GUT REACTIONS TO NEBRASKA'S LOSS TO PURDU E

Hey Nebraska fans, welcome back to the Husk or Big red youtube channel

We're here live, uh right after the game here and a tough loss for Nebraska 4337 defeat

Um, you know, it was a, you know, a classic game. There was a lot of huge plays

a lot to cheer about, but ultimately, you know, Nebraska, you know, wasn't able to get the ball back there on the last possession

Um, you know, some of the time out usage, um, you know, cost there but, uh, you know

the, the name of the show here, Danny's got reaction. So, you know, we're, we're here live

What's your gut reaction to, uh, 4337 loss for Nebraska? What a wasted effort on the part of Trey Palmer

I mean, that guy literally carried the, uh receiving part of this game and I believe it was what

273 receiving yards, 272 or no, 2 27 22 27. And then I don't know

I think I saw like 270 maybe all purpose yards or something. Yeah

he had a 60 yard run. Yeah. Ok. Yeah, so 2 237 yards and then a 60 yard run

imagine doing all that and still losing. Like, I don't know, like

I mean, that, that guy is something special. Uh, he really is

he was fun to watch tonight. Uh, defense just didn't bring it tonight

There was very little pass rush and, you know, Aidan o'connell is really

really good. Um, you know, we said he was really, really good

uh, when we were previewing this week, but you didn't really realize it

or at least I didn't really realize it until I got to see him up close. Like I feel like he's a really

really good quarterback that we faced and, uh, you know, uh, it

it, it, it was a disappointing effort by the defense but I mean

some of the throws, the tight window throws that o'connell through to his

uh, best buddy, Charlie Jones. I mean, he was really impressed. I impressive and

you know, he single handedly, I think, you know, not actually I shouldn't say so Hanley because the running back gashed us as well

but he was a big reason why they were in the game and ended up with the victory

Yeah, I think it, I mean, it really, it just, it boiled down to Aidan Connell was better than Casey Thompson

I mean, Casey made some big throws, you know, he had some big plays but, you know

consistently, you know, on third down, I mean, it, uh, Aidan o'connell even on that last possession

you know, Osho Mathis, you know, got his hand on him and couldn't get him to the ground, which happened a few different times

you know, they got pressure but they couldn't get him down. And, um, I mean, there was

you know, multiple times on that LA, you know, you have 3rd and 12, you know

Purdue, I have no idea why they were even throwing the ball. Um, you know, on that second down

that was really, you know, not very smart on their part, but, uh, you know, it was a tailor made situation and they couldn't get

off the field and, um, they had him on that 3rd and 12 and, you know, when Mathis just missed the sack and

you know, couldn't get off the field again. So, um, I think he just, at the end of the day

Aidan o'connell, you know, was the best quarterback in this matchup and that was the difference in the game

Yeah, that was the difference in the game and I think the, our inability to kind of stop the run early on also played a

huge factor in it. Um, I don't have the statistics up in front of me right now

but they're running back. Absolutely. Guess just, uh, let me see if I can get up here

But, um, yeah, no, it was just so frustrating to watch, particularly when o'connell kind of

No, I'm not gonna say duped, but when he faked out Ty Robinson

Ty Robinson looked really, really slow on that play and, you know o'connell made him pay

That's what good quarterbacks do. I mean, you know, it's just, it's just a disheartening defeat because quite honestly

when your offense scores 42 points or however many we scored, you know

we should be able to win the game 43. No, actually they scored 43

We scored 37. You know, we should be able to win the game with 37 points scored

Yeah, I mean, it's, uh, you, you know, it's tough to be on the defense when you're out there for 100 and one plays

And, I mean, a lot of the Trey Palmer stuff was, you know, they scored, you know

on big plays, but that also meant that, uh, you know, the defense was out there for a long time and

uh, you know, the lack of, uh, you know, Anthony Grant, I mean, he really has not

he was great in, against F CS teams, but in the big 10, he hasn't done Jack shit

So, you know, he, he didn't do anything tonight. He dropped a touchdown pass

Um, so he's got to step up, you know, and then the offensive line was bad too

But, uh, you know, it's hard. I mean, you know, it's hard for me to let him Ty Robinson when they're out there for 100

you know, 100 plays, the run defense was bad. They should have done, they needed to do a better job in that and they

you know, they missed, uh, Luke Reimer but, you know, uh, it's

I, I, in terms of the coaching staff, you know, I thought that they did a good job though

