In Thursday’s exhibition, Rutgers fell to St. John’s 91-85 but had great showings from their two standout freshmen, Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper. These two playe

Rutgers’ two prized freshmen lived up to the hype in their first live action Thursday night. Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey showcased flashes of their high ceiling and advanced shotmaking. They dazzled from deep. They didn’t show jitters or nerves.

Folks, we might actually have a bit of fun with men’s college basketball this season for the first time in a long time. There are a couple of reasons why. First things first — Tony Bennett and his milquetoast offense are retiring.

St. John's basketball coach Rick Pitino gave high praise to Rutgers freshmen Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey. Here's what he said.

According to multiple people, Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks stopped by to see Rutgers' Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper play on Thursday.

It was only an exhibition game, but one thing appears abundantly clear about Rutgers basketball for the 2024-25 season: There’s never going to be a dull moment. Freshmen phenoms Dylan Harper (20 points on 8-of-16 shooting) and Ace Bailey (25 points,

Steve Pikiell’s blue-chip freshmen duo, Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper, proved they were as advertised, combining for over half of the Scarlet Knights’ total scoring output while

Ace Bailey caught the ball near midcourt, took two dribbles to his left and turned toward the rim. He had a defender in front of him and a teammate streaking to the rim in transition, but there was no doubt the star Rutgers freshman was taking the shot.