WHERE’S MY MAMA?
Ray Rice, after the game, looking for his mom: “Where’s my Mama?” Finds mom, hugs on camera, which is then obviously overrun by Rutgers fans who point maniacally at camera. Because they can. ESPN doesn’t let their cameraman get gleefully overrun often enough, in our opinion.
Rutgers demolishes the narrative, and an offsides call gives Ito a chance at a retrial.

A big night for Rutgers, and for Ito, too.












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I was at the game and agree with thehakujin’s comment that Ito knew that a Louisville player was offside, so he was off his game a bit. It was a wonderful night and great to see Rutgers hangin’ with the big time programs.
Comment by The Contrarian — November 12, 2006 @ 12:50 pm
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Rutgers is the best one dimensional team this side of Fayetteville. That said, the Scarlet Knights better be in the top 5 in all of the human polls on Sunday night. Otherwise, all the voters look like ass clowns.
Comment by TexPat68 — November 12, 2006 @ 7:20 am
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I am a long suffering Rutgers fan. So I will not even begin to think about the word “National Championship” because my head will explode.
I will simply say this, whilst performing the Jersey Fist Pump:
WOOT!
Comment by KevinFromNB — November 11, 2006 @ 10:35 am
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You can’t be a college football fan and not love what Rutgers has done under Schiano (who I still think is secretly Henry Rollins). And if they beat WVU, I’d like to see ‘em get a shot. Their schedule is Stay-Puft soft but let’s not go putting them in the same category as BYU of ‘84 or Utah of ‘04. If Rutgers had played Texas’s schedule to-date, I think it’s likely they’d have the same record as Texas does now. I’m not as sure the reverese is true.
I’m officially on the Scarlet Knight bandwagon. Go you magnificent bastards and beat the Mountaineers. But if it all ends with Schiano leaving to be the next warden at Da U, I take it all back.
Comment by notredan — November 11, 2006 @ 8:40 am