More a Ron issue than Geo. He totally checks out for chunks of game when he should be moving.I think their body language and pouting/frustration early in games is a big part of the problem if their first few shots don’t go in.
More a Ron issue than Geo. He totally checks out for chunks of game when he should be moving.I think their body language and pouting/frustration early in games is a big part of the problem if their first few shots don’t go in.
10000% correct.Press them.
We did nothing to get them out of their comfort zone. That’s on Pike.
You can’t lose to Umass, PSU, DePaul, and a totally undermanned Minnesota team all on the road.
pathetic
It’s always been a problem with Pikell we call timeout and never run anything out of then especially the end of this game that was not an inbounds play!!We lost this game coming off of timeouts. We were clearly outcoached during just about every single one of them today. Especially the two late in the second half when we gave up leads both times if I recall correctly.
Harper taking a small number of shots in the first half is a bad pattern that must change.He and Baker came back because of unfinished business. It isn't going to happen unless they are the shot takers from the opening tip off.The fact they are the only difference makers on offense is a major reason the team has a woeful road record.Ron did not make a shot until 6:38 left in the first half, he only took one shot before that....simply unacceptable. Whose fault is that? Pike has to do a better job, it seems as if Pike wants to have others stepping in and taking shots. I realize Minny was keying on Harper but lmfao their defense wasnt that good at all.
the first few minutes
Cliff turnover...again
Willis basket
caleb horrible shot for 3 missed
Minny 2nd chance lead to Willis 3
Harper bad turnover
Minny dunk
7-0
2 minutes into game, Pike calling timeout and Minny on top of the world
Especially since Ron and Geo can both dissappear for stretches. Makes it that much more imperative to get them involved early. Once they do the role players feed off that and get good looksHarper taking a small number of shots in the first half is a bad pattern that must change.He and Baker came back because of unfinished business. It isn't going to happen unless they are the shot takers from the opening tip off.The fact they are the only difference makers on offense is a major reason the team has a woeful road record.
This game reminded me of Fordham on the road where they had a small guard who went wild with 3 pointers resulting in a embarrassing loss for Rutgers.My observations from game:
- Was a great game though we lost. Game reminded me of Minnesota game and Purdue game 2 years ago - both at end of year
- Team came out flat at beginning of game as I expected unfortunately and that I feel was an impediment towards the loss
- Terrific games by Geo; Paul and Dean. Paul is a maestro with ball in paint. The improved contributions by Dean game after game is impressive. Geo was the Geo of old
- Did not like inbound play at end of game. Wasn’t much Harp can do for there though did not expect offensive foul call to occur
- Cliff was not good today. Don’t know whether it was the impact of the cramps from Iowa game but contribution on both sides of ball was minimal
- Still can’t believe we lost as Minnesota bench played 6 minutes in total.
- Willis and Leutke were unconscious with their shooting. We should haven toughened up against them and gotten physical to take them pit of their rhythm
Since you consider yourself the logical individual poster and sage on this message board, with sarcastic short quips; please answer this question. Why is it that we ..."are just not good enough"...?This is a much more balanced and less results-oriented take than what was in the game thread, imo.
I still have the same gripes I normally have, the most notable being that I think your estimation of the teams effort level (or confidence, or really any number of mental attributes) is basically 100% correlated with how well they or the opponent shoots.
I thought we played good defense for the most part, though it was a bit looser in the beginning of both halves IMO. But realistically I don't think you can blame bad defense for Willis going off on us; a basic fact of basketball at a high enough level is that the offensive player is almost always going to have a chance no matter how good the defense is. If a guy is going to make deep threes, contested threes, shots at the end of the shot clock with a hand in his face he just literally cannot be stopped.
The sad fact is that we are just not good enough on offense to keep up when a team goes off like that. I think what some people are missing when I say that we played "okay" is that that is relative to what this team is. I really don't think we are good enough that we can expect to just show up, on the road, and win against a team that is super hot even if that team is depleted by injuries.
The fact of the matter is that since the UMass loss, including this game, we have played like a tournament team. The reason this game is being viewed as some huge disaster is because we dug that stupid hole for ourselves in the beginning of the season.
