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Rutgers names Mangione CEO of Scarlet Knight Enterprises
Rutgers names former World Cup Host Committee executive Fred Mangione CEO of Scarlet Knight Enterprises to lead athletics business and revenue growth.
LeGrand on growing bourbon brand, expanding business portfolio
In part two of our conversation, NJBIZ caught up with Eric LeGrand about his growing bourbon brand, managing costs and expanding his ventures while also supporting paralysis research.
Rutgers forms Scarlet Knight Enterprises to boost athletics
Rutgers launches Scarlet Knight Enterprises to manage athletics revenue, NIL deals, sponsorships and media rights as it modernizes its business model.
Rutgers taps Redus to lead women’s basketball program
Adding another hire from LSU, Gary Redus II is known for his recruiting prowess as well as helping to win the 2023 NCAA title.
Rutgers launches Athletic Excellence Fund for student-athletes
The initiative aims to support the collegiate players and boost Name, Image and Likeness efforts, scholarships and recruiting power.
Rutgers begins national search for new athletics director
The state university has engaged TurnkeyZRG, along with an internal advisory committee, to lead efforts to find a new AD to replace Pat Hobbs.
JAG Physical Therapy, Rutgers Athletics renew partnership
The fast-growing company, which recently opened its 150th facility, will continue to provide sports medicine and physical and occupational therapy services to student-athletes.
Hobbs resigns abruptly as Rutgers AD
“It is with great sadness that I am resigning as Athletic Director of Rutgers University effective immediately,” Pat Hobbs wrote in a letter to university President Jonathan Holloway.
Bubbakoo’s back as Rutgers Athletics’ ‘official burrito supplier’
Under the extended partnership, the Point Pleasant-born fast-casual restaurant will give fans a discount at its New Jersey and New York locations for any game that the Scarlet Knights win.
Rutgers, SHI extend stadium naming rights in Piscataway
“With each year, we see more and more opportunities to work together, not just around football and athletics, but campus wide," commented Rutgers Athletic Director Patrick Hobbs. "I look forward to continuing to grow this partnership in the years ahead.”
Prudential, Rutgers Athletics score new strategic partnership
Beyond serving as presenting sponsor for the men's and women's basketball teams, the Fortune 500 company will also provide access to financial education and fund investments accounts for student-athletes in a variety of sports.
Rutgers extends Schiano’s contract through 2030
Under the new deal, head football coach Greg Schiano’s compensation in 2024 will be $6.25 million — a $2.25 million raise from his previous $4 million annually.
