Rutgers has experienced breakthrough moments at the national tournament as a program thanks to NCAA champions Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano. But when it comes to the Big Ten dual meet schedule, the Scarlet Knights are still waiting. Rutgers has had big wins since joining the conference – a victory over then-No. 4 Nebraska in 2015 stands out – but it still has yet to knock off a member of the conference’s royal class. The Scarlet Knights are 0-35-1 all-time against Big Ten powers Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio State and Penn State – a reality that weighs on head coach Scott Goodale as his No. 24-ranked Scarlet Knights prepare to face the No. 5 Buckeyes on Friday night at the Covelli Center in Columbus (7 p.m., BTN/FloWrestling). “I think about it all the time. I think about it from a coaching standpoint,” Goodale told NJ Advance Media. “Obviously we beat Nebraska…
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