⚡ CFB Dashboard

- RB/LB: If you have to go into the offseason and search for just a LB and DT in the portal you are in fantastic shape.

- Offense: What’s crazy is I think his ability to get the 4 records he has left might hinge on how good the defense is.

- OL/LB: This game worries me dabo, and the defense will expose our offensive line.

- Intel: Terrific ball placement (pause) on that route/throw by Nickel.

- RB: After a breaking off one the longest runs in UM history his Freshman year, Jordan earned the starting RB role his Sophomore year, got hurt and was never healthy all year.

- RB: NEW @WideRightPod - Miami's Slot Machine, the RB Audition and Death Valley

- TE: Sheeez, that boy look like a extra jumbo tight end the way he carries that weight is crazy..

- OL/DL: Insert Mensah and that OL and DL are physically ready for a natty run.

- Pick/market: We are playing without Lucas, Frederique & Antoine, and Damari didn’t play yesterday, which means 4 of our top 5 DBs are out.

- RB: Sliding Cantwell inside is the play, he's not ready to be a starting tackle.

- OL: Congdon and Meriweather did quite well and have that massive size.

- DL: Hes a top 10 pick at worst if he declares, and the #1 portal Edge (or overall defensive player) if he enters.

- RB: Lyle has come too far & fought too hard for CWH to f this up for him!

- Pick/market: Miami Hurricanes star-studded running back Mark Fletcher was resting during last night's 52-3 win over the Central Michigan Chippewas.

- Offense: remarkab.e the number of snaps for the backups.

- Defense: It’s quite simple.

- Offense: He had a great seal block on Mallory's TD and IIRC, he pulled on another Mallory run and he ended up stacking two defenders.

- OL/LB: Perhaps you, me, and several other posters knew it was going to be a rebuilding year for the o-line, but many other posters didn’t think we would miss a beat.

- OL: Unfortunately, I fear the Gates are well positioned for an undefeated regular season run.

- In Clemson's 2026 win at Cal, freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds threw an interception on a broken-protection flea flicker and lost a fumble under pressure that Cal returned for its only touchdown. These were game turnovers, not an announced quarterback change. - Clemson's line struggled in pass protection at Cal but opened a season-high 255 rushing yards; Gideon Davidson ran for a career-high 159, including a late 75-yard touchdown, the takeaways report. The contrast is an observed game result, not a permanent run-first shift. - Clemson's secondary, led by Ashton Hampton and Elliot Washington II, held Cal quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele to 119 passing yards; the defense recorded two sacks and two takeaways. This is Friday's game performance, not proof of a new coverage package.

- RB: Clemson goes shift to disguise direct snap to the RB in the low red zone twice in a row to finish this drive.