Post-Practice Update

* Kevin Prince's role increased today, with more passing than he's had in two weeks. However, he still didn't throw deep extensively, and is still feeling pain when he attempts those throws. He continues to reiterate, however, that he would play if it was gameday.

* Rahim Moore sat out practice with a tweaked groin, but it was more precautionary than anything.

* Sheldon Price practiced with a cast on his right hand following the dislocated finger he suffered yesterday; Neuheisel said he'd be without cast for the Kansas State game.

* Darius Bell didn't practice much with a sore arm, but it's nothing serious.

* Ricky Marvray has switched to No. 10 because he and Glenn Love are both on special teams, and both wore 20. Marvray sat out practice because of a tweaked back, but volunteered to be in there as the scout stand-in at tight end for defensive looks. Kid loves football.

* A minor spat erupted between Mike Harris and Reggie Stokes, but the inspiring thing was who broke up the fight: Prince and Dietrich Riley. Prince actually pulled Stokes aside - and you don't see that happening between a QB and a defensive lineman often - and Riley jumped right into it. Good leadership out of the young man.

* Greg Capella continues to struggle with the shotgun snap, and he's now doing pushups unprompted for his miscues. More leadership, though: Johnathan Franklin pulled him aside and gave him a pep talk.

* On one beautiful, and I say that honestly - it was how football was drawn up - Richard Brehaut found Anthony Barr streaking across the field. Ample protection, perfect throw, perfect route. If they can put several plays like that together in a row, they're on to something.