Chris Iseman
Rutgers Football Writer at USA Today
Rutgers Football Writer at The Record (Bergen County)
Rutgers football and New York Knicks writer for the USA TODAY Network-New Jersey (@northjersey, @asburyparkpress, @mycentraljersey and more).
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1 week ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
After going 51-31 during the regular season to lock up the third seed in the Eastern Conference, the Knicks will take on the sixth-seeded Detroit Pistons in the first round of the 2025 NBA Playoffs. For the Pistons, who went 44-38 during the regular season, it's a major resurgence under first-year head coach J.B. Bickerstaff.
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app.com | Chris Iseman
Coach Greg Schiano has high expectations for Ben Black, praising his athleticism and anticipated growth under wide receivers coach Dave Brock. PISCATAWAY – The level of competitiveness immediately struck Ben Black. The Rutgers football wide receiver was a true freshman receiving his first playing time in the Big Ten. The quality and strength of the defensive backs he was going up against was impossible to ignore and not always easy to overcome.
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1 week ago |
app.com | Chris Iseman
Rutgers football’s offensive line is looking to build on its progress from last season, despite losing left tackle Hollin Pierce. Returning players like center Gus Zilinskas and guard Kobe Asamoah provide experience and continuity for the unit. Offensive line coach Pat Flaherty is optimistic about the group's potential, highlighting their work ethic and the bond they've formed with quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis.
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1 week ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
After Marcus Stroman struggled through the first inning of the Yankees' 9-1 loss to the San Francisco Giants Friday night at Yankee Stadium, manager Aaron Boone said the pitcher was dealing with a left knee issue that prompted the team to send him to a hospital for tests. "His left knee was bugging him," Boone said.
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1 week ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
NEW YORK – The Yankees’ not started off badly and never improved. Marcus Stroman had a disastrous first inning and the Yankees’ bats couldn’t get anything going in a 9-1 loss to the San Francisco Giants in a game called in the top of the sixth because of rain Friday night at a cold and windy Yankee Stadium. The loss was the fifth in the last five games for Aaron Boone’s club, which started off the season by winning six of its first eight games.
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