Rutgers was on the wrong side of a bowl game shootout at the Arizona Diamondbacks’ home stadium, but when Greg Schiano arrived at his postgame press conference, he made his feelings about his program known with a three-word declaration:

Rutgers football's offensive coordinator Kirk Ciarrocca had to change the way he typically calls games because of the communication problem.

Dylan Edwards ran for 196 yards and scored his third touchdown on a 36-yard run in the fourth quarter, helping Kansas State rally past Rutgers 44-41 in the Rate Bowl.

Rutgers went from running all over the field to running into a brick wall. The Scarlet Knights had completely different halves offensively during Thursday’s 44-41 loss to Kansas State in the Rate Bowl at Chase Field,

Dylan Edwards ran for 196 yards and scored his third touchdown on a 36-yard run in the fourth quarter, helping Kansas State rally past Rutgers.

Take it from Kansas State and Rutgers. Bowl preparation isn't what it used to be. The teams will meet in the Rate Bowl on Thursday in Phoenix, but the list

In the weeks leading up to the Rate Bowl, Rutgers coach Greg Schiano said it would take many contributions to make up the defensive game plan to slow down a Kansas State team that was explosive and versatile.

K-State allowed Rutgers to gain a whopping 319 yards in the first half and still won the yardage battle 542 to 401 by the end of the fourth quarter. The Wildcats flipped a switch midway through the third quarter and played some excellent football. As for the quote ...

Rutgers football's defense clearly has questions to answer but its offense showed signs of growth and promise.

The Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team ran a fake tush push to perfection that may render the Philadelphia Eagles unstoppable.

Edwards ran for 196 yards and scored his third touchdown on a 36-yard run in the fourth quarter, helping Kansas State rally past Rutgers 44-41 in. “Dylan and those young guys, those kids are really good players,