For the second time in the final two games of the season, Rutgers made a quarterback change once it faced an insurmountable deficit.
The problem is that Saturday's change came on the third offensive series of the first quarter -- when it only was a 13-point margin.
That's the state of Rutgers offense -- ranked second-to-last in the nation in yards entering the game and not about to climb after gaining just five first downs -- these days.
With dozens of recruits on hand at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway, including several high-priority targets, Rutgers sputtered across the finish line by losing 40-7 to No.