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Highlights from Rutgers’ annual spring game on Friday night
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The offense started the show on Friday night but it was the defense that flexed its muscle the rest of the way. It was an interesting way for Rutgers to close out the spring season.
Greg Schiano’s Scarlet Knights ended the practice schedule with the annual spring game on Friday night. Quarterbacks Noah Vedral and Gavin Wimsatt looked really good on their opening drives, combining to complete 6-of-6 passes for 80 yards and 2 touchdowns.
After that, the defense stood tall.
The offenses hit on some big plays throughout the course of the game, but the scoring was limited. The White defeated Scarlet 14-10 when the clock hit all zeroes on the scoreboard.
Below are some of the highlights from Rutgers’ spring game on Friday:
⚡️Fast as lightning ⚡️
@AlshadeeSalaam | #CHOP pic.twitter.com/yeL3pufXli
— Rutgers Football (@RFootball) April 22, 2022
Have a feeling we are going to see a lot of @_harris3 TD's in the fall. 👀
CC: @RFootball pic.twitter.com/Rn3If2tK8X
— Rutgers On BTN (@RutgersOnBTN) April 22, 2022
Taj Harris 🤝 Rutgers Nation @_harris3 | @Noah11_V pic.twitter.com/nzgzhfrvUo
— Rutgers Football (@RFootball) April 22, 2022
Gavin Wimsatt and the Scarlet team responds ‼️
Wimsatt hits Monangai for the TD and we are tied at 7! @GavinWimsatt | @kylemonangai pic.twitter.com/6maGUn3ofx
— Rutgers Football (@RFootball) April 22, 2022
Mr. INT ‼️@RobLongerbeam7 | #CHOP pic.twitter.com/diPtpMELEk
— Rutgers Football (@RFootball) April 22, 2022
Have a day, Taj!
Evan Simon hits Taj Harris for the big gain. @_harris3 | @evan6simon | 🪓 pic.twitter.com/vHBL0p7Pwd
— Rutgers Football (@RFootball) April 22, 2022
All he does is make plays ‼️@ChristianDremel | #CHOP pic.twitter.com/fJKdUqEYhT
— Rutgers Football (@RFootball) April 23, 2022
The @joe_lusardi truck coming right at ya. 😱
CC: @RFootball pic.twitter.com/jeIxtZXA4h
— Rutgers On BTN (@RutgersOnBTN) April 23, 2022
Dustin grew up in the heart of Big Ten country and has been in sports media since 2010. He has been covering Big Ten football since 2014. You can follow him on Twitter: @SchutteCFB