Thursday, February 21
Ann Arbor, Mich.
7:00 p.m.
Rutgers University
at
Michigan
Photo by: Rich Graessle
Women's Hoops Meets Michigan on the Road on Thursday
Feb 20 | Women's Basketball
Scarlet Knights & Wolverines Tipoff at 7 p.m.
PISCATAWAY, N.J. - The Rutgers women's basketball team is back out on the road to meet Michigan for the lone meeting with the Wolverines on Thursday at 7 p.m.
DOWN THE STRETCH
The Rutgers women's basketball team got back into the win column on Monday night with a 69-61 victory at Indiana that snapped a three-game losing streak.
Sophomore Tekia Mack had a breakout game coming off the bench to go 10-of-12 from the field, including a 4-of-4 effort from downtown, to log a career-high 24 points. Graduate student guard Charise Wilson also added in a season-high 16 points, while redshirt senior forward Stasha Carey added in 11.
Redshirt junior guard Ciani Cryor handed out 10 helpers, her fourth game this season with double-digit assists, and also added a career-high six steals in the victory. Her six steals were also the most by a Scarlet Knight in a game this season.
While in the first meeting with Indiana, Rutgers overcame a 14-point deficit, the Scarlet Knights held a seven-point halftime lead before a second half surge saw Indiana go in front by as many as seven before Rutgers came back for the win.
Thursday's meeting will be the lone meeting of the regular season with the Wolverines and is one of four games left on the regular season slate.
ABOUT MICHIGAN
The Scarlet Knights will be meeting a hot Michigan squad that is 18-9 overall and 9-6 in Big Ten play having won its last six-straight contests.
The Wolverines are coming off a 70-56 win at Illinois and Sunday and have not dropped a contest since a 77-73 setback to in-state rival Michigan State back on Jan. 27. Included in the current win streak with a 90-81 win over then-No. 13 and current Big Ten leader Iowa.
Michigan has two Wolverines averaging double digits led by Naz Hillmon at 12.7 points along with a team-leading 6.9 rebounds. Hillmon also ranks second in the league in field goal percentage hitting at a .648 clip.
Hallie Thome is both second on the squad in scoring, at 12.4 points per contest, and rebounding, at 6.0 boards per outing. Thome is also 11th in the conference in blocked shot averaging 1.2 per game.
In the Big Ten, the Wolverines lead the league in rebounding defense holding opponents to 32.1 rebounds per contest and are second in rebounding margin at +8.4.
LAST TIME VS. MICHIGAN
Rutgers women's basketball returned to the win column with a 63-56 victory over Michigan on Super Bowl Sunday at the RAC. The win snapped a four-game skid for RU and marked the first ranked victory since 2015 with the victory back on Feb. 4.
The Scarlet Knights were led by Ciani Cryor with 16 points to match her season-high. Stasha Carey followed with 12 points to round out the double figure scorers for RU.
Three Wolverines finished in double digits with Katelynn Flaherty posting a game-high 19 points. Hailey Brown added in 15 points followed by Hallie Thome with 12 points in the loss.
Although the first quarter began as a neck-in-neck battle, Rutgers broke away with lead, closing the frame with nine unanswered points for a 15-7 lead.
Michigan countered with eight straight points, including six-consecutive points for Flaherty, to tie the score 15-15 at the 5:05 mark of the second quarter. Carey, however, put an end to the surge with a 3-pointer, sending the Scarlet Knights on a 13-6 burst.
Following back-to-back layups for Nigia Greene in the final seconds of the first half, Cryor drained a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to set the RU lead at 28-21 heading into halftime.
A steal and layup for Khadaizha Sanders kept the momentum rolling for RU right at the start of the third quarter, igniting an 8-4 run to extend the lead to 36-25 with 7:00 left on the clock.
Michigan's Brown halted the run with a 6-2 run on her own to cut into the margin, 38-32. Flaherty followed it up with a shot from beyond the arc to pull the Wolverines within three at 38-35 with 4:06 to go in the frame. The teams would go on to trade points, but RU held onto its lead 45-40 moving into the fourth quarter.
Although Carey opened the final frame with a shot from beyond the arc, the Wolverines countered with seven-straight points to pull within one at 48-47 with 6:16 remaining in the game.
