⚡ CFB Dashboard

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

- 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.

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

- 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.

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

- 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...

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

- 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.

- Injury: Multiple NW OL's were holding the entire game but yes the RT was by far the most obvious.

- Pick/market: In hindsight and after a full rewatch, Indiana didn't play nearly as poorly as some of the angst out there.

- Injury: When he misses … he misses by a lot.

- Injury: My guess, only if one of them can pick up the blitz.

- Pick/market: Plenty of teaching moments already on tape.

- QB/LB: That was a dirty hit and im not surprised things got chippy cause it you did that to my QB im getting kicked out

- OL: Our offensive line better be ready for that matchup.

- QB: Oregons backup QB is starting for most teams.

- RB: 4 Hoosiers were tested by Northwestern, and lost their starting running back, but the backup filled in admirably to carry them to a win.

- After Indiana's 2026 Northwestern win, Curt Cignetti said 'Turbo' and 'Kobe' were down and 'BB' took 24 carries for 206 yards, mostly in the second half. Asked about Turbo's injury and return date, he said they would find out; the supplied transcript gives no diagnosis or timetable. - Cignetti said Indiana's right tackle and tight ends need to improve after its slow offensive start against Northwestern. He said the offense settled in and responded after halftime, but named no line or tight-end replacement. - Cignetti said Indiana pressured Northwestern's quarterback but failed to tackle him, including on a third-and-13 scramble. He described blitzing as a way to bring him down; this was a postgame diagnosis, not an announced future blitz-rate change. - Cignetti said Josh Hoover's designed play-action run against Northwestern adds a rushing dimension to Indiana's offense. He recalled a long Hoover run called back the previous week but did not announce a larger quarterback-run package.

- QB/DL: On obvious passing downs against a QB like Chiles (ultra athletic/mobile), we need to take the 275lb Edge players out or move one inside to DT and bring in more quick athletic defenders who...

- QB/LB: This is really the first time the bright light have come on full tilt this season, so I’m hopeful he’s just working through some nerves.

- Injury: The lack of discipline, and the drop off in QB and OL play is just jarring.

- TE/DL: Trevor Gibbs just got put in a blender on that edge blitz.

- TE: Not pursuing a veteran portal TE remains one of the biggest head scratchers since Cig has been here.

- WR/DB: The WR blocking is fantastic, and Beebe is running great.