Rutgers freshman Dylan Harper became the first player to record a triple-double for the school since 1983. This feat adds on to the growing list of reasons why Harper will be one of the top choices, if not the top choice,

Rutgers is back in the win column just in time for a potential season-shifting stretch to restart Big Ten play. The Scarlet Knights earned a much-needed 91-64 win over a Columbia team in the midst of its best start to the season in 55 years.

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The Brooklyn Nets don't have a star too far, as Rutgers freshman Dylan Harper put on a show yesterday vs. Columbia.

Dylan Harper grabbed a defensive rebound late in Rutgers basketball's comfortable win over Columbia Monday. The packed house of 8,000 fans at Jersey Mike's Arena roared. Then he fed fellow freshman Ace Bailey for a layup on the other end.

PISCATAWAY— Ace Bailey scored 24 points, fellow freshman Dylan Harper recorded the first triple-double for Rutgers since 1983 and the Scarlet Knights beat Columbia 91-64 on Monday night. Harper grabbed his 10th rebound with 5:05 remaining in the second half and he found Bailey for a layup at the other end for his 10th assist to secure the program’s first triple-double since star center Roy Hinson had 24 points,

Rutgers needed a win on Monday night. Dylan Harper took the floor with this in mind and played like he was determined to get it done for the Scarlet Knights. Harper logged the first triple-double for Rutgers in four decades as Rutgers cruised past Columbia,