Momentum swung, however, in the Scarlet Knights' favor. Cryor stumped the come back with a 3-pointer to send the Scarlet Knights on a 12-0 surge to regenerate a double-digit advantage at 60-47 with under two minutes on the clock. RU would lead by as many as 14 down the final stretch en route to victory.
OH BABY
Sophomore Tekia Mack, known by her teammates as T-Baby, had a career night on Jan. 18 at Indiana. The Chicago, Illinois native shot 10-of-12 from the field, including 4-of-4 from downtown, to log a career-high 24 points. She surpassed her previous high of 13 set last season against the 2017 defending national champion South Carolina Gamecocks at the Gulf Coast Showcase during the Thanksgiving break.
I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS
Ciani Cryor dished out a career-high 13 assists at Illinois on Jan. 9, marking the most helpers by a Scarlet Knight since 2006. The 13 assists ties for the most by a Big Ten women's basketball student-athlete this season.
All together this season, Cryor has handed out 10 or more assists on four occasions
The Philadelphia product also collected 12 assists in a victory against then-No.17/22 Michigan State on Jan. 20, 11 assists in the upset win over #4 Maryland on Dec. 31 and 10 assists in the win at Indiana on Feb. 18.
The Scarlet Knight benchmark is 18 captured by Tasha Pointer on March 17, 2001 against Stephen A. Austin in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Thru 14 games of Big Ten play, the redshirt junior Scarlet Knight is averaging 6.0 assists per conference contest.
Double Digit Assists Since 2002-03
13 - Ciani Cryor - at Illinois - Jan. 9, 2019
13 - Matee Ajavon - vs. TCU - Mar. 21, 2006
12 - Ciani Cryor - vs. Michigan State - Jan. 20, 2019
12 - Briyona Canty - at Purdue - Feb. 25, 2016
11 - Ciani Cryor - at Maryland - Dec. 31, 2018
11 - Cappie Pondexter - vs. St. John's - Jan. 17, 2004
10 - Ciani Cryor - at Indiana - Feb. 18, 2019
10 - KK Sanders - vs. Seton Hall - Dec. 13, 2016
10 - Briyona Canty - vs. Indiana - Mar. 5, 2015
10 - Briyona Canty - vs. Minnesota - Dec. 31, 2015
10 - Briyona Canty - vs. Northeastern - Nov. 18, 2014
10 - Syessence Davis - vs. Providence - Jan. 16, 2013
10 - Khadijah Rushdan - vs. Pitt. - Feb. 8, 2011
10 - Nikki Speed - vs. N.C. A&T - Nov. 22, 20110
10 - Matee Ajavon - vs. Robert Morris - Mar. 22, 208
10 - Epiphanny Prince - vs. Maryland - Dec. 3, 2007
10 - Matee Ajavon - vs. Providence - Jan. 20, 2005
D-D-D-DEFENSE
The defense turned up the pressure last season leading the Big Ten in scoring defense holding opponents to just 59.3 points per game.
Twenty-nine of RU's 32 opponents were held under their scoring average.
So far in 2018-19, the trend has held steady with all 25 opponents under their scoring average.
B1G SPEAKING
Among conference peers, Rutgers currently ranks:
Scoring Defense - 1st - 56.4
Field Goal Pct. Defense - 1st - .359
Steals - 1st - 10.1
Rebounding Defense - 2nd - 32.5
The following Scarlet Knights are ranked among conference peers:
Stasha Carey - 9th - Steals -1.5/ 8th - Blocks -1.5
A LOSS IS STILL A LOSS, BUT...
All together, the seven teams that have managed to defeat the Scarlet Knights are a combined 133-44 on the 2018-19 season.
RU's first loss of the season was to a Drake squad that sits at 19-5 overall and has appeared in the Top 25 this season. The Bulldogs posted a victory over then-No. 12/13 South Carolina to take third place at the Vancouver Showcase.
Gonzaga sits at No. 15/16 in the polls including a 79-73 win over then-No. 11 Stanford. The Bulldogs are 23-3 on the season with losses against defending national champion Notre Dame at the Vancouver Challenge and BYU.
Virginia Tech is 16-9 and has ranked as high as No. 25 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll.
Iowa, who Rutgers fell to at Carver-Hawkeye arena where the Hawkeyes have not lost all season, were ranked at No. 17/15 when the Scarlet Knights were in town and are 21-5 overall.
