The floodlights dimmed and the red dots darted around the field at SECU Stadium as the fourth quarter was set to begin. Rutgers quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis stood behind center, ready to take the snap,

Rutgers' second rebuild under coach Greg Schiano could take a big step on Saturday when the Scarlet Knights visit Maryland in College Park, Md. A win over the Terrapins (4-5,

A midseason, four-game losing streak shifted expectations some, but the Scarlet Knights can successful cross off a preseason goal after clinching their sixth win and achieving bowl eligibility in the process Saturday when Rutgers defeated Maryland, 31-17, at SECU Stadium.

Athan Kaliakmanis threw two touchdown passes, Kyle Monangai scored twice on the ground and Rutgers became bowl eligible with a 31-17 victory over Maryland.

The Maryland Terrapins (4-5) play a conference opponent when they host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (5-4) on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at SECU Stadium in a Big Ten clash. The contest will air on

Rutgers won there in 2020, when there were no fans in the stands, and in 2014 with an epic 25-point comeback. Both wins came by 3 points. In their three losses, the Scarlet Knights have been outscored by an average of 27 points. Can Rutgers reverse the curse against the Terrapins and build on the momentum of a monumental win over Minnesota?

Saturday, 6 p.m. EST (FS1) BetMGM College Football Odds: Maryland by 5 1/2. Series History: Maryland leads 12-7. What’s at stake? Both teams are scrambling to become bowl eligible. Rutgers is one victory away from win No.

There wasn’t much time for Joe Harasymiak to rest during Rutgers football’s bye week. The Scarlet Knights’ defensive coordinator went to work breaking down the unit and rebuilding it, looking for ways to improve a defense that had struggled to find any consistency for four consecutive games amid a mountain of injuries.