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Creighton will face Rutgers in the College Basketball Crown quarterfinal on April 2 at MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas.
A win would pit Creighton against the Stanford‑West Virginia winner in the semifinals on FOX.
The championship game is scheduled for April 5 at 4:30 p.m. Central on FOX.
Creighton entered the Crown tournament with a 15-17 record and a notable postseason history.
Rutgers stands at 14-19 this season with a 4-12 record away from home.
Josh Dix and Nik Graves are among the leaders for Creighton, contributing in scoring and assists.
Creighton has a prior postseason presence and is one of 11 schools to appear in every postseason since 2015-16.
Creighton holds a 1-0 all-time record against Rutgers, with a win in 2015.
The College Basketball Crown event will feature other games in Las Vegas, including Oklahoma vs. Colorado and Baylor vs. Minnesota.
Ticket inquiries for Creighton's fan block can be directed to the university’s ticket office.

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Rutgers wins the rubber game of the series, securing its first Big Ten series victory in 2026 with an 8-6 win over Michigan State.
Freshman pitcher Chris Sand pitched a strong rubber-game, allowing the Spartans an early home run but keeping Rutgers ahead.
Rutgers capitalized on a fourth-inning rally and a fifth-inning cushion to extend the lead.
Ryan Jaros delivered a clutch two-run single to widen Rutgers' lead.
Trey Wells showcased smart baserunning, scoring from second on a no-man's land infield hit.
Rutgers stole a run in the seventh with a well-executed double steal.
Game 1 saw Rutgers score 9-4, capitalizing on Michigan State defensive miscues.
Peyton Bonds was a consistent spark, going 4-for-4 with three runs in Game 1.
Rutgers' bullpen, led by Vincent Borghese, delivered three scoreless innings to close the win.
Rutgers will host Monmouth in a standalone midweek game on Tuesday.

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Rutgers defeats Bellarmine 21–8 to close its non-conference slate at SHI Stadium.
Colin Kurdyla powered Rutgers with four goals and five assists in the game.
Kurdyla's recent stretch produced 20 points across two games, surpassing 100 career points.
Rutgers' offense benefited from balanced scoring across multiple players.
Rutgers dominated ground balls and caused turnovers to seize control.
John Scarelli won 14 of 18 faceoffs to help Rutgers secure possession advantage.
Cardin Stoller made seven saves to anchor the Rutgers defense.
Rutgers built an early 7–0 lead en route to a dominant win.
The win sets up a Big Ten opener against Ohio State next weekend.
Rutgers recorded a 53–21 ground-ball advantage and 22 of 32 faceoffs won.

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