Minnesota, who has made appearances this season in the Top 25 and went 11-0 in nonconference play, is 19-7 on the year.
Maryland has only three losses on the season, one of which came at the hands of the Scarlet Knights in the first of the two meetings between the two squads. The Terps are currently 23-3 overall.
Ohio State, meanwhile, is at .500 at 12-12 overall.
FREE POINTS
Rutgers has been having on of its best free throw shooting seasons in recent memory.
Top Free Throw Percentages Since 2002-03
2002-03 .762 176-231
2018-19 .725 287-396
2005-06 .714 379-531
2010-11 .713 383-537
2006-07 .703 430-612
2004-05 .700 397-567
During a stretch that included wins over #4 Maryland, Brown and Penn State, RU missed only five shots from the line going 43-of-48 for a .896 clip.
UP NEXT
RU will return home to host Wisconsin next Monday and Minnesota next Thursday.
The Scarlet Knights will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day against the Badgers. Rutgers Athletics invites students from grades 1-12 from the State of New Jersey to participate in the NGWSD essay writing contest. All participants will receive two (2) free tickets to the Rutgers women's basketball game on February 25th against Wisconsin and invited to attend a pregame Q&A panel, participate in group experiences, receive a Rutgers t-shirt and be recognized at a timeout during the game. Click here for more information.
Also, Rutgers women's basketball will be wearing uniforms In celebration of Black History Month. Adidas unveiled a collection of NCAA uniforms inspired by the creativity, passion and expression of the early 20th century's Harlem Renaissance.
Considered one of the most influential movements in African American history, the Harlem Renaissance was a creative movement that kindled a new cultural identity. In this era, the Renaissance ballroom became a place that epitomized basketball culture as local teams perfected their game on the same wooden floors that were also used for ballroom dance events and jazz shows. Together, the Harlem community infused their spirit of dance & sport within their day to day lives, and created an indisputable marriage between music, culture, and the game.
Inspired by the wooden floors of the ballrooms where basketball became culture, each adidas team jersey also includes patterns which mimic the fabrics and prints of the 1920s that became a means of self-expression and community pride. Each uniform features a unique bean stitch texture around the team name, the word "BALLROOM" on the inner waistband of each short, and a "Celebrating Black Culture" patch. The collection also includes a series corresponding footwear silhouettes which echo the colors of the jazz ballrooms so important to the era. Each detail is meant to be an homage to the art, poetry, sounds and sport of the Renaissance, and to those driving their passion forward.
In 2019, Rutgers marks the centennial anniversary of Paul Robeson's graduation. A standout student-athlete at Rutgers, including on the basketball court, Robeson became a world-renowned actor and activist. He has been heralded as "the most talented person of the 20th century" for his work in theater and film, and as an outspoken advocate for social justice. One of the university's most venerated alumni, he is the only alumnus to have his namesake grace buildings at all three Rutgers locations in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden.
Follow Rutgers women's basketball at www.ScarletKnights.com and (@RutgersWBB) on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all of the latest news and updates. For additional updates, download the Rutgers Gameday App.
HOW TO WATCH
Thursday's game will air on BTN Plus.
To learn more about BTN Plus and the Fox Sports App, click here.
ON THE AIRWAVES
Thursday's game air will on the Rutgers Radio Network on WCTC 1450 AM with Ralph Bednarczyk (play-by-play).
DOWN THE STRETCH
The Rutgers women's basketball team got back into the win column on Monday night with a 69-61 victory at Indiana that snapped a three-game losing streak.
Sophomore Tekia Mack had a breakout game coming off the bench to go 10-of-12 from the field, including a 4-of-4 effort from downtown, to log a career-high 24 points. Graduate student guard Charise Wilson also added in a season-high 16 points, while redshirt senior forward Stasha Carey added in 11.
Redshirt junior guard Ciani Cryor handed out 10 helpers, her fourth game this season with double-digit assists, and also added a career-high six steals in the victory. Her six steals were also the most by a Scarlet Knight in a game this season.
While in the first meeting with Indiana, Rutgers overcame a 14-point deficit, the Scarlet Knights held a seven-point halftime lead before a second half surge saw Indiana go in front by as many as seven before Rutgers came back for the win.
Thursday's meeting will be the lone meeting of the regular season with the Wolverines and is one of four games left on the regular season slate.