Good recap once again Bac. We needed that little extra effort to win this game.First I will start by saying that Minnesota deserved this win. Johnson did an excellent job getting his team to mentally prepare for this game and bring the confidence. He challenged multiple players to elevate their game. He asked 3 players to play the entire 40 minutes. The Gophers rode the wave of confidence play by play. Tip your cap to them. They outplayed Rutgers in every facet of the game given they were shorthanded. Had Rutgers won on a last shot, Minnesota still would have deserved it. I was actually a little worried when I found out that Minnesota had players out. I have seen this many times where a school has some players out and then surrounding guys simply step up. Remember RU doesnt prepare against a depleted team. They prepare against the Minnesota they see on tape.
Sure Rutgers could have won the game today if Geo's 3 went down or Ron drove to the hoop and hit a layup but losing does come down to those shots. The loss comes down to Rutgers collectively including the coaching staff not able to match the energy level and confidence that Minnesota players and coaching staff brought to the game. Minnesota elevated and competed at another level then their depleted roster would seem to indicate. To do the necessary to win, Rutgers would also need to be disciplined in the first half and shunt the idea that Minnesota could be comfortable in this game. That simply did not happen. Minnesota had some unconscious shooting true but our defense was not in disruption mode. Consider that RU had just 3 first half fouls vs a team you would want to pressure their ball handling. RU wasnt all that bad in half court forcing late prayers which credit to Minnestoa they hit but I just didnt feel they did enough that bothered Minny and made them scramble like they did vs Iowa and in the 2nd half of Maryland. This game was lost in the first minutes of the game...down 7-0 and 17-5 after about 6 and half minutes. I do not care who you are playing. You are going to have a difficult time winning if you spot yourself a hole like that while giving the other team confidence. To fact that RU made a huge run of 19-2 and was still down at halftime is incredibly telling. RU took a 5 point lead at 27-22 with 6 minutes left and then went into an absurd offensive funk. RU would make just one fg in the last 6 minutes, outscored 8-3 as Minny hit another late 3 to go into halftime feeling great about themselves at 31-30
Yeah everyone can say oh Minnesota will cool off, those are just lucky shots....lol. They shot almost 50% at half and finished 54%, that is not all luck. Willis (11-17/8-13 from 3, 32 pts) was in a zone, there is nothing you can do about that. Just like that guy from UMass was in a zone. Just like Harper was a in zone certain games..and let us note Baker almost matched Willis stat line. Geo was 9-17, 7-14 and 25 points. So now you just cannot say it was all Willis have a career night since Geo also put up huge numbers. The game did not come down to any particular shot or stop that was missed even as the end unfolded with RU having a chance to steal it. Much of the fate of this game was set much much earlier. In addition when RU did wrest the lead at 60-57, they went into a simply inexplicable and inexcusable funk on offense...6 minutes without a basket and Minny had a 64-60 lead. That makes 3 big time dryspells vs a team shooting 55%. RU wouldnt shoot all that percentage wise at 46% but the bottom line is they could not hit the shots in a stretch they needed to. Yes Paul and Geo got big shots late but that key stretch of 6 minutes without a fg put RU in a very difficult spot down the stretch. I thought that RU defense was actually pretty good in the last 6-7 minutes. The loss was baked in earlier further compounded that it didnt seem like RU was really going to make any adjustments to their gameplan defensively to try and shake things up.
I do not feel bad for Rutgers. RU did good enough to win.. Anyone saying that needs to look at these three scoring droughts....17 minutes combined where only 8 points were scored....thats too much to overcome on the road against a team playing with a chip on their shoulder. The loss is extremely costly for RU's NCAA chances not because there are not opportunities to overcome it but the margin of error is so small you want to gain bunches of win vs the weaker opponents. Rutgers is now 1-6 on the road and besides the 2nd half of Maryland has played poorly in all of them. They simply do not bring their A or even B game on these road trips. Its been a good stretch of ball overall for RU....6 wins in 8 games but now another road opportunity falls by the wayside making Nebby and Northwestern almost must wins at this point. RU has looked like a NCAA team most of this stretch. Today not so much.
