The Rutgers football program is one of the most historic in the nation. In 1869, the original Rutgers football team defeated Princeton University in the first intercollegiate game ever played.[1] Rutgers won the game by a score of 6 to 4.
Today, Rutgers is coached by Greg Schiano who has overseen a revival of the program. Schiano's teams struggled for the first four years of his tenure, until 2005, when Rutgers achieved its first winning record in more than a decade. Since 2001, the Scarlet Knights have compiled a 55–55 record.
Coming up next: 2010 Season Preview
This dynasty will focus on Rutgers, but will also follow national stories. I will be paying particular attention to Virginia Tech and Penn State. If you want any other specific teams followed, please let me know.
Location: Cherry Hill, NJ or New Brunswick, NJ depending on the season.
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RUTGERS 2010 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
08-26: FCS East
09-04: at FIU
09-18: #22 North Carolina
09-25: Tulane
10-01: Connecticut
10-09: Army
10-16: at #16 Pittsburgh
10-27: at USF
11-06: Syracuse
11-13: at #24 Cincinnati
11-19: Louisville
11-27: at West Virginia
Location: Cherry Hill, NJ or New Brunswick, NJ depending on the season.
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Conference Outlooks ACC
1. #7 Virginia Tech
2. #12 Georgia Tech
3. #14 Miami
4. #21 Florida State
5. #22 North Carolina
6. Clemson
7. Boston College
8. NC State
9. Wake Forest
10. Virginia
11. Maryland
12. Duke
Big 12
1. #3 Texas
2. #9 Nebraska
3. #15 Oklahoma
4. Oklahoma State
5. Missouri
6. Texas Tech
7. Baylor
8. Kansas
9. Texas A&M
10. Iowa State
11. Kansas State
12. Colorado
Big East
1. #16 Pittsburgh
2. #24 Cincinnati
3. West Virginia
4. RUTGERS
5. Connecticut
6. USF
7. Louisville
8. Syracuse
Big Ten
1. #2 Ohio State
2. #10 Iowa
3. #11 Wisconsin
4. #18 Penn State
5. Michigan State
6. Michigan
7. Minnesota
8. Purdue
9. Illinois
10. Northwestern
11. Indiana
MAC
1. Temple
2. Central Michigan
3. Western Michigan
4. Ohio
5. Toledo
6. Northern Illinois
7. Buffalo
8. Bowling Green
9. Miami University
10. Kent State
11. Akron
12. Ball State
13. Eastern Michigan
MWC
1. #8 TCU
2. #23 Utah
3. BYU
4. Air Force
5. Wyoming
6. Colorado State
7. UNLV
8. San Diego State
9. New Mexico
PAC-10
1. #4 Oregon
2. #13 USC
3. #19 Oregon State
4. Cal
5. Stanford
6. Arizona
7. Washington
8. UCLA
9. Arizona State
10. Washington State
SEC
1. #1 Alabama
2. #6 Florida
3. #17 LSU
4. #20 Arkansas
5. Georgia
6. Auburn
7. Ole Miss
8. South Carolina
9. Tennessee
10. Kentucky
11. Vanderbilt
12. Mississippi State
Sun Belt
1. Troy
2. Mid Tenn State
3. Florida Atlantic
4. Arkansas State
5. North Texas
6. UL Monroe
7. UL Lafayette
8. FIU
9. Western Kentucky
WAC
1. #5 Boise State
2. Nevada
3. Fresno State
4. Idaho
5. Louisiana Tech
6. Hawai'i
7. Utah State
8. New Mexico State
9. San Jose State
Could He Win?
Alabama's Ingram has all the ingredients of a Heisman-quality running back.
1. Mark Ingram (HB, Bama)
2. Case Keenum (QB, Hou)
3. Kellen Moore (QB, Boise)
4. Terrelle Pryor (QB, Bucks)
5. Jake Locker (QB, Wash)
Location: Cherry Hill, NJ or New Brunswick, NJ depending on the season.
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Rutgers Announces an Upcoming Home and Home Series with Wisconsin
Rutgers and the Wisconsin Badgers have reached an agreement to play a home and home series in the 2011 and 2012 seasons.
The Scarlet Knights will travel to Madison to face the Badgers in 2011, with the Badgers making the return trip in 2012. The specific dates of the games have yet to be determined.
Rutgers is also reportedly in talks with Virginia Tech about a possible home and home.