] The FBS bias runs deep and subconsciously. Of course the top performer is the guy who transferred, no need to check.

The Sacramento Bee erroneously reports that Carter Vargas was the leading rusher in 2025.

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If Davis' offense lines up against our base defense, is the edge playing opposite the left tackle the DE (Few) or the $ linebacker (Gologowsk and others) ?
I'm wondering who is beating the LT,
Plough has confidence in the O line. Porotesano, Hasson, Collier, Main, Thurston, Montanez are the top players. Hasson he says is the best they've had here. I think he means in talent.

Thats from aggiepride podcast I think.

He participated in a UC Davis coaching clinic.April 10 & 11 as a keynote speaker

Plough has stressed the point that he wants the ball to come out of the QBs hand on time. These are freshmen QBs, one with only weeks on campus. Let them get some coaching and evaluate them down the line

Taylor probably would play them both. Sac under Taylor often played two QBs, and had good results doing so.

I’m intrigued about Xzavior Guess. Did he play in the Spring game?

Plough in the Aggie Pride podcast highlighted players who stood out this spring
Likes the QBs. and how they both bounced back from adversity
Offensive line deep, more athletic.
Fisher looks great
Mateo Perez going to have a good year
Koen Parnell a freshman WR really popped
Drew Cofield is the best corner in the country. Added weight.
Few and Fernandez are "wrecking practice"
Sievers runs the ahow
Teeg Slone forcing a lot of turnovers at safety.
Three good kickers

Not entering the portal. The school made a video of them staring longingly at the field and visiting their lockers.
There is also a new aggiepride podcast where Plough talks about them coming back.

Rhode Island ran successfully against us, 6.3 yards a carry after only 3.2 against Central Connecticut.
Teams late in the season thought rushing defense was our weakness.

Sievers is listed as 6’0” and Porter is listed 6’1. Both 220lb. I’m not saying that’s a factor in whether they should start, I think they are likely our two best inside linebackers, certainly the most experienced and good tacklers too.
SailorGabe report that Madruga was a standout just made me curious where he was playing, although last year he was a backup at rush linebacker, behind Goligoski and Garretson when healthy. Lots of experience at that spot.

Is Madruga playing an edge position, or an inside linebacker? If edge, thats where Goligoski and Garretson play. Some were thinking we need a larger inside linebacker than P.Connors and Sievers.

Lots of names not expected to be near the top of the depth chart.
Fanua and Thurston didn’t play much last season. Are Jace Rodriguez and David Main practicing?
Mckenzie is a freshman walk-on, good for him to be in the mix.

Thanks for the info.

Where is AJ Hasson practicing? He has been a center at both Washington State and here. He has the near ideal dimensions of a tackle.

Did you notice who was playing right tackle? Porotesano started eight games there last year, plus Mercer. Who is there now?

Who did you see playing left tackle? Who was blowing by him?
We have a two year starter at center so I’m not too concerned about that.

Anyone more lengthy or heavy either hasn’t played much as a position player, or has been an edge linebacker. The guy who was on the depth chart behind Rutchena was Cory McEnroe 6’1” 225 and played mostly on special teams. Maybe a freshman or sophomore who hasn’t played will win the job and that would be great. It’s always great when someone who hasn’t played surprises.

Not announced. The feeling is that their names added in the recently updated roster points to that,