I mean, this team just doesn't have enough talent to, to win, you know

against the better teams in the big 10. And I thought that, you know, just kind of showed that deep Purdue

you know, as a better defensive line and, uh, you know, they have a better quarterback and

you know, their guys just consistently made more plays because outside of Trey Palmer and Casey Thompson

nobody was making plays, you know, guys were dropping balls. So, I mean

it really outside the Trey Palmer show, you know, this team really doesn't score a ton of points

I don't think tonight. And, you know what I said, I would find, uh, the Purdue running backs name

Devin Mockery, 30 carries 100 and 78 yards and a touchdown, 5.9 yards per carry hat

uh, tip of the cap to him. He made plays today for Purdue and he was really able to stabilize their rushing attack and it

their rushing attack just exposed how bad our defensive line truly is because it was almost like there was no defensive line

there at all. And that's very disheartening to see, we kind of knew it was an issue position

but, I mean, tonight just kind of exemplified it in real time

Yeah. I mean, Purdue isn't a team that likes to run the ball and they, they really did

you know, they ran it right at Nebraska and that's what's gonna happen, you know, down the stretch

You've got chase Brown after the by, you know, Michigan ran for over 400 yards today against Penn State Wisconsin

So, you know, I don't see Nebraska, it's gonna be tough to get to a bowl game

It really is at this point, you know, that Illinois game is a lot tougher than people

You know, people thought it was gonna be and they, them and Purdue were tied for first and

you know, I mean, Nebraska could still, if they ha if they beat Illinois, you know, they could still work their way into it

But I, I think the bowl game needs to be the number one goal right now is trying to get to the postseason and

you know, if that doesn't happen, I definitely don't think that Mickey Joseph's gonna be back

I mean, at least not as the head coach, he'll be back on the staff, but not as the head coach

I agree. And I honestly wouldn't want the job if I was Mickey Joseph

there's a lot of work to do here and I think he's up for the task of recruiting and things like that

But tonight just show that how much further we have to go

especially, you know, when you look at the offensive line and, you know

the defensive line and, you know, our receivers are good but, you know

take away Trey Palmer and how much do we really have Thompson missed a wide open throw to Alota Brown

So, I mean, there was that, but I mean, at the end of the day

the offense scored over 35 points, they should have been able to win the game and the defense just couldn't get the job done

And I think you tweeted this but their pass rushing was sort of non existent

You know, you, you put three guys who aren't really pass rushers

you know, in pass rushing situations and you're gonna get beat and

uh, uh, uh, you know, especially with a quarterback like aidan o'connell

he's gonna find a way to absolutely torch you. Yeah, I mean

really at the end of the day it could, the game kind of played out almost how I thought it was going to

I, you know, I said it was gonna be kind of a shootout. Purdue was gonna get the lead. Nebraska was gonna come back and

you know, that's basically what happened in Nebraska. You know, I said it all week if they didn't run for 100 yards

I mean, they did run for 100 yards, but Anthony Grant had to, you know, outside of the Trey Palmer run

They didn't do a whole lot and that was the difference in the game because they couldn't keep

you know, the Purdue defense on the field, they couldn't keep Aidan o'connell on the sideline

And if you, you know, if you allow your opponent, whether it's a, you know, and it's a really good quarterback to run 100 plays

you're gonna give up a lot of points. So, I mean, I think the offense and

uh, especially, you know, the lack of a running game I think was the biggest thing that

that was always gonna have to be part of this scenario because the defense is what it is

it's not gonna get, it's not gonna get any better. Um, I mean, the fact is Rutgers isn't a very good offense

Indiana is not a very good. So, I mean, those shut, those shutouts were nice but

you know, this, that's not gonna be the case against, you know, some of these better teams that they're facing

Um, so especially a good quarterback. I mean, the guys were, were there

they just, you know, uh, a better for a good throw beats a good defense almost all the time and we saw that a bunch

with it and then, you know, they played a lot of zone defense because they didn't want to give up big plays and the lack

of the pass rush, you know, pretty much, uh, pretty much killed the Purdue sacked had four sacks and Nebraska had zero and basically got

no pressure and that was the game, you know, so they, uh, they've got to find some pass rushers and

uh, because, because right now in the Purdue offensive line isn't great, but right now the pass rush is just not good enough

