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Rutgers Football Signs 21 Recruits, Boosts Quarterback Depth
4 Dec
Summary
- Rutgers football signed 21 new players during the early signing period.
- The class includes a new quarterback, Xavier Stern, with impressive high school stats.
- Rutgers maintains focus on development despite transfer portal challenges.
Rutgers football has officially welcomed 21 new members as part of its early signing period class, reinforcing Coach Greg Schiano's vision of a developmental program. This group of recruits spans nine states and aims to strengthen various positions, including a notable addition at quarterback.
The new class features Xavier Stern, a 6-foot-6 quarterback from Pennsylvania, who set school records in high school and brings significant size and talent to the quarterback room. Stern is expected to compete for the starting position, adding depth alongside returning players as Rutgers navigates a competitive quarterback landscape.
Despite the increasing prevalence of the transfer portal, Schiano and his staff remain dedicated to developing talent within the program. Rutgers has also established a dedicated personnel staff to evaluate potential transfers, aiming to fill immediate needs while balancing long-term player development. The athletic department is actively fundraising to support these recruiting efforts.
