*** Official Purdue Game Thread ***

[Archy1221]

CT isn’t playing well today.   

 

[Cornbred]

Holy hell!  We got this. Huskers will prevail!  :woo

 

[huskerfan74]

What a missed opportunity? If we lose, this throw will haunt him

 

[lo country]

That's too simple.  Gotta be crafty

Cute helps in the losses....

 

[Archy1221]

Whipple needs to go. Two weeks in a row he has had horrible play calling. 

What?????  AB was wide open. 

 

[DefenderAO]

That's too simple.  Gotta be crafty

Touchdowns are boring.  You need the ball twice as many times to almost get the same score total through FGs.  More in game reps.  

Or some idiocy.

 

[xkbubo]

WTF that throw. Just start handing it off to Grant. Casey's too inconsistent 

 

[LumberJackSker]

can hit palmer down field but cant hit two open guys in the redzone. relax mr thompson.

 

[teachercd]

What a missed opportunity? If we lose, this throw will haunt him

Jeff is one of the worst play callers ever, so, there is still a chance.

 

[ColoradoHusk]

What?????  AB was wide open. 

Yeah, perfect play design and call. CT just missed him. 

 

[huskerfan74]

I just do not understand why we aren’t running with Grant and Yant so close to end zone? Am I missing something? Does Whipple see something we don’t?

 

[Cornbred]

What a missed opportunity? If we lose, this throw will haunt him

Nah, we're just giving them hope 

 

[TherealTomOsborne]

We are coming for this damn win!!! LFG!!! GBR!  Everyone counted us out and this team is fighting on the road as 14 point dogs!  This team has fight!  We aren’t perfect but damn we will punch you in the mouth!

 

[Jason Sitoke]

What?????  AB was wide open. 

When something doesn’t work, it’s bad play calling. Do you even Huskerboard, bro?

 

[Born N Bled Red]

Whipple needs to go. Two weeks in a row he has had horrible play calling. 

Also don't like the 3 passes inside the 5, but he also called the end around that got us there. And 1st down should have been PI and third down would have been a td had Casey thrown it anywhere close to the wide open receiver.