⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Intel: No, Josh Hoover is not a problem for Indiana football so far #iufb

- DL/LB: Now that many have moved away from the edge of the cliff.

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

- QB/OL: not sure about all this, but next year will be without most of our Offensive line, QB etc....

- LB: Excited to announce The Peegs Postgame LIVE will be held at The Sip in Ellettsville Oct.

- LB: Cignetti's comment about how little Harris has been able to practice gave me some pause as to where he will be on the depth chart if/when he returns.

- QB/WR: Rewatching the first half, I think two of the misses to Marsh were at least a combination of the two, if not on Marsh altogether.

- 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.

- Intel: Appreciate the kind words — but in fairness to this entire thread topic, I remember what it was like to be a student reporter just a few years ago.

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

- Intel: im in class (out of state) and theres a group of guys talking SEC ball.

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

- Injury: The replay shows a plantar flexion injury, not typical of a high ankle sprain which usually has a rotatory mechanism of injury.

- QB/LB: Chiles or any running and elusive QB is kryptonite to any defense, not just a Haines defense.

- Injury: Would be shocked unless it’s the jumbo goal-line package.

- Coaching: I remember Dean Jackson on my eagles dropping the ball before crossing the goal line resulting in touchback.

- Pick/market: Playoff berths are only lost in the first 4 games.

- Pick/market: Love it Brother!

- LB: Who was ranked where in past years is wholly irrelevant to where they should be ranked this year.

- Offense: Its gets you within a field goal so if you get the ball back you dont have to drive the entire field and score a touchdown.

- Pick/market: As I have stated since before the PFF group , it is all subjective due to too many reasons not to accept them at face value...for instance, Lynch's overall grade is below 50% but...

- Pick/market: I read the story.

- WR: Typically, each of the 32 NFL have a primary return specialist on the roster.

- LB: I’m a senior in college and will be in Barcelona for fall break with a couple of my buddies who graduated.

- Coaching: This is like when someone is trying to introduce you to a girl and says she has a good personality as the main selling point

- Pick/market: Cig's first team at IU had 13 kids from his JMU squad that were able to help with the offense and defense and the culture Cig wanted to establish.

- Injury: Injuries aside, this team will go as far as their QB takes them.

- WR/DB: speaking of CBs, for some reason USC put in a freshman at CB last night.

- QB/LB: Pass defense starts with the defensive pressure on the QB, and in the 2nd half, we just couldn't contain Chiles as he often slipped out of tackles and rolled out to find open receivers.

- Intel: There was an Indy Star article that listed potential Mr.

- Pick/market: We know, from the pastings previous poor Rutgers teams gave to their FCS opponents, that those results don't mean much.

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

- Intel: The Above info game from "The NIL Standard" "The NIL Standard uses a proprietary multi-factor model to independently estimate player market values rather than relying on published private contract disclosures" How The Model WorksOn-Field...

- QB/LB: but the spring game is just one more scripted practice at best.

- Intel: NEVER stop being THE VOICE of INSANITY and DELUSION for the RU FB team.

- Pick/market: PISCATAWAY, N.J.

- LB: Let's face it, if we didn't beat Howard, GS would have likely been shown the door.

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

- Intel: NEVER stop being THE VOICE of ENTHUSIASM and HOPE for the RU FB team.

- 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.

- Intel: Gary Brackett with congratulations on Instagram for Coach, also, I don't know how to attach!

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

- Intel: The Nor’easter has you stuck at home with not much to do as well, I guess.

- 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. - Rutgers kicker Dane Pizaro made three field goals against Howard. Schiano praised his quick-rising kick trajectory, long-range leg and consistent operation, saying a fast-rising ball helps limit blocks; he made no guarantee about future attempts.

- 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.

- LB: There is definitely value in a win, getting a lot of players reps, maybe fixing a few things too.

- LB: Perhaps the first time we’ve ever agreed (exaggerating for effect).

- QB/DL: Completely agree and the fact they got those two DL eligible is big for them.

- QB/OL: Guessing Vigna has secured the starting Left Tackle position, at least for now.

- QB: Still couldn’t prevent long run by James nor contain a mobile QB.

- LB: I hereby declare my candidacy for head coach of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Football team.

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

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

- Pick/market: PISCATAWAY, N.J.

- 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.

- Intel: This is the prime opportunity to get kids live game reps.

- LB: A few sacks and an over-the-head snap for a 15 yard loss will do that.