10 Questions with Big East Softball Rookie of the Year — Rutgers Freshman Pitcher Alyssa Landrith
Alyssa Landrith is a California girl who came to Rutgers and joined the University’s softball program. Landrith quickly became the top pitcher for the Scarlet Knights. She left such a great impression and performance on the field that she was recently named the Big East Rookie of the Year. Alyssa…
More Line Changes Highlight Latest Rutgers Depth Chart
When Kyle Flood took over the head coaching position for the Rutgers University football program, you had to believe changes would be made on the offensive line. After all, Flood had been a O-Line coach for years. It’s his specialty. Flood released his post-spring two-deep depth chart and both the…
Scarlet Knights Look Battle Ready in New Nike Uniforms
SNY hosted the Rutgers Football program on Tuesday as the team unveiled their new uniforms designed by Nike. The Scarlet Knights and Nike had been working on this design for awhile. Rutgers had a specific vision in mind, and Nike was able to capture that with the new look. “The…
Coach Summitt: A Reflection
I toyed with the seemingly endless question, “to write or not to write,” in regards to Pat Summitt’s decision to step aside as the head coach of the Tennessee Women’s Basketball program. Mostly, because it seems as though something has shifted. Coach Summitt and the game of basketball, in…
Rutgers Football To Be Featured In TV Documentary
Rutgers Athletics and Mind Over Media have been working together all spring to film a documentary which will air in May. The exact date will be announced at a later time. The documentary, which will air on SNY, MASN, Comcast Network, and Sun Sports, will feature Rutgers football and give an inside look at spring practice.…
Women’s History Month: Meredith Long (Rutgers Field Hockey Coach)
Back to the college ranks we go as we continue our Women’s History Month celebration. Meredith Long is in her first year as the head coach of the Rutgers University women’s field hockey program. Earlier this month, we interviewed a Rutgers student athlete, soccer captain Tricia DiPaolo. Today we feature…
Pro Day Performance Could Lift Mohamed Sanu Into First Round
Rutgers star wide receiver and top tier NFL draft prospect, Mohamed Sanu, woke up Wednesday knowing he needed to have a big bounce back performance during his Pro Day workout after disappointing both himself and scouts during his NFL combine workout last month. It was there in Indianapolis where Sanu…
Rutgers football ready for spring practice with new head coach Kyle Flood
Many of the teams across the country have already gone through their spring practice, or at least begun. Rutgers, due to the school’s spring break, will not begin spring practice until next week. First year head coach Kyle Flood believes the late spring brings more excitement. Yesterday during his pre-spring…
Women’s History Month: Tricia DiPaolo (Rutgers Soccer)
As we continue our celebration of Women in Sports, we take you to the college sports scene. Rutgers senior soccer player and team captain Tricia DiPaolo talked to us a little bit about her career and managing school with athletics. Unfortunatley, Tricia missed her senior season due to injury, but…
Lady Knights Punch 10th Straight Ticket To Dance
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights (22-9) received their 10th straight NCAA Tournament bid this past Monday night as the #6 seed in the Kingston, RI region. The true strength of the Scarlet Knights will come out right away, as they were dealt a tough draw. Even as a higher seed, Rutgers…
Jersey Girls in the 2012 Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournament
While the men’s version of the NCAA Basketball Tournament is underway, the women’s bracket begins tomorrow (Friday 17th). We would like to take you through the tournament and highlight some of the local talent that will be competing this year. When you think of New Jersey basketball, generally it’s the…
New Jersey Players in the 2012 NCAA Tournament
As you look through the 2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament bracket, you will see there are no teams from our home state of New Jersey. Seton Hall got snubbed while Princeton, Rutgers, St. Peters, and others did not have seasons worthy being included in the big dance. Despite not having…