Yeah. And, you know, it was kind of interesting to see Aidan o'connell often just went with his first read and his first read was

able to, you know, run after the catch and make a big play. Nebraska got beat on the slants all night because they saw what

we've seen. Our linebackers are very, very slow and if you have slow linebackers that allows for

you know, open slant plays, especially if you force the linebackers to take a bad angle once you get a couple of steps ahead of

them. So I thought o'connell did a good job of identifying his reads and getting the ball out quick to

you know, his receivers who were able to make plays after the catch and they exploited a huge weakness in Nebraska's defense and we

talked about it a lot and the fact that they have slow linebacker play and that's not gonna change anytime soon

Yeah, I mean, uh, yeah, that's the, the guys that they are who they are

But I mean, I, I think that there's still a lot of positives to take away from this game is a really good football team

you know, their only losses are to Syracuse and Penn State. You know

uh, Nebraska covered the spread. I mean, it's not like, you know, not a lot of people predicted Nebraska to win this game

I didn't, I thought this was about, you know, what it was gonna be. So

you know, I think there's still a lot of good things to take away. Nebraska was down 17 points

you know, had a chance to tie the game in the fourth quarter. Um, if they could have got the ball back there

you know, I think that they would have found a way to, to maybe get one in the end zone. But, you know

the second interception from Casey Thompson, that was the difference in the game, you know, Aidan o'connell when he had to have a play

he made it and Casey Thompson, you know, he made a lot of plays when we were down 14 and 17

But, you know, when it was a one possession game, you know, he missed Alonte Brown

he threw a, threw a bad pass to, uh, you know, Trey, there was a couple of times where Trey Palmer was like

throw it out in front of me. And so, you know, but Casey also, you know

was getting hit really hard. So, I mean, I'm not gonna rip on him too hard, but overall

I, I think the people that are, you know, I've seen some reactions already, you know

Oh, we need to fire everybody and da, da, da. I think that's an overreaction right now. I think this is a solid

you know, performance. Yes, it was disappointing. But, you know, I still think there was a lot of good things that we saw on Saturday

night, I think. Yeah. No, I definitely think so. And I think

you know, one of the good things, um, was the play of Marcus Washington

He had, I believe he had three catches for 30 yards. Yeah

exactly, 30 yards. Um, you know, he had a 14 yard catch

that was his longest of the evening. And, um, aside from, you know

Trey Palmer, he was um the third most targeted receiver Travis

OLLI also had three. I sh I I should say white out

Actually, Volko had three. Washington had three. Palmer had seven and then Oliver Martin had that big play

So it was good to see Washington continue to cement his role as a good complementary receiver

And so I thought that was a big positive tonight and, you know

I, I also thought that, um, you know, in Nebraska's utilization of Trey Palmer for that rushing play that went 60

yards. I mean, that's the type of creativity that we, that I kind of wanna see with the play calling

I wanna see, you know, not just straight halfback dives, but also creative run plays that can keep the defense off balance and that's what

they did on that Palmer play and I thought that was really big

especially when the Nebraska offense needed a spark. It's kind of hard to believe that Nebraska would need a spark on offense when they

scored 37 points. But in this game they needed some in order to keep up with a very good Purdue boilermakers offense

Yeah, I thought Whipple actually did a great job, you know, they had Trey Palmer there

he had the, uh Casey Thompson QB run. So, you know, I thought he did a really good job

but the offensive line is just terrible and Donovan Raiola needs to go if

if Mickey is back next year, this guy needs to not be on the staff anymore

He was hired because he knew Scott and we thought they could get his brother. So

I mean, you know, the, the quarterback, yeah, nephew, whatever. And, uh

so he needs to go. I'm sorry, but there's just, you know, I honestly

I don't see how the offensive line, some of these guys can be that bad. So, you know

they just, there has to be changes there. They need to, you know, bring in a technician or Rio

you know, if he can recruit or whatever, then bring in like an assistant offensive line coach that's have some experience that

you know, can work on the field and practice and can actually teach these. I think Rla needs to go period

Rla needs to go, period bottom line because let's just face it. He was hired to see if we could try to get

uh Dylan Rla and it didn't work. So, I mean, it's honestly doing him a disservice to keep him on the staff

especially because he probably knows that, you know, he's a little bit in over his head

We need a proven blind coach and we need a lot of ties removed from the Scott Frost era

And I think Rayola is one of those, you know, people, although he's been

you know, although he was a part of the Scott Frost era for a little amount of time

you know, it's still, we need fresh faces and a fresh start

whether that be Mickey Joseph or another coach, who knows, but I wouldn't want to keep him

