Definitely agreeA complete head scratcher. Hilinski should not see the field again. Lausch should take every snap until the end of the season. We need to find out if Lausch is the guy going forward.
nice player? he is an all Big Ten CB with definite NFL potential. He’s been our best CB for the last two seasons. He is a must keep next year.Johnson is a nice player. I hope we pay him to stick around
Missed another one on the pass to Porter. At least the Cats ended up scoring on this drive.Purdue defense is bad. Cats should have 14 points now. That miss on the pass to Gordon was tough. Would have been an easy TD.
Is it homecoming?I'm actually surprised at how good Purdue's crowd is. I've been to games at Purdue in other bad seasons for them when the crowd was dead. There must still be some sort of excitement for the team for the crowd to show up like this.
What are the chances he enters the draft this yearnice player? he is an all Big Ten CB with definite NFL potential. He’s been our best CB for the last two seasons. He is a must keep next year.
I doubt it. He is just starting to get noticed. He could use another season of physical development. He will get interest and NIL offers from college blue bloods. Need to retain him at all costs.What are the chances he enters the draft this year
Like him. At WI last year, he was really engaging with the fans (we were in the first rows)Pate having a nice game. A couple big hits.
You do realize that Purdue has significantly more talent on offense than we have, right?Would be such a shame to give up points here
Too bad they put card back in at quarterbackIncomplete.
Also no pressure on the quarterback through that whole DriveYou’re stuffing them the whole first half and then you decide to play prevent defense! STUPID!!! Why!?
Nope. Not a whiff.Also no pressure on the quarterback through that whole Drive
Another completely questionable and bizarre big picture decision by Braun on Lujan’s side of the ball with predictable results. Hillinski is more than a good kid, he’s a genuinely good person who has used personal tragedy to do great good. He’s a big body with a beautiful arm. It’s nothing against him. But that was ridiculous.A complete head scratcher. Hilinski should not see the field again. Lausch should take every snap until the end of the season. We need to find out if Lausch is the guy going forward.
I'm guessing since Card did quite well on that last drive that they're going to keep him in at quarterback for a while so we need to get pressure on him otherwise he's going to keep picking our secondary apartAnother completely questionable and bizarre big picture decision by Braun on Lujan’s side of the ball with predictable results. Hillinski is more than a good kid, he’s a genuinely good person who has used personal tragedy to do great good. He’s a big body with a beautiful arm. It’s nothing against him. But that was ridiculous.
He's a veteran. If you give him time, he will pick you apart.I'm guessing since Card did quite well on that last drive that they're going to keep him in at quarterback for a while so we need to get pressure on him otherwise he's going to keep picking our secondary apart
There is plenty enough blame to allocate plenty to each party regardless of the percentagesI feel like the most frustrating thing about Lausch is he either doesn't have his timing down with his receivers or he really struggles to put the ball in the right place (or, I fear, BOTH). So many passes are just nowhere near where they're supposed to be. Yes, you can blame a lot of that on below-average receivers or an OL that doesn't give him enough time to throw, but he also badly missed on two plays that should have been easy TDs in this half. His receivers got open, he had time, they weren't hard passes. He just whiffed.
There has been a lot of good from him today, especially compared to the last few weeks, but this problem has continued all season. I look forward to him getting better at this as his career continues.
Another miss by Lausch on that second down play. You have to hit those easy button hooksI feel like the most frustrating thing about Lausch is he either doesn't have his timing down with his receivers or he really struggles to put the ball in the right place (or, I fear, BOTH). So many passes are just nowhere near where they're supposed to be. Yes, you can blame a lot of that on below-average receivers or an OL that doesn't give him enough time to throw, but he also badly missed on two plays that should have been easy TDs in this half. His receivers got open, he had time, they weren't hard passes. He just whiffed.
There has been a lot of good from him today, especially compared to the last few weeks, but this problem has continued all season. I look forward to him getting better at this as his career continues.
Not sure I would agree that the defense is playing that well especially theA couple of quick thoughts:
D is playing well.
#41 is a beast today.
I never want to see Hillinski on the field again.
Lausch bounces it to an open WR on 2nd down. Then they burn an early TO. Then short on the 3rd down run. Then a delay of game penalty before the punt. Nice. Great way to come out of the half.That was such a shitshow series