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Rutgers season in review: MVPs, best plays, memorable moments Updated Dec 20, 2020; Facebook Share From the time he gathered his players for their first team meeting in September until his locker-room speech following Rutgers’ loss to Nebraska on Friday night, coach Greg Schiano’s message was consistent. COVID-19 was the team’s most dangerous opponent, an invisible enemy that conquered the majority of the Scarlet Knights’ Big Ten rivals during a college football season unlike any other. “Our No. 1 enemy, our No. 1 opponent, is the virus,” Schiano told reporters on Oct. 7, relayin...

Snubbed! Big Ten says Rutgers LB Olakunle Fatukasi, conference leader in tackles, isn’t a First-Team talent Updated Dec 16, 2020; Posted Dec 16, 2020 Rutgers' Olakunle Fatukasi leads the Big Ten with 99 tackles in eight games for the Scarlet Knights. Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share Credit the media for getting one right. As for the coaches in the Big Ten, well, consider their All-Big Ten defensive team a snub for the conference’s leading tackler. Despite leading the Big Ten by a wide margin in tackles per game, Rutgers weak-side linebacker Olakunle Fatukasi landed on the...

“It means the world, especially for me, someone who’s trying to help Locks put this program back where it needs to be,” sophomore defensive tackle Mosiah Nasili-Kite said. The Terps have played only once since Nov. 7. It’s tough to gauge progress from a small sampling of games, but this matchup against the Scarlet Knights should give Locksley an indication of where Maryland stands. “It’s a great opportunity and a great measuring stick to see where we are, in kind of (season) 1.5,” Locksley said. Scouting Maryland has been difficult for Greg Schiano, who returned to Rutgers last ...