Individually Geo was great and we should have actually road him more but went away from him for 4 straight possessions. Such a shame because it was one of his best offensive games of the season and he matched Willis shot for shot. Unfortunately Cliff was terrible, just when you thought all around he was becoming a force. It was one of his worst offensive games ever, no touch at all and defensively he was okay but Minny really wasnt even going inside. Harper was 5-11 and 12 points but he simply did not deliver in the stretch. Missed 3 wide open shots that ne simply needs to make. The foul at the end was a bad move by him but I think it was a bad call anyhow by Pike. Willis was making his shots whether Caleb played solid D or not. Paul was solid enough. Reiber biggest positive and showed the most balls today by anyhow especially with two huge plays late, a steal and then a held ball which gave RU 2 chances to win. Plus he had 6 points, if only others matched his level. Stat wise its not that RU played poorly. Its just they did not match their opponent's level today. Credit Minnesota, Rutgers got beat today. However they beat themselves by not understanding what it would take to win a game like this. That is disappointing because of the veterans on this team and that Pike is a good cerebral coach.
Lot of scattered thoughts today, its a disappointing loss and I am sure everyone involved regrets what happened today. If you compare the Iowa game to this one, everyone will understand. RU can bounce back from this, they almost always do at home. However it seems every time after a big road win, the performance on the road nosedives. Do not think your opponent is just going to lie down today and that you can turn it on at the right time and gut out a win.
Minnesota is better than Rutgers. The results speak for themselves. They beat us despite having a number of people shelved.Minnesota is not a good team with those 3 players out, we got beat by a really medicore team. Our approach this game was really not good
if you want to be considered a NCAA team, you do not go out and loss to a depleted Minnesota
Best team ever. 🤬We talk a lot about Pike's coaching and rotations but just want to add context and say Pike the recruiter is much more to blame than Pike the gameday coach
Without his 9 assists we lose by more.The strange comments about Ron needing to take more shots early in the game is fine....
But at some point, RHJ and Geo are carrying 2 starters on their collective backs....Baker taking 14 3s is a beautiful sight for me....it means he is able to find minutes off the ball.
Pike has to find a way to squeeze more points out of Mulcahy and Caleb.....Mulcahy specifically should be near the top of the list of players holding this roster back. His defense on Luke Loewe, was not good....he does not need to help off the 2nd most likely shooter.
Loewe scores 17 points, to compliment Willis and his 32.....if Mulcahy was more disciplined and focused, he's not helping or leaving Loewe.
If there are games where you get 7 out of 14 from 3 with Baker and you lose the game, then who else is going to score??
If we are not going to remove Caleb and his defense and Cliff is being Cliff, there's only one other player left on the court.....Mulcahy has to get to 12 to 13 shot attempts a game....even if he is 4-12 or 5 of 13 shooting, the balance of what RU looks like is different.
Mulcahy.....7.1 PPG......his guy he is guarding almost always outscores him....scored 7 points today......
Get to 12 to 13 shots and his numbers will jump up to 12 to 14PPG....he is really the hole on the offensive roster.
Fans will say he had 8 assists, which is great and contributed to Geo getting 14 3s and RHJ getting his 12 to 15 shots.
But there are too many instances where he hesitates....he stops and figures out a passing lane or when he flings up a reverse layup, with his back to the basket and makes a perfect layup....
So much ability to create, too few PPG.....I don't see RU winning any more road games unless he shows up like the 2nd half of Maryland.....
PM clearly lost Loewe on the last critical three while seemingly looking to help as another player with the ball came toward him. The question is whether he is coached to do that or is it a lack of discipline as you suggest. Loewe had made enough shots up to that point not be left open.The strange comments about Ron needing to take more shots early in the game is fine....
But at some point, RHJ and Geo are carrying 2 starters on their collective backs....Baker taking 14 3s is a beautiful sight for me....it means he is able to find minutes off the ball.
Pike has to find a way to squeeze more points out of Mulcahy and Caleb.....Mulcahy specifically should be near the top of the list of players holding this roster back. His defense on Luke Loewe, was not good....he does not need to help off the 2nd most likely shooter.
Loewe scores 17 points, to compliment Willis and his 32.....if Mulcahy was more disciplined and focused, he's not helping or leaving Loewe.
If there are games where you get 7 out of 14 from 3 with Baker and you lose the game, then who else is going to score??
If we are not going to remove Caleb and his defense and Cliff is being Cliff, there's only one other player left on the court.....Mulcahy has to get to 12 to 13 shot attempts a game....even if he is 4-12 or 5 of 13 shooting, the balance of what RU looks like is different.
Mulcahy.....7.1 PPG......his guy he is guarding almost always outscores him....scored 7 points today......
Get to 12 to 13 shots and his numbers will jump up to 12 to 14PPG....he is really the hole on the offensive roster.
