⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Pick/market: I can't believe you did this....When you are on a streak you respect the streak.

- QB/OL: Next year's offense will be a mystery big time..

- Pick/market: Recalling what I learned in Health Class over 50 years ago, adding to my own experience in workouts, coaching, and just plain living....in reading the posts over the past 4 games I thought I...

- TE/LB: With Turner in the middle of the 3 LB set, that has Bones blowing up TE on run plays and Hardy running with the TE pass...the kicker is when you take Turner out of...

- Pick/market: I suspect (don’t know) it’s because Wyatt is still rounding into playing shape and working to find a role at LB here.

- LB: Byron Baldwin is too good to only play 27 snaps in a close game.

- TE: From the eye test I would rather have Baldwin trying to blow up a TE block than Turner.

- TE: Because NW is a power run team first that features 2 TE and runs the ball 66% of the time.

- OL/RB: Fernando was not totally lights out his first 4 games last season, but was a steady progression all year, with confidence building along the way.

- Pick/market: I rewatched the first half last night and I think last year's team would've been up 31-0 or 35-0 at half.

- Pick/market: Indiana football is 4-0.

- WR: I was surprised when we punted in the 1st qtr on 4th and 6 from the 42.

- OL/DL: Sure, but it's fair to be concerned even at this point, as many were after that ODU game when a seasoned O-line like we has struggled at the goal line.

- OL/LB: Last years o-line got stood up by ODU mutliple times and were a finalist for the Moore Award.

- Intel: Obviously we were spoiled but that doesn’t make this any less troubling for this team.

- DB: Our receivers are likely more "talented" this season, but Hoover does not have a Cooper or Sarratt.

- LB: There was also one that looked like he three behind Marsh on a slant.

- LB: When Fernando dropped back, it wasn't a question of if the pass will be completed, but more "to whom" and "for how many yards." Hoover will likely pass 1000 yards for the season in...

- OL/LB: We sensed that there would be changes on the OL, but relieved that they seem to be gelling and improving as a unit.

- OL/LB: This week will be a terrific litmus test for the RU O line.

- OL/LB: Starting to look like Jim Turner might not be such a bad OL coach after all.

- OL: Some interesting thoughts here...I'm in the minority but I really like Chin at tackle.

- OL: If they can continue to improve, we should have some fun games

- LB: Great comments by all on the board, but, not to defend GS for the UMASS debacle, but UMASS May turn out to be one of the most improved teams in college football this season...

- Pick/market: PISCATAWAY, N.J.

- WR: BetOnline doesn't have Duff among the 19 listed candidates for the Heisman.

- OL: They missed the UMASS game.

- RB/LB: Indy probably lost a major player for the next game when Turbo (their RB) went down, but I think the bigger problem is that both of their lines are much bigger and more effective...

- OL/RB: Was looking at the size of both teams up front and honestly it’s not as bad of a matchup as I thought.

- Defense: That's why this game needs to be looked at within the context of the USC game (which was encouraging).

- After Rutgers' 58-7 win over Howard, Greg Schiano said the offense had 10 turnovers in its first three 2026 games but none against Howard, while Rutgers forced three. He tied the improvement to players and coaches staying focused on their individual jobs; he did not announce a new scheme for Indiana. - Schiano said quarterback Dylan Lonergan was decisive against Howard and did not force plays when reads were absent. He said forcing plays had been an issue for both Lonergan and A.J. earlier. This is his postgame evaluation, not a confirmed starter decision for Indiana.

- Against Howard, Rutgers started Chris Vigna at left tackle, Tyler Needham at left guard, Terrence Salami at center, Kobe Asamoah at right guard and Mo Giwa at right tackle. Everett Small rotated at left tackle on the third series and right tackle on the fourth. This is observed first-half line use, not a permanent depth chart. - Dylan Lonergan started for Rutgers against Howard and went 3-for-3 on the opening drive, then connected with Ben Black for 13 yards and KJ Duff for a 77-yard gain on the first two scoring drives. These are first-half plays after two rough starts, not a full-game quarterback evaluation. - Rutgers defensive back Bradlee Jones intercepted Howard twice in the first half, including a diving grab in the second quarter. The halftime report credits his reads but supplies no lineup promotion or full-game turnover total.

- Pick/market: Antwan Raymond leaps over a defender for the touchdown.

- Pick/market: Clay Thevenin runs it in for the touchdown!

- Pick/market: With RU football sucking so much, thus far, my motivation to post weather stuff here (or anything) is at a low, but since you asked, I just made the post below a little while...

- Pick/market: A 77-yard touchdown pass from Lonergan to Duff.

- Pick/market: A 13-yard touchdown run by Antwan Raymond puts Rutgers up 38-7.