Rutgers Record
(1-1) Last Week: lost to Indiana 37-21
All-Time Record vs. Ohio State
0-6 (.000)
All-Time Vitals
Record: 655-669-42 , No. 92 All-Time
National Championships: None
Conference Championships: 1, No. 113 All-Time
Bowl Games: 10, No. 95 All-Time
Bowl Record: 6-4-0, No. 15 All-Time
Consensus All-Americans: 4, No. 68 All-Time
Heisman Winners: 0
NFL Draft Picks: 63, No. 91 All-Time
Best All-Time Season
2006 – Rutgers doesn’t have a whole lot to sneeze at during its long and painful history, but there’s no doubt the first Greg Schiano era was the best. The former Ohio State assistant put the Scarlet Knights on the map and reinvigorated the program during his time in Piscataway.
The best season he directed was by far the 2006 one in which running back Ray Rice led the team to an 11-2 record. The team started with a 9-0 record and got all the way up to No. 6 in the BCS Standings. It ultimately dropped a couple of games, but things ended on a high when Rutgers beat Kansas State 37-10 in the Texas Bowl.
Best Player Of All-Time
#NCAAFesp // #NFLesp // Ray Rice con los Rutgers Scarlet Knights: pic.twitter.com/ySs5TE9UJU
— NCAA Football – Esp (@ncaafesp) May 6, 2013
Ray Rice – RB (2005-2007) – The aforementioned running back Ray Rice helped bring the Scarlet Knights to relevancy. During his time in Piscataway, Rutgers went to three-straight bowl games and made it into the top ten in the national rankings.
Rice set a single-season program and Big East record in 2006 with 1,794 yards and followed that up with a 2,000-yard season in 2007. He went on to have a long NFL career with the Baltimore Ravens.
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