⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Intel: The Youtube link that the OG posted does not have that information--or at least not that my 71-year-old eyes can see.

- Missouri coach Eliah Drinkwitz said Ahmad Hardy still had not returned to practice or advanced beyond rehabilitation and confirmed Malae Fonoti would miss the rest of the season with a non-contact ACL injury, calling running-back depth the team's biggest depth-chart concern without establishing a Hardy return date. - Missouri lineman Cayden Green completed about three-quarters of the prior practice with an initially favorable response but still needed reassessment, while Jack Lange remained available after a first start that mixed good length and power with communication problems against edge pressure. - Missouri's early rushing problems included inadequate frontside stretch and backside collapse on wide zone plus missed movement calls on inside zone, with Drinkwitz describing a productive adjustment to the odd front but still demanding better quarterback protection and rushing execution against Kansas. - Missouri's defense must maintain disciplined pass-rush lanes against Marshall's throwing and scrambling ability, with Drinkwitz stressing sideline communication and in-game adjustments because the new Kansas coordinator-quarterback pairing supplies limited film.

- Pick/market: MU 45- KU 20 165 rushing yards.

- Pick/market: MU: 34 ku: 20 188 rush yards

- Eli Drinkwitz said Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy remains out of practice in rehabilitation and Malae Fonoti will miss the rest of the season after a non-contact ACL injury, leaving running-back depth his biggest roster concern. - Drinkwitz said offensive tackle Cayden Green completed roughly three quarters of Monday's practice but still needed his response assessed, with Jack Lange ready if needed after showing first-start communication issues. - Drinkwitz said Missouri must protect its quarterback better and attributed early zone-running problems against Pine Bluff to poor handling of defensive movement and insufficient frontside blocking before sideline adjustments helped. - Drinkwitz described Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall as an accurate downfield passer and dangerous runner, requiring Missouri to maintain pass-rush lanes while also defending his throws rather than simply concede the passing game.

- Missouri's offense roughly doubled its RPO rate under new coordinator Chip Lindsey, running 17 RPOs on 78 snaps after ranking bottom three in the SEC in RPO percentage in 2025. - The RPO emphasis appears designed to help new quarterback Austin Simmons by giving him familiar reads from prior heavy-RPO offenses and quicker decisions against apex defenders. - Missouri surprisingly did not lean heavily into 12 personnel against Arkansas-Pine Bluff despite offseason expectations and UAPB's deep Cover 2 and Cover 4 looks. - Missouri used multiple sniffer-set snaps after charting only eight all of last season, usually to create outside-zone runs with a moving lead blocker near enemy territory or the red zone.

- TE/LB: It seemed like they used more formations with the TE's off the LOS.