It's a battle of freshman quarterbacks. Rutgers has Tom Savage, left, a 6-foot-5, 230-pounder who has eight touchdowns and one interception among 168 attempts. USF counters with B.J. Daniels, right, who leads it in rushing and has thrown 10 touchdowns and six interceptions. Rutgers has given up 22 sacks. USF will be without injured big-play receiver Carlton Mitchell. And it will try to contain Rutgers' big-play receiver, Tim Brown, who has five touchdowns and gains 21.9 yards per catch.
Greg Auman, Times staff writer
Last month, Cincinnati became the first team to beat the Bulls four years in a row. Rutgers can do the same tonight. Both teams are 6-2, needing one more win to be bowl eligible. Rutgers (1-2 Big East) could wind up in the St. Petersburg Bowl. Having played games in NFL stadiums in Tampa and Pittsburgh this season, the Bulls (2-2) practiced at Giants Stadium on Wednesday.
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