The Rutgers basketball season has come to an end. After days of consideration, the program made it official. The Scarlet Knights announced that they will not participate in postseason tournaments this year.

The most disappointing season in Rutgers basketball history is officially over. The Scarlet Knights (15-17, 8-12) “will not participate in any postseason tournaments,” the program announced Sunday morning in a statement obtained by NJ Advance Media.

Ace Bailey was No. 2 recruit in the country last year, behind Cooper Flagg. Dylan Harper No. 3. They both went to Rutgers and missed March Madness.

With a loss to USC in the Big 10 Tournament, Rutgers is putting an end to one of its most iconic basketball seasons in program history. In doing so, the school decision likely ends the collegiate careers of star freshmen Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey,

Basketball fans hoping to see more of Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper taking the court might have to wait until they are in the NBA. Jerry Carino of the Asbury Park Press relayed a Sunday statement from the Rutgers men's basketball program that revealed the Scarlet Knights will not participate in the NIT or the College Basketball Crown this season.