⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Pick/market: I'll say this.

- Pick/market: Apparently so haha I'm sure there was more than this to lol Pete Carrolls guys would never meet behind his back!

- Pick/market: College football seldom works where you beat the teams you should and then lose to the teams you should.

- Pick/market: People under 50 are done with boomers complaining about how the world has changed, and no one asked for your permission to do so.

- Pick/market: TBH, this game means very little in the overall picture.

- Injury: At some point we can’t just chalk this up as “It’s football” anymore.

- Injury: Someone outta hip drop the coaches that reach this dirty shite

- Injury: A few years ago, we got down to our 4th string on Oline, we’ve had this injury bug fairly recently.

- Injury: Riley is just not going to give out any information about the team, unless it is generic.

- Injury: He may never de a real contributor sadly and buried on depth chart.

- Injury: I know Deshonne Redeaux has been out for several weeks now, but don’t recall seeing him go down and never saw any comments about why he was out.

- Injury: Wondering why Jaimeon Winfield didn’t see action on Saturday.

- Intel: Even if we did have him ready, he's not going to get much snaps.

- Injury: As of now, I wouldn't be surprised if Stewart never takes a meaningful snap at USC again.

- Injury: They have Stewart and Moore and then a transfer and freshmen.

- QB: Everyone’s favorite, Petersen just said on Fox he thi is the game is important for Oregon’s season but important for the USC program as a whole.

- QB/LB: There will be quite the bidding war in the offseason for their QB if Locksley gets fired.....or maybe even if he doesn't

- QB/TE: The second half of Max Brownne's film analysis deals with containing the run game.

- QB/LB: he doesn’t - think about how much of a threat he would add to the offense if he could scramble like that ND QB a few years back, Leonard.

- QB: 35 straight completions is nuts, no matter the competition.

- QB: They didnt do terrible on 1st down but yes they did aweful on second down.

- QB: Sanctions, previous administrations afraid of their shadow, AD's who made very bad decisions, but most of all, former QB's as head coaches who are in no way like the former QB Curt Cignetti.

- Pick/market: I quite literally did turns out this scheme that is build to confuse the qb and generate turnovers much like Alex grinch scheme, isn’t very good.

- QB: Sorry, no more QB head coaches until we give a defensive one a try.

- Pick/market: I noticed Alex Graham missing.

- QB: not running is probably more about lack of depth at qb than philosophical His design again.

- Offense: Ideally, AVS and Boucard as starters within Jide outside.

- Pick/market: Since I’m “Fun-Employed,” I recently decided to do some stat analysis on J.

- Defense: no Graham and more Urlacher in terms of coverage is like saying we are out of ice but plenty of coffee on a 104 degree day No Bueno

- DL/DB: I agree, think we have the guys to run a traditional nickel but maybe if GP was brought on earlier we would have gone after another safety.

- LB/DB: Max's breakdown shows a safety blitz on those plays Kam crashed inside.

- Intel: Pate has a tendency to get information from other people and podcast.

- Defense: Kennedy Urlacher was in man coverage on fourth and short lined up outside shoulder 4x1 on KJ Duff… that’s bad coaching.

- Defense: The scheme against RU didn't seem like it put our secondary in a great position TBH.

- OL/TE: Not so sure we won't see the two-back set with King and Riley in it on Saturday - with the kind of blocking the O-Line and TE's have been providing it could be a...

- USC reserve running back Riley Wormley gained 52 rushing yards and a touchdown on three carries against Rutgers in 2026, adding a two-yard touchdown catch. The preview places those contributions in the game's final 21 minutes. That documents a productive reserve outing, not a new backfield order or a promised workload against Oregon. - USC quarterback Jayden Maiava completed 62.5 percent of his passes against Rutgers in 2026. The preview says he struggled against pressure, including before halftime when USC settled for a field goal instead of extending its lead to double digits. This is the writer's performance assessment, not an announced protection change or quarterback switch.

- Offense: 50/50 we win the toss.

- USC's Kayden Dixon-Wyatt played 64 snaps and drew a team-high eight targets against Rutgers in 2026, finishing with five catches for 77 yards while Trent Mosley was absent. The article credits him with four catches on five contested targets this season and a 71.2 receiving grade. This is observed usage, not a guaranteed future target share. - USC's King Miller played 44 snaps against Rutgers in 2026 and gained 78 of his 102 rushing yards after contact, forcing six missed tackles. The article's PFF figures give him an 84.4 pass-blocking grade on nine snaps. That pairs rushing production with protection work without announcing a new backfield order or future workload. - USC's veteran center, identified as Raymond in the supplied report, played 68 snaps against Rutgers in 2026. The article cites a season-high 85.0 pass-blocking grade over 37 snaps, a 65.9 run-blocking grade and only one pressure allowed this season. These are reported protection results, not an independently checked PFF chart or a new starting assignment.