I would wanna, you know, try to hire my own guys and get my own staff in there

Yeah, I mean, Nebraska needs, you know, like Trev Albert said, Nebraska needs to be the premier development program

you know, in the country because they're never Nebraska. You know, people need to get this through their head

Nebraska is probably never gonna recruit at a blue chip level at the blue chip ratio level that you need to win national championships

It's just not gonna happen. The only programs there's really only two programs in the big 10 that even do it right now

That's Michigan and Ohio State and Michigan is barely hanging on there because that's how hard it is to recruit

But Michigan, the thing is they, they get three star guys and they turn them into pro players in Nebraska gets top 50 players and

they turn them into absolute crap. So, I mean, that's, that's, you know, that's what happened under Scott Frost

We've seen it with multiple offensive linemen. So, you know, I, I think they need to get somebody who can actually develop players and

uh can evaluate because it's one thing to, um, you know, it's one thing to

to sit there and, and recruit guys, you know, based off solid recruiting rankings, but

you know, you need to recruit them based off your own evaluations and, and I don't think that was happening very much in Nebraska and

you've just seen Miss after Miss after Miss and, and there's, uh, you know, it's like the teams that Miss on NFL draft picks

there's a reason why that constantly is happening. Yeah. And it's almost like they looked at the recruiting rankings and the recruiting rankings only

you know, they didn't look at any film or they didn't, you know, something was missed to where it was either a lack of

you know, truly seeing a player's skills or a lack of development once they got to the program

And I believe that could be the case for the line, but now it's created a sort of log gym where it wasn't corrected the

first year wasn't corrected, the second year wasn't corrected the third year and now the fourth year it's beyond repair

Yeah, I mean, there's been, you know, if, if Paka and some of those other injury

you know, they're down three starters. So, I mean, that's not helping, obviously

but, you know, Bando was out tonight, which, you know, he, the fact that he's one of your better linemen and he missed the game

I mean, that, you know, that's a, that was a bummer. So, I mean, there, there was a lot of

uh, things there and Reimer would have made a big difference. But, you know, I still think that there's a lot of

like I said, a lot of quality things to take away from this game. Quint Newsom, I think had one of the best games he's

had as a Husker, even though Charlie Jones still caught a lot of passes. Jones is a good player

Yeah. And I mean, and they were, yeah, and they were playing a lot of zone

you know, Malcolm Herzog, you know, had the big interception. So I thought that was a positive thing

And so, you know, I'm not gonna, uh, rip Bill Bush too badly

I thought he did as well as he probably could. You know, there's just, there's not a lot of

uh, drive, stopping, drives, stopping players on this Nebraska defense and, you know

being in the right spot playing hard, it's only gonna get you so far. And I, I thought that they absolutely battled and

you know, I'm, I was proud of the effort. You know, I'm proud of the team. I'm not, you know, I wanted this win but

I'm not heartbroken because, you know, I feel like they definitely gave it everything they had

they left it on the field tonight. Yeah. And, you know, I think that

um, you know, we saw a team that wa was not afraid to take on the challenge that Purdue presented

and a team that, you know, wanted to try to win, wanted to try to get back into the game

wanted to try to make the big play. And unfortunately, you know

they just don't have the horses to do that yet. I mean

especially on the defensive side of the football, they just don't have the horses to do that yet

but they do have a competitive spirit and I know nobody wants to hear this

but they do have a competitive fire that is needed to win in the big 10

So I think that's definitely a takeaway. The kids haven't given up on the season and you can tell that they love playing for the

program and they love playing for this team. It's just a matter of putting it together and hopefully that will come sooner rather than later

Yeah. Um, you know, I, I still feel good about, you know

the job that, you know, Mickey Joseph did in terms of like the coaching staff and thinking about

you know, did they put the team in a position to win the game? And I feel like that they did that and the guy

just, you know, they didn't make enough plays. Aidan o'connell made a few more plays. Charlie Jones made a few more plays and that happens

But it wasn't like, uh, you know, there was a bunch of really dumb calls. I, I do wish they would have kept another time

out or two and then they could have had another chance to stop Purdue. I mean, that was

you know, pretty clear that that was gonna come back to bite him. I almost wish that they would on site kicked after the second

touchdown just because I just was pretty clear, they weren't gonna be able to stop him

