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- RB: If we could combine Kyson's ball security and scheme competence with Jason's running talent and body composition, we'd have the ultimate Brown at RB.

- RB: When you have 7 backs do you really have a solid starter

- Cover 3 explicitly selected Arizona State's team total over 17.5 against Texas A&M, with the speaker expecting the Sun Devils to reach 20 points against that defense. This is the number quoted in the Week 2 episode, not a verified current line or a fresh recommendation. - The speaker preferred Arizona State's scoring total while expressing concern that Texas A&M's offense could still score heavily. The stated lean therefore targets Arizona State's own output, not an Arizona State spread pick or a full-game total.

- QB: Despite what may happen tomorrow, I'm feeling good about our London game.

- QB/LB: They usually play very tight games before unprecedented late game collapse.

- The staff preview describes Arizona State's offensive line as largely new and flags communication in Kyle Field's crowd as a concern. It also notes the early kickoff corresponds to 9 a.m. in Arizona. These are matchup and preparation concerns; the article reports no new injury, lineup designation or observed communication failure this week. - The Texas A&M writers expect Arizona State's defense to pose a stronger test than Missouri State and do not expect a repeat of the Aggies' 50-point opener. One forecast favors a lower-scoring game while both rosters integrate newcomers. No betting total or independently supported scoring projection is supplied, so this is staff opinion rather than an actionable under price.

- OL: I honestly think our interior offensive line is going to create enough push for us to stay ahead of the chains and give them something to think about.

- QB/LB: I feel like you're leaving out the run game, in which I feel we have the advantage.

- Injury: A couple new season-ending injuries: Okie State loses their starting left tackle, jacob Sexton.

- Game breakdown: He reminded me of a qb who couldn't hit a basic pass until game three.

- Game breakdown: Very poor QB evaluations/decisions since arriving at FSU.

- Arizona State's rushing system was described as RPO-based inside or outside zone, but the writer expected less of the quarterback zone-read component with dropback passer Cutter Boley than the offense had previously used. - Arizona State's large interior line was assessed as capable of displacing defenders once engaged but vulnerable through upright guard play and limited center agility, with the writer also questioning its lighter tackles' lateral movement and favoring Texas A&M's more athletic front in this matchup.

- Arizona State first-team quarterback Cutter Boley opened the first 11-on-11 period with two short completions to Reed Harris and a contested catch by Omarion Miller amid three nearby defenders, showing production in that specific practice series rather than establishing a game-level passing trend. - Arizona State second-team quarterback Mikey Keene had two throws go out of bounds during his team-period drive and was limited to short completions against the reserve defense, with the report continuing to list Boley first and Keene second. - Arizona State receivers Omarion Miller and Jalen Moss caught touchdowns from Boley during the indoor two-on-two segment, which was a limited drill rather than the full-team period. - Arizona State safety Lyrik Rawls intercepted Boley's third-down pass intended for Raiden Vines-Bright over the middle in the final first-team period, after the defense forced an incompletion and a short quarterback scramble. - Arizona State used Jalen Moss, Raiden Vines-Bright and Jaren Hamilton as kickoff returners during Wednesday's preparation for Texas A&M.

- Arizona State's rebuilt offensive line was assessed as large but less agile inside and vulnerable to power at tackle, with the author identifying interior quickness, edge leverage and protection communication in Kyle Field noise as threats rather than already observed matchup outcomes. - Arizona State quarterback Cutter Boley was credited with strong arm talent and prior SEC experience but described as limited in mobility and susceptible to sacks and dangerous throws under pressure, making protection particularly important to the passing outlook. - Arizona State receivers Omarion Miller and Reed Harris were characterized as catch-radius and play-strength targets who gain yards by breaking tackles, with the article making their downfield opportunities conditional on holding off the rush instead of settling for contested boundary fades.

- Arizona State defensive lineman MyKeil Gardner will miss the 2026 season following Achilles surgery, according to the Wednesday practice report. - Arizona State cornerback Nigel Pringle is out for the season with a core injury suffered in the Camp Tontozona scrimmage, while the report could not disclose details on other limited or absent players under the team's reporting policy. - Arizona State lineman Brent Helton was not observed at practice, Wade Helton and Rob Lapuaho were listed with the first offense at right guard, and the staff used loud indoor crowd noise to prepare communication for Kyle Field rather than reporting a confirmed injury explanation for Brent's absence. - Arizona State used a four-defensive-end front during its closing two-minute drill, moving Roman Pitre and Clayton Smith inside with Jalen Thompson and Albert Smith on the edges. - Arizona State receivers Omarion Miller and Reed Harris combined for 14 catches, 239 yards and three touchdowns in the opener, making them established early production sources before a Texas A&M secondary that Hines Ward described as athletic and solid.

