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NFL training camps completed their first week after the end of the NFL lockout. There were some significant news surrounding NFL players, including the signings of DT Charlie Noonan and FB Jack Corcoran as well as injuries to WR Kenny … Continue reading →

Rutgers football camp opens up today. While summer camp is important to all players and teams, it is even more important for a team coming off a 4-8 season as picked to finish last again by the Big East media. … Continue reading →

As the Rfootball season gets ready to go into full swing with the opening of camp, so will the coverage from Rfootballblog.com. Make sure to bookmark this site as we aim to have daily posts during the weekdays of the … Continue reading →

Connecticut the Odds-on favorite to finish last by Bettors   No Love From The Media Yesterday morning the Big East Media Poll was released and Rutgers came in last place in the preseason tally. Here is the complete ranking with … Continue reading →

The seventh part of the position analysis of the post spring depth chart has been published to nj.com this morning. This series not only reviews the spring performances and previews the upcoming summer camp, but also analyzes the spin around … Continue reading →

Yesterday ESPN’s Big East Blog provided an up-to-date list of the undrafted free agents from the Big East who had signed with NFL teams. For many Big East fans some of these players were very familiar names from the all-conference … Continue reading →

On a breezy but perfect football Saturday in October 2013: “And that is another Rutgers first down” yells the HighPoint Solutions Stadium public announcer. Junior Running Back Savon Huggins gets up and heads back to the huddle after a seven … Continue reading →

The fifth part of the position analysis of the post spring depth chart has been published to nj.com this morning. This series not only reviews the spring performances and previews the upcoming summer camp, but also analyzes the spin around … Continue reading →

Yesterday ESPN’s Andrea Adelson was brave enough to take her individual rankings of each Big East position rankings to the coaches in her Big East blog. Now she somewhat sidestepped actually ranking the individual coaches, and instead took the following … Continue reading →

College Football has always been a business. It is just becoming harder to not notice now. This Tuesday it was announced Rutgers Stadium will now be called High Point Solutions Stadium, after a naming rights deal with the company was … Continue reading →