⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Arizona's rebuilt receiver and tight end rooms looked good throughout spring, with Illinois transfer Cole Ruskey joining a group that expects Tyler Powell back from injury. - The offensive line showed promise despite limited starting experience, but the positive evaluation came in shells and remains unproven under full game conditions. - Safety injuries disrupted the spring competition after four players moved to the next level, creating extra work for returner Gavin Honer and walk-on Quinnelson. - Wesley Yarborough had a strong spring at running back while Craig and Rescigno were out, and Cornelius Warren gives the room a different style from the other options.

- Strong continuity, OL/LB depth solid; 7-win floor if running game works and healthy.

- 2026 targeting penalties: 1st disqualification allows next-game play; 2nd requires first-half miss; 3rd requires full-game miss. - Leg coverings mandatory top-shoe to pants-bottom.

- Rhino natural guard with strong movement; offensive line looking good early spring.

- Arizona OL/DL added significant size; power clean numbers show improvement, need edge rushers to break out.

- Senior O-line leaders, improved WRs/RBs, D-line solid, LBs better, DBs unproven but have capable starters.