- Elko described Arizona State's offense under Kenny Dillingham and Marcus Arroyo as explosive and cautioned that Texas A&M's tackling against Missouri State was not enough evidence to judge its readiness for this tougher test.

- QB: I asked Chat GPT as I was curious and lazy to look up the QBR calculations on ESPN Here is the response: “QBR isn’t the same as traditional passer rating.

- WR: If they get a rise out of something a WR in the two deep says about the volume of their crowd, so be it.

- Pick/market: Contain their qb and force him to throw we win 35-21

- QB: I have waited 4 years to see Dilly call plays and he didn't disappoint.

- OL/LB: Lots to work on which is expected, BUT this is the first game I can think of where we destroyed an inferior opponent that we were supposed to.

- Coaching: "It was good to get him out there, get a feel for the game.

- TE/LB: Not much can be taken away from a game against Morgan State, but here's what I learned...

- QB: watching him on Sat nite during game..post game ringing the bell........and listening to his comment post game, he is a Solid kid........team 1st, gives all the credit to the team and his play makers...

- Pick/market: Afternoon Dust, scoring so much last night was fun.

- QB: "The only reason we made the cfp is because skatt decided to just start screaming at leavitt to give him the rock.

- QB: It's just that the most glaring single deficiency after Travis has been at QB.

- Pick/market: 35-27 ASU With a non offensive touchdown and a 2-1 TO battle win

- QB: Keene would’ve been better if he had Harris and Miller too though.

- Offense: After rewatching the game, I really do like the WildMack formation!

- Pick/market: Gotta avoid third-and-long by running it and/or run-replacing decently well in the quick game and also gotta be willing to take shots on non-conventional downs early and actually hit 1 or 2 to make...

- QB: The hate for a OC that won a conference championship and berth into the CFP is pretty impressive.

- RB: I’ve been thinking of that and trying not to live in the past too much.

- RB: It's hard to hire a good coach when your then AD's head was up their arse

- QB/LB: the “he struggles against really dynamic QB’s” no **** Sherlock so does everyone else, that’s what makes them really good lol.

- QB: Even against the run though it didn’t feel like we were in the backfield as much as I would have expected

- Offense: ▪️ 3 Interceptions ▪️ 1 Tackle ▪️ 223 Yards of Total Offense Allowed @e_jakobi | @SouthernMissFB | @SunBeltFB

- QB: Highest graded QB performances in the Sun Belt, Week 1 per PFF: 🤯 Cameran Brown, GSU: 88.0 🍽️ Lunch Winfield, UL: 84.0 3️⃣ Trey Owens, ASU: 80.4

- QB/LB: I watched their highlights this morning and was very impressed by how athletic their QB Marcel Reed is.

- RB: I noticed two occasions where RVB made a good block and then the next play was rewarded with a screen attempt and then the fade in the endzone.

- Pick/market: about shortening the game and 4 rb touchdowns.

- QB/LB: It was a great game and we won they way most of us would have liked.

- RB/TE: The OT are going to need tight end and RB chip blocks to the outside before the get out into their patterns.

- QB: its really smart because it eliminates one point of fumble failure from our QB that has below average finger strength

- QB/LB: CKD may not want Boley to make that pass but I like the moxey that led to it.

- QB/LB: Sam is a good QB, however he is an out-of-system guy who runs too much.

- QB: The way Albert fired off the line on the Clayton sack was unbelievable.

- RB: we didn't get to see who is #8 on the RB depth chart

- WR: They said he should have had it but that it was also thrown behind him.

- Offense: I have to guess that it did help his PFF score!

- LB: We pretty much did all of this minus the one Boley strip sack.

- QB: a couple early lapses in judgement (when our tackles were letting everyone into the backfield with no appointment) but he's pulled it together nicely

- QB: Announcers tried their best to gaslight everyone that they had a chance in the 1st Q.

- QB/DL: yes he had a really good rush that made the QB move up right into Clayton Smith for a sack

- QB: He had the fumble and then the int that was overturned on review.

- WR: I thought WR blocking really jumped out as a strength tonight.