Tom Savage eyeing a return to Rutgers?

NEW YORK — Junior outside linebacker Khaseem Greene will return for his senior season at Rutgers. Greene announced his decision to remain out of the NFL Draft today at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York as his team prepares for the New Era Pinstripe Bowl Friday against Iowa State.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- It is bowl week, and Rutgers is four days away from its Pinstripe Bowl matchup with Iowa State at Yankee Stadium. One of the prime players for the Scarlet Knights could be tight end D.C. Jefferson who missed the regular season finale with a knee injury. He sent 1-on-1 with ScarletReport.com to talk about his injury, getting ready for a bowl game and more.

412 LaxWinter Fashion Week: 2012 Rutgers Warrior Regulator Gloves REGULATORS! For the Scarlet Knights. Weird, a school with a color in their nickname prominently features said color in their equipment. A sharp looking glove for a program that could just be a coaching change away. Does the white in the fingers remind you of bones or is that just us? This is a very different look...

NEW YORK -- Rutgers coach Greg Schiano meets the media in Manhattan as the Scarlet Knights arrive for bowl week. Schiano talks Khaseem Greene's decision to stay for his senior season, the quarterbacks situation and what makes the New Era Pinstripe Bowl special.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- Rutgers weakside linebacker Khaseem Greene made the move from safety in the offseason and it paid off in a big way. He was named the Big East co-defensive player of the year, was named to several All-America teams and is one of the most recognizable players on the team, and he went 1-on-1 with ScarletReport.com to discuss his year and getting a few days off for the holidays.

NEW YORK -- Arriving in Manhattan for the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, quarterbacks Gary Nova and Chas Dodd speak with ScarletReport.com about the battle for the starting job. ScarletReport.com also presents footage of coach Greg Schiano and the Scarlet Knights arriving at the Grand Hyatt in Manhattan.

Two weeks after being tabbed as the Big East’s co-Defensive Player of the Year, Khaseem Greene has revealed which direction his football future will take. And, somewhat unexpectedly, that future includes additional games for Rutgers beyond the bowl game later this week. At a press conference Monday afternoon, Greene announced that he will not make…