Best of Rutgers: NJ.com writers pick their favorite stories of 2020
Updated Dec 30, 2020;
2020 wasn’t without its share of storylines on the Rutgers sports beat.
From the rebirth of the Rutgers football program in the first season of Greg Schiano’s second go-around to the improbable rise of the men’s basketball team under Steve Pikiell, NJ Advance Media’s team of reporters was there every step of the way to deliver the news from the best that the Scarlet Knights had to offer.
In October, just when the college sports world was waking up from a six-month hibernation caused by the coronavirus pandemic, we launched Rutgers Sports Insider a subscription-based service that delivers fans breaking news, exclusive behind-the-scenes reporting and hundreds of feature stories for $5.99 per month or $59.99 for a full year.
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