ABOUT MICHIGAN
The Scarlet Knights will be meeting a hot Michigan squad that is 18-9 overall and 9-6 in Big Ten play having won its last six-straight contests.
The Wolverines are coming off a 70-56 win at Illinois and Sunday and have not dropped a contest since a 77-73 setback to in-state rival Michigan State back on Jan. 27. Included in the current win streak with a 90-81 win over then-No. 13 and current Big Ten leader Iowa.
Michigan has two Wolverines averaging double digits led by Naz Hillmon at 12.7 points along with a team-leading 6.9 rebounds. Hillmon also ranks second in the league in field goal percentage hitting at a .648 clip.
Hallie Thome is both second on the squad in scoring, at 12.4 points per contest, and rebounding, at 6.0 boards per outing. Thome is also 11th in the conference in blocked shot averaging 1.2 per game.
In the Big Ten, the Wolverines lead the league in rebounding defense holding opponents to 32.1 rebounds per contest and are second in rebounding margin at +8.4.
LAST TIME VS. MICHIGAN
Rutgers women's basketball returned to the win column with a 63-56 victory over Michigan on Super Bowl Sunday at the RAC. The win snapped a four-game skid for RU and marked the first ranked victory since 2015 with the victory back on Feb. 4.
The Scarlet Knights were led by Ciani Cryor with 16 points to match her season-high. Stasha Carey followed with 12 points to round out the double figure scorers for RU.
Three Wolverines finished in double digits with Katelynn Flaherty posting a game-high 19 points. Hailey Brown added in 15 points followed by Hallie Thome with 12 points in the loss.
Although the first quarter began as a neck-in-neck battle, Rutgers broke away with lead, closing the frame with nine unanswered points for a 15-7 lead.
Michigan countered with eight straight points, including six-consecutive points for Flaherty, to tie the score 15-15 at the 5:05 mark of the second quarter. Carey, however, put an end to the surge with a 3-pointer, sending the Scarlet Knights on a 13-6 burst.
Following back-to-back layups for Nigia Greene in the final seconds of the first half, Cryor drained a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to set the RU lead at 28-21 heading into halftime.
A steal and layup for Khadaizha Sanders kept the momentum rolling for RU right at the start of the third quarter, igniting an 8-4 run to extend the lead to 36-25 with 7:00 left on the clock.
Michigan's Brown halted the run with a 6-2 run on her own to cut into the margin, 38-32. Flaherty followed it up with a shot from beyond the arc to pull the Wolverines within three at 38-35 with 4:06 to go in the frame. The teams would go on to trade points, but RU held onto its lead 45-40 moving into the fourth quarter.
Although Carey opened the final frame with a shot from beyond the arc, the Wolverines countered with seven-straight points to pull within one at 48-47 with 6:16 remaining in the game.
Momentum swung, however, in the Scarlet Knights' favor. Cryor stumped the come back with a 3-pointer to send the Scarlet Knights on a 12-0 surge to regenerate a double-digit advantage at 60-47 with under two minutes on the clock. RU would lead by as many as 14 down the final stretch en route to victory.
OH BABY
Sophomore Tekia Mack, known by her teammates as T-Baby, had a career night on Jan. 18 at Indiana. The Chicago, Illinois native shot 10-of-12 from the field, including 4-of-4 from downtown, to log a career-high 24 points. She surpassed her previous high of 13 set last season against the 2017 defending national champion South Carolina Gamecocks at the Gulf Coast Showcase during the Thanksgiving break.
I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS
Ciani Cryor dished out a career-high 13 assists at Illinois on Jan. 9, marking the most helpers by a Scarlet Knight since 2006. The 13 assists ties for the most by a Big Ten women's basketball student-athlete this season.
All together this season, Cryor has handed out 10 or more assists on four occasions
The Philadelphia product also collected 12 assists in a victory against then-No.17/22 Michigan State on Jan. 20, 11 assists in the upset win over #4 Maryland on Dec. 31 and 10 assists in the win at Indiana on Feb. 18.
The Scarlet Knight benchmark is 18 captured by Tasha Pointer on March 17, 2001 against Stephen A. Austin in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Thru 14 games of Big Ten play, the redshirt junior Scarlet Knight is averaging 6.0 assists per conference contest.
