TheWatShot

Friendly reminder that this is probably the most talented team we'll face all season, barring a return to the CFP. They've got NFL talent all over the field.

If we still can't cover receivers after 6 games I wouldn't expect it to suddenly change.

Audible "Let's go Huskies" chants in Purdue's stadium.

Of course they are...we might lose tomorrow. Would be an early Christmas present for them after 2 years.

In the same way that no team stays on top forever, no one can stay at the bottom forever, either. We'll handle them at home, but I doubt it will be another 50 point win. Can't expect that every year.

23-1 run over the last 7 minutes.

Brad Stevens in the same building as IU basketball...how has the Internet not broken yet?

64-55 IU at the under 12 timeout.

So, if I'm reading this right, the line opened at 0 and we're already 4 point underdogs? Crazy how anxious some people are getting for us to finally lose a game.

Is Dinich still trying to say we have the 106th ranked remaining schedule, or whatever gibberish that was? Or did she realize how asinine it was and just hoped everyone forgot about it?

I'm low-key intrigued by the thought of IU and UK in the CFP. Probably the only way we'd ever play them again.

Seriously can't believe anyone could complain about him at all. Today's game was like watching a Peyton Manning era Colts team: he literally had to be perfect in a hostile environment because he had zero running game and the defense couldn't get off the field. 17 TD's and zero interceptions. Even Mendoza didn't have those numbers through six games.

Not anymore. Minnesota looks like we did today: can't get any pressure on Brown the Clown, defense scrambling all over the place and reacting to everything, etc.

Watching Minnesota-Purdue makes me appreciate our coaching staff. Minnesota is making all kinds of dumb mistakes, and PJ Fleck wasted a challenge so he could turn a 51 yard field goal attempt into a 49 yard attempt. Purdue players celebrate every incremental success. Brown was shaking his right hand and blowing on it after throwing a touchdown pass, and was still running around the sideline doing it after the PAT. Purdue just had a defender dancing around after a 5 yard run by the Gophers. A Minnesota player shoved him from behind and got a 15 yard penalty.

Not sure I've ever seen a QB do as much showboating as Ryan Brown is doing in the first quarter for Purdue tonight.

Clock said 2:03 on the last play before the two-minute warning on 3rd and 7. After the two-minute warning it was 1:59. Dude sat back in the pocket and waited for somebody to get open...no way that only took 4 seconds.

Clock operator trying to help the Huskers...no way these plays are only taking 4 seconds.

How did that last play only take 4 seconds?

Have to get a takeaway here. Too many things have to happen for this defense to get 4 straight stops.

What the hell was that 3rd down play?

Still not sure I trust this defense.

Did somebody bind and gag the real Cignetti and lock him in a room somewhere? Lot of head-scratching moves today.

This game's over. The defense is done.

Every running play is a run straight into a pile of bodies.

Nebraska is controlling the line on both sides of the ball. It's going to take something pretty crazy for us to pull this out.