College basketball writer and news columnist for the Asbury Park Press & Gannett New Jersey. Associated Press Top 25 voter. Adjunct professor at Kean University
Asbury Park, United States (Local)
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Asbury Park Press PISCATAWAY – Steve Pikiell's reaction to the halftime buzzer is almost always the same.
When a group of friends with engineering chops debuted the Christmas Light Show on a residential street in Wall in December 2005, the Walt Disney
By: Jerry Carino
Asbury Park Press PISCATAWAY – It was the timeout that will live in infamy for Rutgers football.
By: Jerry Carino
Asbury Park Press Rutgers basketball coach Steve Pikiell did freshman phenom Ace Bailey a favor by scheduling a homecoming game for him.
Rutgers football's longest-tenured player stayed loyal through a coaching change, a brutal injury and a diminished role. He's got one thing left to do
By: Jerry Carino
Three-minute read Asbury Park Press At age 16, Howell resident Veer Yadav started volunteering at CentraState Medical Center in Freehold Township.
By: Jerry Carino
Asbury Park Press Since the Rutgers basketball schedule got released in September, the site of the Jan. 25 game against Michigan State has been listed as “TBD,” to be determined.
By: Jerry Carino
Nicole Guzzardi knows the struggle of being a young single mother. Now her SMART Foundation has given out 250 Thanksgiving meals to other single moms.
By: Jerry Carino
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By: Jerry Carino
Three-minute read Asbury Park Press It's every parent's worst after-school nightmare: Their child gets hit by a car on the way home from school.
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