Double Digit Assists Since 2002-03
13 - Ciani Cryor - at Illinois - Jan. 9, 2019
13 - Matee Ajavon - vs. TCU - Mar. 21, 2006
12 - Ciani Cryor - vs. Michigan State - Jan. 20, 2019
12 - Briyona Canty - at Purdue - Feb. 25, 2016
11 - Ciani Cryor - at Maryland - Dec. 31, 2018
11 - Cappie Pondexter - vs. St. John's - Jan. 17, 2004
10 - Ciani Cryor - at Indiana - Feb. 18, 2019
10 - KK Sanders - vs. Seton Hall - Dec. 13, 2016
10 - Briyona Canty - vs. Indiana - Mar. 5, 2015
10 - Briyona Canty - vs. Minnesota - Dec. 31, 2015
10 - Briyona Canty - vs. Northeastern - Nov. 18, 2014
10 - Syessence Davis - vs. Providence - Jan. 16, 2013
10 - Khadijah Rushdan - vs. Pitt. - Feb. 8, 2011
10 - Nikki Speed - vs. N.C. A&T - Nov. 22, 20110
10 - Matee Ajavon - vs. Robert Morris - Mar. 22, 208
10 - Epiphanny Prince - vs. Maryland - Dec. 3, 2007
10 - Matee Ajavon - vs. Providence - Jan. 20, 2005
D-D-D-DEFENSE
The defense turned up the pressure last season leading the Big Ten in scoring defense holding opponents to just 59.3 points per game.
Twenty-nine of RU's 32 opponents were held under their scoring average.
| Avg. Total Points Entering Game |
Total Points vs. Rutgers |
|
| JMU | 70.2 | 63 |
| Temple | 96.0 | 67 |
| Charlotte | 70.5 | 54 |
| Wake Forest | 71.7 | 51 |
| South Carolina | 88.2 | 78 |
| Washington St. | 69.7 | 64 |
| Siena | 67.3 | 63 |
| NC State | 71.9 | 53 |
| Virginia | 63.2 | 43 |
| Seton Hall | 81.1 | 45 |
| FDU | 63.0 | 35 |
| Princeton | 65.8 | 50 |
| Houston | 73.9 | 57 |
| Purdue | 68.8 | 50 |
| Michigan State | 79.6 | 58 |
| Illinois | 64.8 | 37 |
| Penn State | 70.4 | 65 |
| Purdue | 66.1 | 47 |
| Minnesota | 86.2 | 70 |
| Penn State | 70.1 | 70 |
| Nebraska | 70.9 | 52 |
| Indiana | 68.2 | 64 |
| Maryland | 85.1 | 88 |
| Michigan | 77.1 | 56 |
| Ohio State | 85.7 | 90 |
| Maryland | 84.0 | 72 |
| Wisconsin | 60.9 | 50 |
| Iowa | 79.7 | 77 |
| Northwestern | 62.1 | 63 |
| Purdue (B1G) | 66.3 | 60 |
| Ohio State (B1G) | 85.3 | 82 |
So far in 2018-19, the trend has held steady with all 25 opponents under their scoring average.
| Avg. Total Points Entering Game |
Total Points vs. Rutgers |
|
| St. Francis (Pa) | 80.9 | 52 |
| Stony Brook | 62.6 | 47 |
| CCSU | 62.5 | 44 |
| Albany | 43.7 | 39 |
| Drake | 82.5 | 69 |
| Gonzaga | 68.8 | 57 |
| ETSU | 61.7 | 44 |
| Va. Tech | 78.3 | 67 |
| Harvard | 68.3 | 49 |
| LSU | 63.9 | 43 |
| Northwestern | 71.5 | 41 |
| Maryland | 78.2 | 65 |
| Brown | 76.0 | 52 |
| Penn State | 70.8 | 61 |
| Illinois | 74.1 | 60 |
| Nebraska | 75.9 | 62 |
| Purdue | 67.1 | 63 |
| Michigan State | 80.6 | 62 |
| Iowa | 81.0 | 72 |
| Penn State | 69.3 | 61 |
| Indiana | 71.4 | 64 |
| Minnesota | 68.9 | 60 |
| Maryland | 76.3 | 62 |
| Ohio State | 61.5 | 59 |
| Indiana | 70.2 | 61 |
B1G SPEAKING
Among conference peers, Rutgers currently ranks:
Scoring Defense - 1st - 56.4
Field Goal Pct. Defense - 1st - .359
Steals - 1st - 10.1
Rebounding Defense - 2nd - 32.5
The following Scarlet Knights are ranked among conference peers:
Stasha Carey - 9th - Steals -1.5/ 8th - Blocks -1.5
A LOSS IS STILL A LOSS, BUT...