So maybe, you know, something would have worked out but, you know, you

you're not gonna, you're not gonna lose the turnover battle on the road and lose the rushing battle almost 2 to 1 and win a

football game. I mean, no matter how you slice it, you know, those are the basic things and that's why Nebraska lost

you know, turn the ball over more and they couldn't run the ball. Jeff Bram

I thought, did a very good job of identifying the weaknesses in the Nebraska defense

particularly on the outside plays when they would bounce. Um, how do you say his last name

the running back, um mccabe to the outside, they would bounce him to the outside because they knew Nebraska had a weakness on the outside

and, you know, brom exploited that very well. And I thought he did a good job of

you know, just sticking with it, not trying to do anything fancy. He knew he could get good yardage from there and he did that

and the announcers said that Bram was one of the elite play callers in college football

And he showed that tonight. He really did. I thought he did a good job of

you know, putting his quarterback in positions to succeed. And you can see

we talk about the lack of development with Nebraska, you could see the development that Purdue did with

um, Aidan o'connell. He had a great command of the offense. Um

you know, he was a very good, um, in terms of moving the chains understanding down in distance and I believe on the broadcast

they said he was, um, uh, eighth string walk on. So that's an incredible story in of itself

Yeah. And, um, you know, you just have to tip your cap to him. He, like we said

he, to me he was the difference in the game. Um, you know, in the fact that Nebraska just can't run the football

I mean, that's, uh, you know, becoming a really big concern and

uh, you know, it's like, I'm, I'm not sure there's not a lot of variety in the run game

And, I mean, it makes it tough when your offensive line sucks. So you, there's not much

you know, these guys aren't really athletic enough to pull and do a lot of those different types of things

So, you know, you're kind of limited in what you can do there. It would be, like I said

at some point, I mean, they, we saw it a little bit with Casey Thompson, but it would

at some point, I wouldn't mind seeing some quarterback run situations just to

uh, you know, try to keep this team in, uh, in positive down and distances because there was that one drive where

you know, they just went, uh, you know, one the, the, it was three long pass plays and I

I can't remember, you know what the score was at that point, but, you know, it's putting the defense right out there pretty quickly and

that's still happening too much. Nebraska possessed the ball for like 18 minutes tonight

So that makes it pretty tough on your defense. They need to play better complementary football

I'm wondering what the status of Thompson's injury is with his ribs because if it's something serious

I don't know if I would necessarily want to have him running outside of the pocket

Um, and, you know, putting his ribs at risk because right now

I mean, he's one of the keys for keeping Nebraska in football games if we put Chur in

I don't know if he would have the same results as Thompson

You know, Thompson has been up and down, but he does tend to make the big throw that we need when it is needed

Um, I thought he was a little bit, um, under threw some tonight

but again, I'm wondering how much of that is his ribs and how much of that is just trying to rush the throws because of

the lack of help from the offensive line. I mean, I could tell you once I pulled my ribs and I felt like I was

gonna literally die. I literally felt like so sore. So I can't imagine cracked ribs

uh, on a quarterback, especially when he has to make throwing motion. Yeah

we'll see, I mean, uh, it's not gonna get any easier. So, I mean, if we'll, we'll see what happens over the next two weeks

They've got to try to figure out some way on the offensive line and, you know

well, it'll be interesting to see what happens if, you know, there's a lot of rumors about whipple and his health and all this different

type of stuff. So if you know, she's gonna drop there, I feel like it's

you know, the bi week would be the perfect time. I don't wanna see Mickey have to call plays

I don't think that's gonna be a good thing for Nebraska, but, you know, we'll see

they, they have to do what they can do. But uh you know, I don't know after

so after this game, where do you think that the trend is gonna be heading in terms of the

you know, the head coaching? What, what's the buzz gonna be like after this? You know

I don't know because Lance Le Well, I, I know that Lance Leopold is not necessarily top on anybody's list

but I believe he lost today as well. Not that it matters too much

but we're starting to see some of the coaching candidates kind of struggle a bit here

I mean, I don't know, I mean, I think Mickey's doing a decent job with what he has

It may not lead to wins at the moment. But part of me wants to see what he can do with a full off season

as a head coach under his belt, the players obviously like playing for him and he is getting results on the recruiting trail

Um So honestly, he would still be, he would still be my top choice in terms of just stability and

the ability to recruit. Obviously, we have the big Malachi Coleman decision coming next weekend

