⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Pick/market: “We must rush for over 200 yards.” Former Baylor OL Blake Blackmar previews Colorado and explains why the Bears need to establish the run, dominate the trenches and make a statement in Saturday’s Big...

- QB/OL: With Tezino out, I'm hoping they see CUs OL as not too difficult & let Hosea rest to give younger guys some reps.

- At Baylor's September 21, 2026 availability, Dave Aranda said DJ had improved and looked ready after being held out because he could not adequately protect himself with pocket movement. Monday practice had not yet occurred, so this was Aranda's readiness assessment rather than a proven full workload. Quarterback running and scrambling remain part of the intended offense. - Aranda said Porter had the green light for Baylor's Colorado week and Devin Turner and Logan Moore were returning. Turner's return would allow more movement and matchup options, with Aranda expecting to feature Micah more after his defensive and special-teams work. The coach did not specify a new starting order or snap allocation. - Aranda said Baylor's run blockers could move defenders against base looks but struggled to identify and handle slants, stunts and twists. Correct identification and coordinated pickups are the immediate corrections; one-on-one movement alone has not produced a dependable run game. - Aranda said Ryland needs to play more because he can add explosive gains to Baylor's running game, which has often produced four- or five-yard runs. This is the coach's stated desire for a larger role, not a confirmed starting change or a quantified carry split. - Baylor must improve coordinated rush lanes against mobile quarterbacks, Aranda said. He accepted a seven-yard gain on third-and-15 against Cover 2 because it still forced a punt, but said other escapes occurred when one rusher stopped working with the four-man unit. Keeping all four rushers coordinated is a current correction priority.

- Pick/market: NEW: The O-line didn't give up a sack, Finley set a career high, and Kukuk graded at 70.6 — still a 17-point loss though PFF grades from Tech's 36-19 defeat at Baylor.

- QB/OL: QB Nate Bennett talks about what he saw from Baylor's offensive line on Saturday "Offensive line is a really hard position ...

- QB/OL: Quarterback Nate Bennett on the offensive line’s performance in the win over La Tech: “My faith never wavers in those dudes … I’m proud of those dudes.