Fans will say he had 8 assists, which is great and contributed to Geo getting 14 3s and RHJ getting his 12 to 15 shots.
But there are too many instances where he hesitates....he stops and figures out a passing lane or when he flings up a reverse layup, with his back to the basket and makes a perfect layup....
So much ability to create, too few PPG.....I don't see RU winning any more road games unless he shows up like the 2nd half of Maryland.....
Odd take. Of all the players to be criticizing, you choose the guy who leads the league in assists? He was responsible for about 30 points yesterday, between his own points and the points scored off of his assists.The strange comments about Ron needing to take more shots early in the game is fine....
But at some point, RHJ and Geo are carrying 2 starters on their collective backs....Baker taking 14 3s is a beautiful sight for me....it means he is able to find minutes off the ball.
Pike has to find a way to squeeze more points out of Mulcahy and Caleb.....Mulcahy specifically should be near the top of the list of players holding this roster back. His defense on Luke Loewe, was not good....he does not need to help off the 2nd most likely shooter.
Loewe scores 17 points, to compliment Willis and his 32.....if Mulcahy was more disciplined and focused, he's not helping or leaving Loewe.
If there are games where you get 7 out of 14 from 3 with Baker and you lose the game, then who else is going to score??
If we are not going to remove Caleb and his defense and Cliff is being Cliff, there's only one other player left on the court.....Mulcahy has to get to 12 to 13 shot attempts a game....even if he is 4-12 or 5 of 13 shooting, the balance of what RU looks like is different.
Mulcahy.....7.1 PPG......his guy he is guarding almost always outscores him....scored 7 points today......
Get to 12 to 13 shots and his numbers will jump up to 12 to 14PPG....he is really the hole on the offensive roster.
Fans will say he had 8 assists, which is great and contributed to Geo getting 14 3s and RHJ getting his 12 to 15 shots.
But there are too many instances where he hesitates....he stops and figures out a passing lane or when he flings up a reverse layup, with his back to the basket and makes a perfect layup....
So much ability to create, too few PPG.....I don't see RU winning any more road games unless he shows up like the 2nd half of Maryland.....
Ron and Geo were 1-6 with a turnover down the stretch but single out Paul.Odd take. Of all the players to be criticizing, you choose the guy who leads the league in assists? He was responsible for about 30 points yesterday, between his own points and the points scored off of his assists.
His defense has also been MUCH better this year.
Sometimes people just make up their mind about a player and then fit the narrative to that belief.
Paul is not the problem. We have two alpha scorers in Ron and Geo, plus a big who is the third leading scorer. Paul is there to facilitate the offense, and he’s been like a magician lately in doing so.
This is on point. But Hawk you’re the clubhouse leader of “but he had 8 assists” lol. You’ve been harping on assists all year!The strange comments about Ron needing to take more shots early in the game is fine....
But at some point, RHJ and Geo are carrying 2 starters on their collective backs....Baker taking 14 3s is a beautiful sight for me....it means he is able to find minutes off the ball.
Pike has to find a way to squeeze more points out of Mulcahy and Caleb.....Mulcahy specifically should be near the top of the list of players holding this roster back. His defense on Luke Loewe, was not good....he does not need to help off the 2nd most likely shooter.
Loewe scores 17 points, to compliment Willis and his 32.....if Mulcahy was more disciplined and focused, he's not helping or leaving Loewe.
If there are games where you get 7 out of 14 from 3 with Baker and you lose the game, then who else is going to score??
If we are not going to remove Caleb and his defense and Cliff is being Cliff, there's only one other player left on the court.....Mulcahy has to get to 12 to 13 shot attempts a game....even if he is 4-12 or 5 of 13 shooting, the balance of what RU looks like is different.
Mulcahy.....7.1 PPG......his guy he is guarding almost always outscores him....scored 7 points today......
Get to 12 to 13 shots and his numbers will jump up to 12 to 14PPG....he is really the hole on the offensive roster.
Fans will say he had 8 assists, which is great and contributed to Geo getting 14 3s and RHJ getting his 12 to 15 shots.
But there are too many instances where he hesitates....he stops and figures out a passing lane or when he flings up a reverse layup, with his back to the basket and makes a perfect layup....
So much ability to create, too few PPG.....I don't see RU winning any more road games unless he shows up like the 2nd half of Maryland.....
