⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Washington's spring game was treated as limited evaluation tape because the staff split offensive and defensive lines, which hurt offensive continuity and made it hard to judge the run game cleanly. - Biggest positive: Washington came out of the spring game and spring practice with no new significant injury concern noted by the Dawgman crew. - The hosts said the team is visibly bigger, especially on the offensive and defensive lines, which they view as a major year-two roster-building sign under Jedd Fisch. - DeMond Williams and the receivers were not sharp early in the spring game, with several drops that the hosts said had not been common during normal spring practices.

- OL: Parker Cross and LCB getting two reps at center and right guard.

- UW day 5: freshmen/transfers gaining comfort; Quaid Carr benefits from missing competition; true freshmen Clay, Greene, Colman-Brusa impressing.

- Senior EDGE Isaiah Ward focused on staying healthy after two injury-plagued years; parents instilled positive mindset.

- Washington has 23 players out/limited in spring due to injury or late arrival.

- UW spring camp battles: LT Greene vs Faasolo/Dieterich; CB Dylan Robinson leads with Karnley/Johnson/Jones/Adams competing; RB mix with Limar/Cooley/Washington injured; WR group rebuilt around Roebuck.

- Washington spring practice split between east field and stadium; shells/shorts work; Trez Davis, Logan George took first-team reps ahead of Saturday scrimmage.

- John Mills dropped to 335 lbs, feels more athletic; praises 18-year-old OL Kodi Greene as absolute stud.

- Landen Hatchett rehabbing left wrist, helping young center Jake Flores gain reps; impressed with Flores' mindset and daily improvement.

- Switzer/staff see LCB as guard rather than pursuing LCB reps at left cornerback behind Landen.

- Azzopardi stayed vs. portal; exceeded expectations; program properly compensated him.

- Demond's accuracy on the run is main weakness; unusual for mobile QB—typically strong in pocket, struggles throwing while moving.

- OL and secondary playfully trolling each other on sideline; team having fun.

- LT isolated on island; guards/center play in closet; guards have both-side help advantage.

- Demond Williams improved accuracy, threw 25-yard TD to Justice Williams; Johnson (3rd-year) backing up Karnley/Robinson at position.

- Observers at practice focus on different units—Baird on OLine, others on QB and receivers.

- Fisch deserves credit for talent boost and staff building; defense improving. - QB consistency and OL upgrades needed for weather/top-defense performance.

- Gavin Day intercepted pass, improving safety; Deji Ajose best practice yet with TD catch and 25-yard TD reception.

- Q Moore underused in passing game; QBs control option routes, not receivers.

- Washington spring game tonight 6:30pm. - LT battle: Greene vs Faasolo/Dieterich. - CB: Robinson favored; Karnley/Johnson/Jones/Adams competing. - RB injuries: Limar/Cooley/Washington out.

- OL: Paul Mencke Baron Naone (three-point stance), Treston "Kini" McMillan, Derek Zammit, Elijah Brown OL Reps Rashid Williams Trez Davis DeSean Watts Derek Zammit

- Dawgs After Dark spring stats: Williams 4-8 75yr 1TD; McMahan 6-8 1TD; Moore/Davis each 1 sack; Donovan Robinson INT-TD.

- Depth chart order consistent with camp reports; D good/exceptional, OL above average, QB solid; offensive skill positions and injury concerns remain.