⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Rutgers' official Howard recap records 534 total yards, with 268 passing and 266 rushing, and no sacks allowed in the 58-7 win. Dylan Lonergan finished 12-for-17 for 214 yards and two touchdowns; Antwan Raymond ran for 140 yards and three scores. These are full-game figures against Howard, not a settled quarterback decision for Indiana. - Rutgers posted a season-high four sacks against Howard. Keshon Griffin forced a fumble on a sack, DJ Allen recovered it, and Moses Walker had 2.5 tackles for loss and half a sack. These are observed Howard-game defensive results, not a new scheme or a forecast for Indiana.

- QB/OL: Lots of wind and a quarterback who likes to throw it to the other team - could be closer than we hope.

- OL/DL: Bobby and Kristian, thanks for all the answers to my questions, really appreciated!

- OL/LB: The offensive line was pretty settled at six players this past weekend and was overall solid against one of the best defensive lines it will face this season.

- OL: I don't have as much of a problem with rotating if that is the plan.

- Rutgers linebacker Abram Wright started against USC after missing the first two games of 2026 and recorded four tackles, but he did not play every defensive snap. The writer wants the Howard game used to build toward a fuller workload; this is not a staff announcement that he will take every snap against Howard. - The Rutgers report identifies true freshman Devonte Anderson as the current No. 3 cornerback and describes him as a boundary fit. The writer sees a chance for him to reach the top two by season's end if he develops through game reps; that is a projection, not an announced promotion for the Howard game. - Rutgers' Chris Vigna started at left guard against UMass, then spent time at both tackle spots over the next two games. He did not start against USC but still played, and the report leaves his eventual position unsettled. More Howard snaps are the writer's proposed evaluation opportunity, not a confirmed new starting assignment.

- Injury: this time it wasn’t on Dart that he was doing something risky, it was on poor offensive line performance from yesterday

- Injury: Bobby, good article on the mixing of positions on the offensive line!

- OL: Forget the players the biggest flobs this season are the two new coaches Travis Johansen (Defensive Coordinator) and Jim Turner (offensive line).

- OL: with the exception of that stupid *** 4 down call , the entire play calling was so much more open with throws to the flat /a screen and use of Raymond.

- OL/LB: According to the Rutgers official site Abram Wright (#6) started over Sean Allison (#41) at linebacker and Everett Small (#54) over Chris Vigna (#67) at left guard.

- QB/OL: Obviously, you have never seen Jakob Andersen under center

- OL/DL: I thought the oline did ok but I didn't see a great effort by dline

- OL: Yes, a tough loss but Rutgers played surprisingly well yesterday.

- OL: We'd have presnap motion if only we had more NIL and a better fieldhouse.

- Pick/market: Playing well .

- OL: Meanwhile....the offensive line has played well today I think.

- QB/OL: Agree with all the comments, exciting game, and two really bad passes by Lonergan killed momentum, taking away chances to score points, when driving the ball down the field.