⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Lance Holtzclaw and Ethan Day project as Utah's starting defensive ends, with Kash Dillon and Paul Fitzgerald completing a four-man rotation that position coach Inoke Breckterfield identified early in camp. - Karson Kaufusi and Jireh Moe project as Utah's starting defensive tackles, while Pupu Sepulona should play heavily against double teams and Lucas Samsula provides a fourth rotational option. - Captains Johnathan Hall and Trey Reynolds project as Utah's starting linebackers, with Cyrus Polu and Elijah Ellis behind them and Reynolds drawing repeated praise from defensive coordinator Colton Swann.

- Utah has been waiting for Mati Akihalu to return to health, making his availability one of the personnel items to monitor. - The offensive line has drawn positive reviews for toughness, physicality, and competition, with health viewed as essential to carrying that edge into the season. - The offense is not yet executing two-minute situations well enough, while the running-back competition behind Wayshawn Parker remains active with Chavez Soto central to the depth battle.

- Utah's linebacker competition remains active through the first two weeks of fall camp, with multiple players trying to fit alongside Trey and John. - The contenders offer complementary traits, including speed rushing and a stronger edge-setting, bull-rush profile designed to eliminate quarterback cutbacks. - The safety rotation is centered on three leading names, while the staff continues evaluating the depth behind them.

- DL: Ethan Day Knows There are Big Shoes to Fill on the Utah Defensive Line #GoUtes