- OL/LB: It seems like most of the time when two teams play in a game of this magnitude both tend to play on the conservative side.

- KICKER: Yes to all of above, plus no more turnovers by offense, plenty of take aways by defense, and beat the mallards to pulp .

- OL: Run the damn ball with KING MILLER until he begs to come out!

- Offense: He looked good against the bigger players.

- Offense: Great adlib by Arledge!

- DL: Not "complaining," but neither King nor Waymo can beat it around the edge; that really limits our run game.

- Offense: I wish we had more info on whats going on with Anderson.

- LB: Some interesting thoughts on the LBers by Pollack in this vid beginning at 7:50: -Says the LB who sticks out the most is #17.

- DL: Oregons colapse on defense makes Tosh look better as a DC.

- LB/DB: The linebacker and safety talent is not there and that was apparent last year.

- LB: It’s hard to grade Bowden without knowing who ultimately calls the shots on who/what to pursue in the portal.

- Defense: They all play like 5 yards off their guys, let them catch and then tackle.

- Defense: It was 4th & 20 when they scored on that post.

- Defense: Everyone is upset at the defense but if you take away the following 5 plays, they pitched a shutoutKJ Duff 11 Yd TD pass from Dylan LonerganElias C...

- LB/DB: it is time but I will also point out there are legit concerns on why they may not win.

- DL/LB: In my opinion, the problem is they keep hiring DC’s who primarily were secondary coaches/players.

- LB: We get pressure on Moore, hit him hard, sack him a couple of times and we will win!

- Intel: I saw a YouTube rumor of Lisa Leslie but we should have a football alum come out.

- Intel: Because we want to preserve the game for future generations, including schools who have no chance to win a national championship.

- Intel: Surprising to me that so many people think a players only meeting is a bad thing.

- Intel: Ah yes, another guy stuck in the past and unwilling to recognize the 403 changes that have taken place in college football since Pete bailed on us.

- Intel: Seems like the staff know more, but don’t really put it out there to not rock the boat with the USC Athletic Dept and LR.

- Practice: You kick azz , bust balls and criticize in practice, I’d like to think this is why practice is closed to the media.

- LB/KICKER: I want to see a game where we don't do something stupid to hand them momentum and watch them take over.

- LB: The only time I will read the NYTs is when it is free and has a story about USC.

- Intel: Freeman chewed out the kid because of his stupid td celebration that got flagged.

- Intel: the largest transfer class in college football history at that point.

- Intel: Whenever I see a football team holding a players only meeting, I see a team that’s a loser of a team.

- Intel: He’s been in a boot for some good while now… he may dress out but can’t imagine he’s in any shape to give significant snaps.

- Intel: True but I understand what a poop show SC football structure was until 2 years ago.

- Intel: USC and the other west coast schools also are excluded from 9am local kicks in the B1G agreement with Fox.

- Intel: I don't worry about LR, better LR worry about making the CFP.

- Intel: Well you know he didn't because he was trying to get another TD with 30 seconds to go in the game.

- Intel: College Football Team Win Trends - As Underdog Free college football team win trends and splits in simple, easy to read tables.

- Practice: I live up in Eugene and these jokers are spreading a rumor that Jayden Tore his meniscus in practice yesterday.

- Intel: Most of our true NFL guys are in the freshman class but let’s not act like there isn’t NFL talent on the field currently.

- Intel: threads like this are a great resource to update your ignore list.

- LB: Even if he does play, he's missed 4 games to get solid reps in, and he likely won't be 100%.

- Intel: The most telling statement in the post is that this is the "Riley Experiment".......A $110M contract and some of the best perks in college football and somehow this still classifies as an experiment.

- Intel: Agreed if they didn’t get the fake punt we may have covered as it would be a different game completely and talk would be different.

- LB: funnily enough some of the best players come from Yankee states.

- Practice: If you actually understood the subject, you would know that USC, like virtually every major private‑university football program, has a long‑standing practice of including no‑offset provisions in its head‑coach contracts.