⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Kansas' biggest offensive variable is quarterback: Cole Ballard, Isaiah Marshall and Rice transfer Chase Jenkins all remained in the competition after spring without anyone clearly taking control. - The offense is expected to revisit option-oriented concepts while adding wrinkles from Kotelnicki's time at Penn State, but the staff must tailor that approach to personnel that no longer includes Jalon Daniels or Devin Neal. - Pickett in the slot and McMillan outside form the trusted top receiver pairing; Middle Tennessee transfer Nazie Cox and Keaton Kubecka are among the candidates for the next role. - The line retained Clements but still has three open starting spots, creating significant continuity risk around an unsettled quarterback.

- Spring practice will clarify depth chart competition at multiple positions.

- KU D-line looks good if ends stop dropping into coverage; Harris and Brinkley key pass rushers.

- Graves is reverse Flory—excellent offensive scorer/shooter/creator but has real defensive limitations.

- Playing multiple QBs rarely works; one starter should emerge to avoid confusion.

- Nickels has WR talent and body; interested in QB competition as summer topic.

- Flory fun defender but lacks back-to-basket game Self needs; conflicting on his departure.

- Ballard limited mobility game manager; staff inexcusable for not developing QB better than him; McComb saw opportunity elsewhere.

- OL: Swain would you guess Bonke and Paul would be given the chance to battle it out for the center spot and maybe bring in a third guy behind Paul.

- QB/LB: Spring practice is over for Kansas and the players are in their final weeks of weight lifting before the end of the spring semester.