Quotable Quotes: On DL Janaz Jordan: “He fits our personnel. He’s big, he’s strong, he’s athletic” … On DL Nate Landman: “He’s going to be ready for fall for sure” … On CB Christian Gonzalez: “He’s going to be one of those corners that can handle his own and not really have much safety help” …

Two weeks into spring practices, there have been plenty of quotes to digest … How is the quarterback race playing out? (“We want to give them all a chance”) … Nice to hear that La’Vontae Shenault is doing well … Injuries are limiting offensive line play (“just enough for a two-deep, but it’s a good two-deep”) …

Update: Washington joins Arizona in opening practices to fans … Arizona coach Jedd Fisch opens practices (“I’d rather you see what’s going on than hear it from somebody else”) – Any reason CU shouldn’t follow suit? … Actions taken by blue bloods Kansas and Arizona clear signs that they don’t care about integrity …

Who will step up along the defensive line? … With Nate Landman out until fall, which linebackers will step up and show they belong on the field to complement Carson Wells? … There are starters returning in the secondary – but is there quality depth? …

With Sam Noyer out, the QB battle this spring will be between a transfer sophomore (J.T. Shrout), a second-year freshman (Brendon Lewis), and a true freshman (Drew Carter) … Who will emerge as the primary contender to incumbent Sam Noyer? …

Remember Alex Fontenot? CU’s leading rusher in 2019 (874 yards; five touchdowns) will be looking to do battle with Jarek Broussard, the reigning Pac-12 Offensive Player-of-the-Year … Will this be a make-or-break spring for sophomores Joe Davis and Deion Smith? ….

The wide receiver corps at CU has annually been among the most talented and deepest on the roster … With the defection of K.D. Nixon and the undetermined status of La’Vontae Shenault, however, there are now concerns about who will be the starters in September …