There are 119 colleges which play division 1A football and as of
11/9/2008 Rutgers is ranked between #64 and #70 (depending on the
raniking system). There are over 4,000 degree-granting colleges in the
U.S. and I suspect that most of them have math departments. For a
number of years, Rutgers has been recognized (and ranked!) as having
one of the top 20 (maybe even 15!) math departments in the country.

Doron Zeilberger is one of the important reasons this is so. He
studies how computers and people can discover and prove mathematical
statements. He is a Board of Governors Professor of Mathematics and
has won a number of significant awards, including the Lester Ford
Award of the Mathematical Association of American (an award for
expository excellence), the Leroy Steele Award of the American
Mathematical Society (an award for significant contribution to
mathematical research), and the Euler Medal of the Instutite of
Combinatorics, also an award for research excellence. He has worked
with a continuing sequence of excellent graduate students and
collaborators, and his enthusiasm and intelligence illuminate all of
his mathematical activities.