Rutgers football's loss to Wisconsin another low point in lost season.
Rutgers · WisconsinThis one, a 31-10 loss to Wisconsin , brought a new frustration. The Scarlet Knights were competitive in the first half.
Their offense had connected on a big touchdown against a solid defense. "Second half no position (player or players) played well enough to consider winning," Schiano said.
As he finished his sentence, Schiano squeezed his left hand into a fist and cracked his knuckles. Aside from the poor second half, Rutgers also committed costly penalties – including a roughing the passer call in the first half on Jesse Ofurie that negated an interception by JJ Conyers.
That would've given Rutgers the ball at the Wisconsin 35. There were also two defensive pass interference calls and a targeting call on Tariq Hayer.
KEY POINTS
- Rutgers football's loss to Wisconsin another low point in lost season.
- Rutgers football fell to 2-7 with its loss to Wisconsin, meaning the Scarlet Knights officially will not be bowl eligible in lost season.
- MADISON, Wisconsin – Greg Schiano sat a table in the bowels of Camp Randall Stadium, giving his thoughts and recap of the type of game that's happened far too often for his Rutgers football team.
- Then it all fell apart in the second half with Wisconsin scoring 18 unanswered points.