We lost this game coming off of timeouts. We were clearly outcoached during just about every single one of them today. Especially the two late in the second half when we gave up leads both times if I recall correctly.
Comical how you come over here to the basketball board to spew constant negativity toward coaches and players, yet on the football board you go after posters for the crime of questioning whether a 28-point nationally televised blowout bowl loss in front of a sparse crowd was an epic recruiting boost. Here's an idea: if you hate the men's basketball program so much, you can go back to the football board and stay there. Us true Rutgers basketball fans will enjoy many more NCAA Tournament appearances while you're busy planning parties for garbage bowls in The Bronx and Detroit.Been saying this for a couple of years, Hayne just isn’t getting the job done, it’s clearly obvious.
And they likely play less zone against us.I would have rather play Minny at full strength, totally diferent mindset
Nice try. My family has had season tickets for basketball since I was eight years old and since the day THE RAC opened. I’m a HUGE hoops fan. Keep trying, you 40 time loser, no one is biting.Comical how you come over here to the basketball board to spew constant negativity toward coaches and players, yet on the football board you go after posters for the crime of questioning whether a 28-point nationally televised blowout bowl loss in front of a sparse crowd was an epic recruiting boost. Here's an idea: if you hate the men's basketball program so much, you can go back to the football board and stay there. Us true Rutgers basketball fans will enjoy many more NCAA Tournament appearances while you're busy planning parties for garbage bowls in The Bronx and Detroit.
I wasn't talking about your family, who I'm sure are wonderful people and great basketball fans. Do they know that you routinely come on this board to trash the men's basketball coaches and players?My family has had season tickets for basketball since I was eight years old and since the day THE RAC opened.
Not sure what this means, but you calling a fellow Rutgers fan a "loser" on a message board kind of proves my point, doesn't it?Keep trying, you 40 time loser, no one is biting.
You specifically attacked me for gently questioning that flawed narrative, yes. It's very interesting that you will try to shout down anyone who criticizes the results produced by Coach Schiano, who has a losing record since returning to Rutgers, but are so quick to criticize Coach Pikiell, who just took this program to the NCAA Tournament AND won a game there. I, for one, praise both coaches for what they've accomplished here. Too bad you don't do the same. The truly loyal Rutgers fans who know you must be shaking their heads.Oh and nowhere did I use the term “epic,” or even insinuate as much, regarding the effect that going to the gator bowl this year may have had on recruiting.
1) I do NOT "routinely come on this board" and "trash men's basketball players and coaches." That is a full-blown lie. I actually praise, as much as I CRITICIZE, the same way I do for every sport.I wasn't talking about your family, who I'm sure are wonderful people and great basketball fans. Do they know that you routinely come on this board to trash the men's basketball coaches and players?
Not sure what this means, but you calling a fellow Rutgers fan a "loser" on a message board kind of proves my point, doesn't it?
You specifically attacked me for gently questioning that flawed narrative, yes. It's very interesting that you will try to shout down anyone who criticizes the results produced by Coach Schiano, who has a losing record since returning to Rutgers, but are so quick to criticize Coach Pikiell, who just took this program to the NCAA Tournament AND won a game there. I, for one, praise both coaches for what they've accomplished here. Too bad you don't do the same. The truly loyal Rutgers fans who know you must be shaking their heads.
By that logic Rutgers is better than Purdue. The results speak for themselvesMinnesota is better than Rutgers. The results speak for themselves. They beat us despite having a number of people shelved.