All together, the seven teams that have managed to defeat the Scarlet Knights are a combined 133-44 on the 2018-19 season.
RU's first loss of the season was to a Drake squad that sits at 19-5 overall and has appeared in the Top 25 this season. The Bulldogs posted a victory over then-No. 12/13 South Carolina to take third place at the Vancouver Showcase.
Gonzaga sits at No. 15/16 in the polls including a 79-73 win over then-No. 11 Stanford. The Bulldogs are 23-3 on the season with losses against defending national champion Notre Dame at the Vancouver Challenge and BYU.
Virginia Tech is 16-9 and has ranked as high as No. 25 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll.
Iowa, who Rutgers fell to at Carver-Hawkeye arena where the Hawkeyes have not lost all season, were ranked at No. 17/15 when the Scarlet Knights were in town and are 21-5 overall.
Minnesota, who has made appearances this season in the Top 25 and went 11-0 in nonconference play, is 19-7 on the year.
Maryland has only three losses on the season, one of which came at the hands of the Scarlet Knights in the first of the two meetings between the two squads. The Terps are currently 23-3 overall.
Ohio State, meanwhile, is at .500 at 12-12 overall.
FREE POINTS
Rutgers has been having on of its best free throw shooting seasons in recent memory.
Top Free Throw Percentages Since 2002-03
2002-03 .762 176-231
2018-19 .725 287-396
2005-06 .714 379-531
2010-11 .713 383-537
2006-07 .703 430-612
2004-05 .700 397-567
During a stretch that included wins over #4 Maryland, Brown and Penn State, RU missed only five shots from the line going 43-of-48 for a .896 clip.
UP NEXT
RU will return home to host Wisconsin next Monday and Minnesota next Thursday.
The Scarlet Knights will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day against the Badgers. Rutgers Athletics invites students from grades 1-12 from the State of New Jersey to participate in the NGWSD essay writing contest. All participants will receive two (2) free tickets to the Rutgers women's basketball game on February 25th against Wisconsin and invited to attend a pregame Q&A panel, participate in group experiences, receive a Rutgers t-shirt and be recognized at a timeout during the game. Click here for more information.
Also, Rutgers women's basketball will be wearing uniforms In celebration of Black History Month. Adidas unveiled a collection of NCAA uniforms inspired by the creativity, passion and expression of the early 20th century's Harlem Renaissance.
Considered one of the most influential movements in African American history, the Harlem Renaissance was a creative movement that kindled a new cultural identity. In this era, the Renaissance ballroom became a place that epitomized basketball culture as local teams perfected their game on the same wooden floors that were also used for ballroom dance events and jazz shows. Together, the Harlem community infused their spirit of dance & sport within their day to day lives, and created an indisputable marriage between music, culture, and the game.
Inspired by the wooden floors of the ballrooms where basketball became culture, each adidas team jersey also includes patterns which mimic the fabrics and prints of the 1920s that became a means of self-expression and community pride. Each uniform features a unique bean stitch texture around the team name, the word "BALLROOM" on the inner waistband of each short, and a "Celebrating Black Culture" patch. The collection also includes a series corresponding footwear silhouettes which echo the colors of the jazz ballrooms so important to the era. Each detail is meant to be an homage to the art, poetry, sounds and sport of the Renaissance, and to those driving their passion forward.
In 2019, Rutgers marks the centennial anniversary of Paul Robeson's graduation. A standout student-athlete at Rutgers, including on the basketball court, Robeson became a world-renowned actor and activist. He has been heralded as "the most talented person of the 20th century" for his work in theater and film, and as an outspoken advocate for social justice. One of the university's most venerated alumni, he is the only alumnus to have his namesake grace buildings at all three Rutgers locations in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden.
Follow Rutgers women's basketball at www.ScarletKnights.com and (@RutgersWBB) on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all of the latest news and updates. For additional updates, download the Rutgers Gameday App.
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