⚡ CFB Dashboard

- QB/RB: Announced starters: No more Glenn Johnson voicing over still images, now the players introduce themselves.

- Offense: No play caller can make this offense good against the two defenses we played.

- OL/RB: Great article by Zach and highlighting the play calls after interception!

- Game breakdown: People can disagree with me but a good OC can scheme a way for their OL to succeed.

- Offense: You run some type of a spread offense at Washington State because it negates the speed of the superior athletes on the opposing team.

- Injury: PULLMAN -- Matyus McLain and Linus Zunk will remain atop the defensive end unit for Washington State, but with Michael Hughes and Malachi Wrice week-to-week with lower-body injuries, the depth of the Cougars' defensive...

- Michael Hughes and Malachi Wrice are week-to-week with lower-body injuries ahead of Duquesne, reducing Washington State's defensive-end depth. Matyus McLain and Linus Zunk remain the top pair; the report does not give either injured reserve a return date. - McLain and Zunk have each played 89 of WSU's 143 defensive snaps, with identical counts in both games. The reporter interprets that pattern as a preference to use them together and rotate the reserves together. That makes the depleted second group important, but the paired-rotation explanation is an inference, not an announced coaching rule. - Fernando Lecuona entered the rotation at Kansas State for all 20 of his season snaps. Ben Beatty and Eduwa Okundaye are projected as the leading backups behind McLain and Zunk; Okundaye also appears in five-man fronts that replace a nickel defender with an extra pressure player. - Keeping a six-man end rotation would require another contributor beyond Lecuona replacing one of the injured reserves. The article identifies Luke Webb and Jack Procter as possible depth options, and discusses packages with former edge player DJ Warner. These are reporter-proposed solutions, not confirmed position moves or snap assignments.

- Offense: You have to have receivers who hold onto the ball in order to have a passing game.

- OL/WR: I can give some benefit of the doubt on oline play and losing the top wr, but agree with you in that it doesn't seem playcalling has done much to help out.

- LB: To “Mike Tyson, “everybody has a plan until they get punched in the nose”.

- Pick/market: WSU QB Caden Pinnick runs up the gut at K-State (Photo: Reuters/Imagn/Sewell) AFTER TWO WEEKS of this college football season, Washington State's Cougars are exactly where most national observers and many Coug fans thought...