III | Gettysburg | beat | Juniata | 48-42 |
III | Juniata | beat | Moravian | 24-17 |
III | Moravian | beat | Dickinson | 21-14 |
III | Dickinson | beat | Ursinus | 27-20 |
III | Ursinus | beat | Muhlenberg | 42-35 |
III | Muhlenberg | beat | Framingham St | 45-0 |
III | Framingham St | beat | MA Dartmouth | 45-21 |
III | MA Dartmouth | beat | Alfred St | 42-16 |
III | Alfred St | beat | Defiance | 35-28 |
III | Defiance | beat | Mt St Joseph | 14-13 |
III | Mt St Joseph | beat | Hanover | 23-6 |
III | Hanover | beat | Adrian | 21-14 |
III | Adrian | beat | Greenville | 41-28 |
III | Greenville | beat | Millikin | 37-33 |
III | Millikin | beat | Augustana IL | 27-21 |
III | Augustana IL | is better than | WI River Falls | because Augustana IL beat Elmhurst 48-7 and WI River Falls only beat Elmhurst 45-7 |
III | WI River Falls | beat | WI Oshkosh | 28-21 |
III | WI Oshkosh | beat | N Michigan | 28-10 |
II | N Michigan | beat | McKendree | 27-20 |
II | McKendree | beat | SW Baptist | 45-42 |
II | SW Baptist | beat | Truman St | 27-21 |
II | Truman St | beat | Tiffin | 38-35 |
II | Tiffin | beat | Marian IN | 34-10 |
NAIA | Marian IN | beat | Concordia MI | 25-7 |
NAIA | Concordia MI | beat | IN Wesleyan | 28-21 |
NAIA | IN Wesleyan | beat | Valparaiso | 28-10 |
I - FCS | Valparaiso | beat | Dayton | 45-28 |
I - FCS | Dayton | beat | E Illinois | 17-10 |
I - FCS | E Illinois | beat | Tennessee Tech | 28-14 |
I - FCS | Tennessee Tech | beat | SE Missouri St | 28-17 |
I - FCS | SE Missouri St | beat | TN Martin | 31-14 |
I - FCS | TN Martin | beat | Jacksonville St | 34-31 |
I - FCS | Jacksonville St | beat | Florida St | 20-17 |
I - FBS | Florida St | beat | Boston College | 26-23 |
I - FBS | Boston College | beat | Temple | 28-3 |
I - FBS | Temple | beat | Memphis | 34-31 |
I - FBS | Memphis | beat | Mississippi St | 31-29 |
I - FBS | Mississippi St | beat | Texas A&M | 26-22 |
I - FBS | Texas A&M | beat | Alabama | 41-38 |
I - FBS | Alabama | beat | Georgia | 41-24 |
In this scenario, we are better than Georgia too since we beat Temple 61-14 with a lot less degrees of Kevin Bacon.Gettysburg is actually better than Georgia (at football) and is the true national champion:
III Gettysburg beat Juniata 48-42 III Juniata beat Moravian 24-17 III Moravian beat Dickinson 21-14 III Dickinson beat Ursinus 27-20 III Ursinus beat Muhlenberg 42-35 III Muhlenberg beat Framingham St 45-0 III Framingham St beat MA Dartmouth 45-21 III MA Dartmouth beat Alfred St 42-16 III Alfred St beat Defiance 35-28 III Defiance beat Mt St Joseph 14-13 III Mt St Joseph beat Hanover 23-6 III Hanover beat Adrian 21-14 III Adrian beat Greenville 41-28 III Greenville beat Millikin 37-33 III Millikin beat Augustana IL 27-21 III Augustana IL is better than WI River Falls because Augustana IL beat Elmhurst 48-7
and WI River Falls only beat Elmhurst 45-7III WI River Falls beat WI Oshkosh 28-21 III WI Oshkosh beat N Michigan 28-10 II N Michigan beat McKendree 27-20 II McKendree beat SW Baptist 45-42 II SW Baptist beat Truman St 27-21 II Truman St beat Tiffin 38-35 II Tiffin beat Marian IN 34-10 NAIA Marian IN beat Concordia MI 25-7 NAIA Concordia MI beat IN Wesleyan 28-21 NAIA IN Wesleyan beat Valparaiso 28-10 I - FCS Valparaiso beat Dayton 45-28 I - FCS Dayton beat E Illinois 17-10 I - FCS E Illinois beat Tennessee Tech 28-14 I - FCS Tennessee Tech beat SE Missouri St 28-17 I - FCS SE Missouri St beat TN Martin 31-14 I - FCS TN Martin beat Jacksonville St 34-31 I - FCS Jacksonville St beat Florida St 20-17 I - FBS Florida St beat Boston College 26-23 I - FBS Boston College beat Temple 28-3 I - FBS Temple beat Memphis 34-31 I - FBS Memphis beat Mississippi St 31-29 I - FBS Mississippi St beat Texas A&M 26-22 I - FBS Texas A&M beat Alabama 41-38 I - FBS Alabama beat Georgia 41-24
Maybe for one night Rutgers got lucky.By that logic Rutgers is better than Purdue. The results speak for themselves
Maybe for one night Minnesota got luckyMaybe for one night Rutgers got lucky.
and so did Lafayette, UMass, Depaul, Penn St., and Maryland.Maybe for one night Minnesota got lucky