So I think that certainly plays a factor into things as well

Um But I'd like to see what he could do when he can get his own coaching staff

own personnel and you know, a shot at the transfer portal and recruiting more specifically the transfer

portal as we look for offensive linemen. Yeah. I mean, like, like I said

you know, I've said it before. I don't think Nebraska is that far away from winning in the big 10 West

I really don't. I mean, look at Illinois two years ago, they absolutely sucked. And now they're

you know, winning the conference. It's not that hard if you get, you know

competent people in there, you get guys in the transfer portal. Um, So

you know, I totally feel like it's possible but yeah, it's gonna be interesting

I, you know, I, to, to me, I would, I would love to see Dave Miranda right now or Mickey

Those are still kind of my top two guys and, you know, we'll, we'll see what happens

I, I know that, you know, Baylor is losing a bit and Kansas is losing a bit

I really don't care about that because, you know, those jobs, you know

it's limited in what that they can, what they can do. So, I mean, I don't think you need to make one coaching hire based

off, you know, the win loss, you know, every single week. That's not how this process should work

But I don't know, I don't want, I'm not really, you know, I feel like if it's not Mickey

I feel like there's a good chance it's gonna be Bill o'brien and I don't really want that

I would love David, you know, Dave Aranda, but we just have to see

you know, just have to see what happens. I think the next, I think the next game is gonna be huge

I really think, uh, if they don't, if they don't beat Illinois

I don't think they're going to a bowl game and I don't think Mickey's gonna be back as the head coach

I know that's a, put a lot to put on one game. But if you go into November 3 and five with that slate

you're gonna lose to Michigan. I just, I don't see any way Nebraska can, you know

go to Michigan and ST and stack up on either side, either line against the Wolverines

I think the other three games are totally winnable. But, I mean, is Nebraska really gonna

you know, win three in a row against Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota

I just, no, I don't see it. I could see him winning two of those three. That's

that's kind of what I think happening. But, uh, I, I mean, if it's Bill o'brien

I'll be pissed. I'll be honest with you, I'll be, I'll be very upset if it's Bill o'brien

But, you know, I just think, um, I just think that it's tough to judge Mickey

right now for the head coaching position only because of, you know

the personnel and things like that. Granted, that is what he's being judged on right now as we're in the middle of a head coaching

search. But part of me just want to see what he could do if he

you know, knew he had a team that he, he could call his own and have a chance to get his own staff in there

and have a chance to confidently recruit on the recruiting trail as the head coach

That just kind of is interesting to me because, you know, he brought in a guy like Trey Palmer and look at what Palmer is

doing for us now. And so, you know, I mean, if we can get a bunch of more Trey Palmers

I'm all in. Well, that's like I said, I mean, it's, it goes back to evaluating players and having an eye for talent

you know, coaches need to be able to do that. And, you know, Nebraska hasn't hired enough of those type of people the last couple

of years. So, uh, hopefully we'll turn it around, but, uh, we're coming up here on about our 30 minute time frame

So we'll, uh, start wrapping it up here. What I guess, you know, we'll, we'll have

you know, more content coming out on Monday, but, you know, just tonight, what, what's your final thoughts on

uh, philosopher Nebraska, this was a game that they needed to win

I think if they wanted to kind of cement themselves into the bowl game conversation

uh, it's just another tough loss. I don't know why I do this to myself every Saturday

I really don't, but here I am once again talking to you about another lost Nebraska game

I guess it's for, I guess it's for Twitter clout as the kids say these days

But, you know, at the end of the day I still love Nebraska

I still love the program and I do like watching them even though they cause me great sadness and disappointment

80% of the time. See, I mean, I don't know, I'm not that disappointed

It was a, it was a tough loss. I wish they would have won this game. But you know, I know it was one of

those was so close though. They like, if Ty Robinson makes that t like

like if they got the doors blown off him, I'd be like, ok, but like they had a chance to win

it's the same damn thing as last year. They had chances to win last year

I just couldn't get it done. And, you know, granted Purdue, this was not a slouch team

They were very good. It was just more of the same. I, I felt like just because they had a shot at reading it

They really did and, you know, they just couldn't get it done

Yeah, I mean, more victories only go so far. So, I mean, they definitely need to win the next game and

and Mickey Joseph knows that as well as anyone. So, um hey

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So enjoy your Sunday. Get over this loss. We're still going to be ok

And basketball season. Yeah, almost basketball season. So go big red, go big red

We kicked Penn State's ass in volleyball the other night. So there's that