Rutgers hasn't had a permanent AD in 330 days. Eleven days into the job, President Tate will have to solve his first mess and quickly make a hire before the fall athletic season begins.

As reported by Brian Fonseca of NJ Advance Media, Rutgers is targeting alum and seasoned sports executive Brian Lafemina for the open athletic director position, a position that's been vacant for ...

Now, Rutgers will need to have a new AD in place while the search continues. That has led to Matthew Colagiovanni being named the latest interim director of athletics.

Rutgers was forced to appoint a second interim athletic director this week after Ryan Pisarri, who has led the department since Hobbs resigned in scandal last August, accepted a job with Tufts ...

Rutgers is targeting veteran sports executive Brian Lafemina for its long-vacant athletics director job, multiple people familiar with the search have told NJ Advance Media, hoping the former ...

Rutgers is also expected to keep looking outside of the candidates already interviewed. It has been around 11 months since Rutgers last had a permanent athletic director.

Rutgers athletic director Pat Hobbs has apologized after video of him drinking a beer at Rutgers' school-sponsored tailgate party has surfaced. But in the wake of the incident, which was caught on ...

Rutgers named Julie Hermann its new athletic director Wednesday, and the former No. 2 athletic administrator at Louisville promised a restart for the scandal-scarred program following the ouster ...

"We are satisfied with the resolution regarding the situation," acting athletic director Carl Kirschner said. Rutgers finished 2-13 this season, and 0-6 in the Big East.

Needless to say, Rutgers Athletics has been operating in a vacuum for the last year, as the college sports landscape rapidly evolves in the new-age world of NIL and revenue sharing. Football Head ...

Rutgers is back to square one in its months-long quest to find a new leader for its athletics department. Brian Lafemina, a veteran sports executive who university officials believed was the kind ...