⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Penn State's unofficial opener depth chart listed Rocco Becht as the top quarterback, with Alex Manske, Connor Barry, Kase Evans, and Jack Lambert behind him. - Penn State's running back group was presented as a three-way lead picture with Carson Hansen, James Peoples, and Quinton Martin all carrying 'or' designations. - Tight end Gabe Burkle was practicing after missing spring with a torn ACL, but Matt Campbell called him doubtful for the opener and more likely to debut at Temple in Week 2. - Penn State had offensive-line availability questions with Dominic Rulli dealing with offseason injuries and Vaea Ikakoula working back after missing time. - Linebacker Alex Tatsch was also working back from injury and was described by Campbell as doubtful for the opener, while Jeremiah Cooper was expected to play as he returns in the secondary.

- Penn State opened the Matt Campbell era with three straight scoring drives against Marshall, going field goal, Rocco Becht to Koby Howard touchdown, and Becht to Brett Eskildsen touchdown. - Penn State quarterback Rocco Becht hit Koby Howard for a 42-yard touchdown on third-and-3 and later found Brett Eskildsen for a 25-yard touchdown. - Penn State's defense forced four consecutive Marshall punts to open the game, including a three-and-out on the first possession and a Caleb Bacon third-down sack in the second quarter. - Penn State's announced defensive starters included Josiah Zayas in the secondary and Malachi Goodman on the offensive line, matching notable first-career-start notes from the opener. - Penn State listed LaVar Arrington II among unavailable players, with the report noting he was walking with one crutch after a lower-body medical procedure.

- Audavion Collins returns as a projected starting Penn State cornerback after starting all 13 games in 2025 and playing the fourth-most defensive snaps on the team. - Collins has been tracked above 23 mph and pairs that speed with an aggressive willingness to support the run and attack receiver screens. - Penn State's quarterbacks and receivers regard Collins as a difficult practice matchup because he can cover both routes in high-low concepts without being manipulated by the quarterback's eyes. - Collins called 2026 his best offseason after increasing his film work under D'Anton Lynn, while Penn State retained most of a cornerback room that projects as a defensive strength.

- QB/DB: Penn State QB Rocco Becht earlier today: - reflection on his journey to this point - chemistry w/ C Brock Riker - praise for a buzzy CB - thoughts on young wide receivers -...