The boos started with 19 seconds left in the first quarter, and honestly, give Rutgers fans credit for waiting that long. It was clear well before then that Greg Schiano did not have his team ready for this pivotal game against Wisconsin,

After taking their first loss of the season to Nebraska, the Scarlet Knights are heading home to face the Wisconsin Badgers. How does Rutgers plan on getting back in the win column? Head coach Greg Schiano tells Perry Sook in this week’s ‘Rutgers Report.

The Scarlet Knights are the answer to an interesting tidbit of history. On Saturday, Nov. 6, 1869, they faced New Jersey, later known as Princeton, in the first college football game. The game was played on a field in New Brunswick that would later serve as the site Rutgers Gymnasium. Rutgers won, 6-4.

College football players have gained increasingly more power with each passing season during the revolutionary era of name, image and likeness (NIL) and the transfer portal. This fall, they’ve learned yet another way to use it.

Rutgers football will try to bounce back from its first loss on Saturday when it hosts Wisconsin. Here's Greg Schiano's thoughts on the Badgers.