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Piscataway football: Pipeline to D-1 and the NFL
July 07, 2009 8:37 a.m. Marvin Booker had only been at his old high school field for about 15 minutes Thursday afternoon before he couldn't take it any more.
Piscataway High School a prolific pipeline for Division 1 football programs
Rutgers' Marvin Booker, left, and Nassau's Steven Miller, right, both recent Piscataway graduates, return for a skills day with the high school's football team.
Rutgers lands series with UCLA
Apparently, there's something brewing in the Rutgers schedule office. Or, rather, Bruin.
NFL Network's new information guy is commencing the process of providing NFL-related information.
Head coach: Greg Schiano 9th year: 46-51 Returning Lettermen: Off. 25, Def. 20, ST 2 Lettermen Lost: 19 Ten Best Rutgers Players 1. LT Anthony Davis, Jr.
Rutgers football picked to win Big East
Mohamed Sanu, Al-Ghaffaar Lane, Andrew DePaola and Manny Abreu all jump for a Hail Mary pass to the end zone during the Rutgers Scarlet-White football spring scrimmage in April.
NASHVILLE - Kenny Britt. Ryan Mouton. Gerald McRath. For various reasons, those three rookies appear to have the opportunity to make the quickest impact for the Titans this season.
Greg Schiano and Rutgers won their last seven in '08.
Sometimes you feel like the smartest person in the college football world. Sometimes you throw darts.
Titans come to terms with two draft picks
The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms with two 2009 draft picks - sixth-round selection defensive back Jason McCourty and seventh-round pick guard Ryan Durand.
Recent Sewanee grad Casey is Academic All-American
Sewanee tennis player Jordan Casey from Charleston, S.C., was named a 2009 first-team college division Academic All-American by the College Sports Information Directors of America.
New Jersey Routed New York in the N.F.L. Draft
Riffing off fun facts provided by USA Football about the makeup of this year's N.F.L. draft by high school and by state: New Jersey had an astonishing year, leading all states with seven first-round selections .
Former Rutgers safety Courtney Greene, the Seattle Seahawks' seventh-round pick, has signed a four-year, $1.8 million contract, according to Adam Caplan of Scout.com. Per the report, Greene received a signing bonus of nearly $43,000. Greene is the first member of the Seahawks' draft picks to reach a deal.
Jamaal Westerman is the rookie, and Brandon Renkart is trying to play on Sundays for the first time as well.
SEAHAWKS: Sixth round QB Mike Teel second draft pick to sign
The Seahawks locked up QB Mike Teel to an undisclosed contract, according to numerous sources.
Seahawks sign rookie pick Greene
The Seattle Seahawks have their initial contract agreement with a rookie draft choice: seventh-round pick Courtney Greene.
Hackensack's Bush looks into the future
Malcolm Bush hopes to give Rutgers football fans an encouraging glimpse of what they can expect from him Sunday.
Name: Kenny BrittCollege: RutgersHometown: Bayonne, NJHeight: 6'3"Weight: 218 lbsD.O.B: September 19, 1988 40 Yard Dash: 4.47Vertical: 37"Bench Press: 23**Top 3 out of prospects... Player Profile: Kenny Britt by Blaize Pennington 11 reads 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 Vertical: 37" Bench Press: 23* *Top 3 out of prospects.
Football: Davis Named Second Team Preseason All-America by Athlon
PISCATAWAY, N.J. Rutgers junior left tackle Anthony Davis has been named a Preseason Second Team All-American by Athlon Sports .
Rutgers look ahead: The Specialists
Rutgers special teams has been an area of some concern for the last two seasons.
Football: Rutgers Ranked No. 16 in Phil Steele's College Football Preview
PISCATAWAY, N.J. Phil Steele's College Football Preview , which hits newsstands June 9, has ranked Rutgers No.