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The all-inclusive Rutgers dumpster fire thread...

They are celebrating The Insight.com bowl Victory from 20 years ago on their board like it was a National Championship. They are so ratchet and desperate to be relevant.

But JHJ, Rutgers had that time when...

Oh, and the time that...

Once, there was a time that...

And how can we forget the time when...

I got nothing. Continue the march, Rutgers sucks. But hey, when your best bowl performance is a loss, I mean, celebrate away.
 
They are celebrating The Insight.com bowl Victory from 20 years ago on their board like it was a National Championship. They are so ratchet and desperate to be relevant.

The irony is we look down upon our insight bowl WIN in the disgust because we got screwed out of the gator bowl.
 
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Yep. I didn't know it was a thing until my PA suggested it. I have a family history of heart disease with both parents having high cholesterol, and both having had bypass surgery, they've passed those awesome genetics to me. Fortunately, my score was zero, so I'm good for now.
 
They are celebrating The Insight.com bowl Victory from 20 years ago on their board like it was a National Championship. They are so ratchet and desperate to be relevant.

Getting to a bowl game and losing is as close as Buttgers will ever get to a national championship!
 
Rutgers has been losing football games longer than all but one other team.
Don't be using facts to pummel Rutgers into reality! 😉

Princeton:

860–423–50

Rutgers:

679–702–42

Both teams went 1-1 in 1869, sharing the NC, though Princeton would win the tie-breaker if the tie-breaker rules were in effect based on points scored by each team. Parke Davis named the two as co-champions decades after the fact.

 
Rutgers at B.Y E., today. The Scarlet Frights' offense was anemic, today. Then couldn't get the running game going. They couldn't get the passing game going. Even the kicking game was useless.

I all fairness to B.Y.E., the Fighting BYEs were well prepared this week. The Fighting BYEs held Rutgers scoreless through all four quarters, leaving Rutgers with a goose egg, something which with Rutgers fans are well acquainted.

The fans never showed for this game. Rutgers has never been a draw, anywhere, the Fighting BYES could not get fans in the stands for this game if they have a way to jets for free. Frankly, I am not sure why B.Y.E. would schedule Rutgers, but here we are. Rutgers did demand at least one home game in Jersey in return for three home games at B.Y.E. home field, otherwise known as the Grinding Gridiron.

To give a Rutgers some due, this B.Y.E. team has yet to beat anyone of significance, but then, Rutgers has never been of significance. I guess we have to give it to Rutgers for a defense mediocre enough to keep B.Y. E.'s offense from scoring. Not that this is a major feat, but as Shady's calling card extolls his defensive "genius" he should get some credit for keeping the lowest scoring offense in CFBdom to zero points. The game was called after regulation in a 0-0 tie due to a lack of interest. I am not sure how this will be reflected in the record books but it will always be a black mark that Rutgers was held scoreless by the worst defense.

As usual, anything with Rutgers is generally no worthy of report.
 
As of October 7, 2025, it has been 672 weeks since the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Football team was last ranked in the Associated Press Football poll. Keep Choppin.
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Both teams went 1-1 in 1869, sharing the soccer NC, though Princeton would win the tie-breaker if the tie-breaker rules were in effect based on points scored by each team. Parke Davis named the two as co-champions decades after the fact.

FIFY. What would be recognized today as football didn't happen until Harvard played McGill in 1874.
 

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