Steve Pikiell is staying steadfast. Despite his team holding a .500 record through 20 games following its latest loss against No. 8 Michigan State on Saturday, the Rutgers head coach said he will “never change my goals” and remains determined to bring his group back to March Madness.

As Texas A&M football continues the development of its receiving unit, it’s reportedly hiring Rutgers assistant wide receivers coach John Perry in

You won’t find many college basketball fans or analysts who are willing to put up an argument against Duke’s Cooper Flagg as the best freshman in the country. However, if they do, it’s likely that the player they’ll name as opposition to Flagg plays for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

The Michigan State Spartans have won their 12th consecutive game, taking down the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, 81-74, at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. This is just MSU’s fifth win at MSG in program history.

No. 8 Michigan State was able to attain its 12th-straight victory with its win over Rutgers on Saturday. But Coach Tom Izzo noticed something troublesome in his team's play.

At some point, the best thing that Steve Pikiell can do for himself, his Rutgers program and this tortured fanbase is to level with everyone. Maybe it was too early for that on Saturday afternoon. Rutgers had just lost to Michigan State,

Rutgers basketball needed a signature victory to boost its fading March Madness chances, but the Scarlet Knights couldn't keep up with Michigan State.

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Any hopes for a Garden party for Rutgers freshmen phenoms Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper had to be put on hold. A nagging ankle sprain for Harper and the tough defense of No. 8 Michigan State on Bailey limited their impact on Saturday as the Scarlet Knights fell,

No. 8 Michigan State proved to be too much for a talented Rutgers team as the Spartans bested the Scarlet Knights, 81-74 at Madison Square Garden on Saturday.

The Spartans played lockdown defense and got a huge day from their bench to beat Rutgers at Madison Square Garden.