coach Greg Schiano addressed the media following the team's opening scrimmage, detailing the quarterback competition, the late arrival of transfer Sekou Kromah, and the emphasis on full‑game simulations to sharpen the offense.
Following a lively training camp scrimmage, Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano outlined the quarterback race between AJ Surace and Dylan Lonergan, praised the revamped defense under Travis Johansen, and highlighted the wide receivers' performance while noting a key transfer portal addition.
Rutgers University is counting on defensive end Malachi Davis to revitalize a pass rush that ranked among the nation’s worst last season. Joining after a standout year at Toledo, Davis brings experience and a winning mindset as the program seeks to rebound from a 5‑7 record.
Coach Greg Schiano’s 2026 game plan centers on the ‘Keep Chopping’ mantra, a philosophy that stresses teamwork, integrity and sacrifice as the Scarlet Knights aim for a unified breakthrough.
From the inaugural 1869 matchup to a 2006 national breakthrough and the subsequent decline after Greg Schiano’s departure, Rutgers’ football story reflects both early promise and the volatility of college sports.
Dylan Lonergan compares Rutgers' current coaching philosophy under Greg Schiano to the demanding approach he experienced under Nick Saban at Alabama, outlining his path from Boston College to a quarterback competition with AJ Surace.
A look at the unresolved competition at Rutgers, the experience of Dylan Lonergan, the progress of AJ Surace, and the impact of new staff and leadership on the Scarlet Knights' outlook
Head coach Greg Schiano says the Scarlet Knights have never had more depth on the offensive line, a confidence bolstered by the arrival of veteran coach Jim Turner and a roster brimming with experienced players.
Analysts predict a wide range of win totals for the Big Ten’s 2026 slate, with teams like Purdue, Minnesota and Ohio State eyeing over‑under lines that reflect new coaches, transfer portal additions and schedule shifts.
The Big Ten has dominated recent college football, and with 18 programs gathering in Chicago for media days, each team is shaping its strategy for a new season of title contention.
Rutgers will host Indiana on October 3, 2026, at SHI Stadium in Piscataway, New Jersey. The Scarlet Knights enter the matchup with a 5-7 record from 2025, a revamped defense and a potent offense anchored by KJ Duff and Antwan Raymond.
Illinois head coach Bret Bielema praised Indiana's unprecedented turnaround, comparing it to historic programs and highlighting the 63‑10 victory that showcased a potent offense.
After a 5‑7 finish in 2025, Rutgers focuses on defensive upgrades, key players, and quarterback competition to return to bowl eligibility.
From record‑breaking offensive numbers to strategic staff retention, Indiana’s rise to a national championship has drawn admiration from across the conference.
The Big Ten’s recent Media Days underscored confidence in competition with the SEC, featuring key storylines from Penn State’s new coach to USC’s playoff pressure.
Ohio State prepares for Big Ten Media Day in Chicago, entering the season as the poll’s top pick while facing a slate of elite opponents.
The Badgers host Rutgers in a 2026 matchup that could define Wisconsin's trajectory, while the Scarlet Knights battle roster turnover and a tough schedule.
Penn State head coach Matt Campbell joins three key players for a live media availability at the Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago, highlighting health updates and season expectations.
The Hoosiers are slated for a ten‑win campaign with two losses, including tight contests against Ohio State and Michigan, while favored to dominate non‑conference foes.
Rutgers University’s football program will be front and center at this week’s Big Ten Media Days, where head coach Greg Schiano and key players will showcase the Scarlet Knights’ 2025 successes and outline a promising 2026 schedule.
Coach Greg Schiano and three promising Scarlet Knights will represent the team at Big Ten Media Days, outlining a revamped defense, increased support, and the expectations for star players KJ Duff and Antwan Raymond.
Head coach Greg Schiano outlines an ambitious roadmap for Rutgers football, citing strategic alignment, player retention, and a new defensive coordinator as cornerstones of future success.
Greg Schiano discusses the impact of recent leadership changes at Rutgers, the retention of key players, and his vision for the program's future.
James Cocozzo, a top offensive lineman from Stillwater/Saratoga Central Catholic, will start at Rutgers University in August 2026, shifting from tackle to interior line after recovering from a torn ACL. He plans to major in exercise science and continues a family football legacy.