*** The Official Purdue Boilermakers Game Discussion Thread ***

MO Husker said:
irafreak said:
Except they weren't. They were sending corners to blitz....
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They sent a safety and still had 3 corners covering the WRs.


Yes I saw the replay...the point was if they are going to attack the run then either throw the ball and keep them honest or bring in more guys to block...look it's just discussion. I understand Beck knows more than I do...that doesn't mean my observations never bring up good points. It's just the constant barrage of insults and snide remarks when anyone questions something. You ever think that maybe our questions are legitimate questions (wanting a mature answer) and not just "whining?"
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In all for questioning things, but pick your moments dude. Complaining about a call that ends with an easy TD is just begging for the responses you seem to dislike so much.

I didn't point out that play...only that the announcer was mentioning the same thing another poster pointed out...

 
D played well overall, if we hold on to that pick it's likely a shut-out. This Purdue O had been putting up good points under Appleby and they had a bi to work with.

 
Thought we did a better job in the second qtr going against the wind where we were running. Obvious game plan today is throw with and run against

 
Yeah the coach of Maryland said "let the rivalry begin" at the post game interview on the field. I got to see that instead while the Huskers were blocking a punt and scoring their first td
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Then they flipped it over to Huskers

 
The Duke said:
walksalone said:
Not really, it makes them cover the WR's instead of stacking the box.





if we're going to keep running the ball, having three wideouts is a waste of manpower...




yeah, but thats why instead of having 3 wide outs, you have one, run two TE's, a FB, and run the ball down their throats...
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Not only that, but having a Fullback serves multiple purposes. He can be your lead blocker, an extra running threat, or a receiving threat. Plus because he is in the backfield he can insert himself anywhere into the line once the ball is snapped, thus changing the gaps & responsibilities for the defense to cover.
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f'ing' a

 
Addison Mode said:
Yeah the coach of Maryland said "let the rivalry begin" at the post game interview on the field. I got to see that instead while the Huskers were blocking a punt and scoring their first td
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Then they flipped it over to Huskers
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yep, right there with you along with saying choice words to ESPN.

 
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