Piscataway, NJ
Sep 3, 2023
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In a commanding season opener, Rutgers showcased their dominance with a 24-7 triumph over Northwestern. Gavin Wimsatt orchestrated the Scarlet Knights' offense efficiently, delivering precise passes while demonstrating his mobility on the ground. His performance was instrumental in all three touchdowns, setting the tone early with a scoring blitz on their inaugural drive.
Plagued by inconsistency, Northwestern's offense stuttered, failing to find its rhythm until the waning moments of the game. Ben Bryant's two interceptions undercut the Wildcats' potential, while their inadequacy on crucial downs proved insurmountable. Defensively, Rutgers displayed grit and determination, with standout contributions from Tyreem Powell and Mohamed Toure, who collectively accounted for three crucial sacks, stifling any hope of a Northwestern comeback.
Gavin Wimsatt (Rutgers)
Wimsatt dropped back and connected with Ian Strong for an 11-yard touchdown pass, capping off an efficient opening drive that set the tone for Rutgers' control of the game.
Gavin Wimsatt (Rutgers)
Showing his athleticism, Wimsatt executed a 6-yard touchdown run, pushing Rutgers' lead to 14-0 and adding versatility to the Scarlet Knights' offensive threats.
Jai Patel (Rutgers)
Patel showcased his reliability from 32 yards out, nailing a field goal that extended Rutgers' advantage to 17-0, further silencing Northwestern's hopes.
Kyle Monangai (Rutgers)
Monangai broke through the Wildcats' defensive line with a 15-yard touchdown rush, underscoring Rutgers' comprehensive game plan and marking the score at 24-0.
Tyreem Powell (Rutgers)
Powell applied relentless pressure, sacking Ben Bryant for a devastating 16-yard loss, derailing Northwestern's drive and epitomizing Rutgers' defensive tenacity.
Brendan Sullivan (Northwestern)
Sullivan found Caleb Komolafe in the endzone for a 1-yard touchdown pass, preventing a shutout and salvaging some pride with Northwestern's lone score.
Gavin Wimsatt (Rutgers, QB)
Wimsatt displayed dual-threat capabilities, completing 17 of 29 passes for 163 yards and a touchdown while adding 33 rushing yards and another score, effectively dismantling the Northwestern defense.
Kyle Monangai (Rutgers, RB)
Monangai's rushing hardened Rutgers' grip on the game, with 49 yards on 14 attempts, highlighted by a determined 15-yard touchdown run.
Isaiah Washington (Rutgers, WR)
Washington's reliability was key for Rutgers, as he caught 4 passes for 36 yards, continually presenting a viable target for Wimsatt.
Ben Bryant (Northwestern, QB)
Bryant's struggles were evident, with two interceptions amidst a 20 of 36 passing effort for 169 yards, contributing to Northwestern's offensive woes.
Tyreem Powell (Rutgers, LB)
Powell's defensive prowess was on full display, racking up 8 tackles and a crucial 16-yard sack, which epitomized Rutgers’ defensive dominance.
Jai Patel (Rutgers, K)
Patel's consistent kicking performance included a 32-yard field goal and the successful conversion of all extra-point attempts, underscoring his reliability.
Northwestern Wildcats vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights - Final Score - September 03, 2023 | FOX Sports
Northwestern Wildcats vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights Live Score and Stats - September 3, 2023 Gametracker - CBSSports.com
Rapid Recap: Rutgers 24, Northwestern 7 Rapid Recap: Rutgers 24, Northwestern 7
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Rutgers Scarlet Knights
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