Rutgers football kicks off the 2020 season exactly one month from the day this article has been published. It’s been a roller coaster the past two months just getting to the decision that the Big Ten will actually play football. Given the unusual timing and circumstances of everything, there are plenty of unknowns right now. Here is an attempt to specify what we know and don’t know about the first team of head coach Greg Schiano’s second tenure leading the program.
We know the schedule, which was released last Saturday and is comprised of eight conference games, followed by a ninth game featuring cross-divisional matchups based on the regular season standings.