⚡ CFB Dashboard

- QB/WR: The reason Todd looked back at the QB is because he was in zone and would eventually have let the WR go, leaving it all on the safety.

- RB: It's too late for the football team to add someone.

- Offense: Definitely want to see the passing game take more vertical shots.

- QB: We need Deion to save us from him like he did with the scrub, Kasen Weisman.

- QB/LB: It's been a hot minute, but I think I recall the broad strokes.

- Against Arizona State in London, Kansas replaced Austin Alexander with Syeed Gibbs after early completions against Alexander. The review credits Gibbs with a deep pass breakup and says Roman Pearson also rotated for Gibbs. This was an observed in-game secondary adjustment, not a confirmed permanent depth-chart change. - Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall said he asked coaches at halftime to use passing concepts already planned for the Arizona State game. The review reports an up-tempo second-half response while trailing by 17, with 195 of KU's 235 passing yards coming after halftime. This describes use of existing concepts, not a newly installed offense. - The Kansas review says inside runs were frequently stopped against Arizona State, while outside zone found success, especially on the second drive. It also identifies disrupted snap timing between Isaiah Marshall and Kasen Carpenter and back-foot throws as execution problems. These are the writer's game-specific observations, not announced personnel changes.

- QB/OL: I thought, other than the snaps (which, admittedly, are a really, really critical part), the blocking was better yesterday.

- In Kansas's 2026 loss to Arizona State, the article reports that Kansas held the Sun Devils to 95 passing yards, 3.1 yards per rush and 4-of-17 on third downs. Kansas nearly doubled Arizona State's yardage and first downs, so the loss was not simply evidence that its defense could not get stops. - Kansas failed to convert those advantages against Arizona State: the article records 0-for-3 on fourth downs, a missed field goal, a red-zone fumble and a red-zone interception, despite a punt-return touchdown. These are game-specific finishing and turnover failures, not an announced quarterback, kicker or play-calling change.

- QB/LB: Not sure what he said in interview, but sometime the player just doesn’t listen and screws up and the coach will take the hit for the kid.

- RB: @JK I know Lance said Amachree was going to miss a good chunk of the year.

- QB: Whole premise of my argument was he wasn’t perfect but he was one of the best qb’s to play for KU.

- OL: I thought Kotelnicki from the start would have to be creative in moving the ball in large part because I wasn't sold on the offensive line before the season.

- Pick/market: Was wondering the same thing given they put Micah Johnson out there on 4th and 1 after Willis went out.

- Pick/market: Or maybe we should quit whining about the schedule and try wining a ******* game against a rival.

- Pick/market: In my mind, it makes perfect sense if the problem is a young QB needing to just play and not overthink.

- QB: STs, clock mismanagement, not knowing when to go/kick, penalties, etc has nothing to do with a QB or NIL $ LL gets all those things wrong with staggering consistency year after year

- RB: Was actually impressed with Edwards who was running really patient picking his spots - dude also got a lot stronger etc - looks more like a Devin type RB vs prior years..

- Offense: I respect your opinions but I think you have this one backwards.

- QB: Since I couldn't sleep last night I was up watching ESPN and they had a 30 for 30 with Charlie Ward.

- OL: Not to mention, we get a sack and a fumble and their offensive line catches it.

- QB: I’m kind of baffled by anybody saying he was a good QB today.

- Injury: As aggravating a loss as we have had in quite some time.

- Pick/market: If they can figure out how to get Zeke settled and get the OL stabilized, they might get to 4 wins this season vs the likely 2-10 they're headed toward.