Greg Schiano took over as head coach after Terry Shea's termination. Despite some early recruiting successes, his first four years resulted in losing seasons. However, in 2005, the team achieved its first winning season since Graber's 7-win, 4-loss campaign in 1992, notching a rematch bowl berth against Arizona State in the 2005 Insight Bowl. In that game, Rutgers lost in a shootout 45–40 but was led by a 100-yard rushing performance from freshman running back named Ray Rice. In 2006, Rutgers began the season with nine straight wins, culminating in a momentous 18-point comeback victory against the 3rd-ranked Louisville Cardinals in what became known as the "Pandemonium In Piscataway" game. Kicker Jeremy Ito sealing the 28-25 win with a late field goal.