Alongside a majority of his Rutgers teammates, Colonia native Jordan Derkack carried the Garden State Hardwood Classic trophy toward the home locker room at Jersey Mike’s Arena following Saturday’s 66-63 rivalry victory over Seton Hall.

As impressive as his game-winning shot vs. Seton Hall was, Dylan Harper still doesn't think he's made the biggest shot in his family.

Through the preseason, Duke forward Cooper Flagg looked to be a shoo-in as the NBA’s next No. 1, displaying a combination of size, athleticism and feel for the

Rutgers and Seton Hall met for the 75th time in this New Jersey basketball rivalry with the Scarlet Knights needing a win to stay on track for March Madness.

Cooper Flagg entered the college basketball season as the odds-on favorite to go first overall in the 2025 NBA Draft, but he officially has a challenger in Dylan Harper. The Rutgers guard made yet another splash on Saturday with a buzzer-beating,

Rutgers freshman guard Dylan Harper Jr. capped a huge second half in the Scarlet Knights' comeback vs. Seton Hall on Saturday with a game-winning 3-pointer as time expired to sink the Pirates 66-63. Harper had 18 second-half points to help Rutgers overcome a double-digit deficit and pulled up off the dribble from the Jersey Mike's logo in Piscataway to seal the deal.

Dylan Harper hit a deep 3-pointer as time expired to give Rutgers a 66-63 win over Seton Hall on Saturday.

Rutgers guard Dylan Harper continued to show why he’s one of the best and most talented freshmen in the country, perhaps even continuing to bo

Dylan Harper is one of the best freshmen in all of college basketball, and that was on full display Saturday. When his team needed him the most, Harper knocked down a buzzer-beating three-pointer to give Rutgers a 66-63 win over Seton Hall.

Fortunately for him, he has Dylan Harper. The freshman guard out of Don Bosco Prep swished a long 3-pointer at the buzzer to lift Rutgers past the Hall 66-63 in an instant classic, capping two hours of heated drama in front of 8,