⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Top Actionable Intel - Washington State left spring with a defense-first identity; the hosts repeatedly framed the defense as ahead of the offense and potentially the strength of the 2026 team. - The quarterback battle remains open, but the hosts leaned toward Caden Pinnick as the current QB1 based on reps, game-management trust, and who was used when the offense needed a late drive. - Julian Dugger is viewed as a package/wildcat weapon who could play meaningful snaps even if he is not the every-down starter. - The offense is still installing a pro-style system under Kirby Moore, so the hosts expect more growth over summer and fall than what showed in the spring game.

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Washington State's tight end room is expected to matter more under Kirby Moore than it did in prior Air Raid/run-and-shoot structures. - UCLA transfer Jack Pedersen was identified as an early-emerging TE and leadership/glue-guy type who can stretch the field in ways WSU has not consistently had from the position. - Trey Leckner did not participate in spring, but is still viewed as a potential impact piece when healthy/available. - Bo Baker, a 6-6 South Dakota State transfer via Kentucky, was mentioned as a size/speed upside TE if he can stay healthy.