The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are wasting no time. We have said it time and time again that this team is poised for a much better 2026 season. Defensive back Zahm

No. 19 Ohio State women’s basketball had a challenge ahead of them on Sunday against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. As one of the taller teams in the nation, the young Buckeyes’ interior had its work cut out for it.

Rutgers football has landed its first transfer addition of the offseason, and it’s a player with a strong local connection.

Rutgers will host All‑Sun Belt defensive tackle Rondo Porter as the Scarlet Knights pursue a major defensive addition.

Rutgers has landed its second defensive commit of the 2026 transfer portal, as edge rusher Malachi Davis from Toledo has decided to commit to the Scarlet Knights. He comes to Rutgers after four years at the group of five level and will have one year of eligibility to use with the Knights.

Star wide receiver KJ Duff will suit up for Rutgers again in 2026, giving the Scarlet Knights a major offensive boost.

Star wide receiver KJ Duff announced his return to Rutgers for the 2026 season, providing a major boost to the Scarlet Knights’ offense and signaling his continued pursuit of program records.

Ohio State went on a nine-point run after Purdue tied the game at two points each. Defensively, the Buckeyes forced nine turnovers in the first 10 minutes and head coach Kevin McGuff’s side took a 13-point lead into the second quarter. With each quarter that followed, the lead grew and Ohio State did not slow down.

Rutgers has added a transfer at a position of major need where it has long needed production. Malachi Davis, a defensive end who spent the last three years at Toledo, committed to the Scarlet Knights on Sunday, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed to NJ Advance Media. He has one more year of eligibility remaining.

Just a few days after Rutgers Pitching Coach / Associate Head Coach Mike McRae announced that he was leaving the program for a job in the pros, the Scarlet Knights have found his replacement and it’s Pepperdine Pitching coach Ryan Fecteau.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights begin the new year with new and high expectations. There have been changes to the coaching staff, and new players will be joining the pr