⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Top Actionable Intel - Rutgers exited spring without any announced season-ending injuries; Greg Schiano described the spring health outcome as positive. - DT Zaire Angoy was approved for a sixth year and practiced with the team throughout spring, giving Rutgers another experienced defensive-line piece. - WR Jordan Houston won the most improved offensive player award, and the hosts expect him to have a real 2026 role based on the history of past award winners becoming contributors. - S Jesse Fierry won the most improved defensive player award and was described as a player who has drawn repeated praise from coaches and teammates.

- Pick/market: Oh, good, we can watch this year's Spring Game again.

- Spring Game likely returning next year; current spring-ending practice-only format anticlimactic.

- Practice: Noonan talked him and Gilley up when asked who was playing well at the STUD position.

- QB competition critical to determining 4-5 win vs 8-9 win season outcome.

- Rutgers' new defensive staff success depends on schemes, positioning, effort, teamwork—few breakout players expected.

- Rutgers spring info scarce, no spring game; lowest enthusiasm in 25 years.

- Schiano should announce QB starter early summer; Surace limited film available reduces competitive disadvantage.

- Rothbaar PWO, possibly buried on depth chart; 6'6" 250, Blake-type mold, dominant aggressive blocker, smooth routes, huge catch radius.

- Spring practice video reveals roster personnel despite limited information availability.

- Practice: Nothing official yet, but it would line up with past spring schedules- last weekend of April and Rutgers Day which is April 25.