You

have to out Iowa, Iowa.

Yeah, Minnesota blocked a punt early on, only got a field goal out of it.

And then, yeah, Gerlach steps up with the interception on the goal line on Iowa's ensuing drive.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, totally.

It was like Freaky Friday, the reverse all of a sudden.

well, maybe that's not that great then.

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targets.

And an interception.

What a great step.

Oh, he threw a pick on that.

Yeah.

Yeah, he did.

Purdue has two of their own, but that's really how Purdue stayed in this game.

Like, it's 17 to 6 in the fourth quarter, and then, uh, Indiana mounts its comeback.

Yeah, that, uh, that 39-yard Calandrea run that you referenced, that was a touchdown run to make it 17-6, you know, with about nine minutes to go in the game or so, and you kinda felt like the game was over and that the winning streak for Indiana was over at that point.

But, uh, they hit two huge plays.

The, the, their first play on the very next drive was an 80-yard touchdown to Marsh, and then the next time they got the ball on a fourth down, fourth and one, they had a huge bunched up formation, but they just did an RPO, and Marsh was, like, just screamingly wide open.

His hand was up in the air, right, you know, right when he came off the line of scrimmage.

But I, uh, I thought a real big key to this game was I kinda thought Dana Holgorsen, the Nebraska offensive coordinator, spent most of this game outwitting Indiana's defensive coordinator, Brian Haynes.

And that's something we haven't really said much since, uh, Signatti and Haynes came over from JMU.

... it's a good quarter.

For

years, we had our good buddy, Frames Janklin, to throw around.

Can I introduce you? To cat, cat, mample? Can I introduce him to you? Cat, cat, mample.

Cat, mample? Yeah, let's go back to the Wisconsin game.

Okay.

Okay, first of all, in the Wisconsin game, minute and a half to go, end of the second quarter, just takes a knee.

Doesn't even bother with a two-minute drill.

And because they had that one drive, they were able to kind of – the fumble return puts them ahead and then – It just kind of rolls

And Childs, when he was at Michigan State, always alternated between looking like an NFL quarterback and looking like a homeless man who had wandered onto a football field.

Right.

Well, Childs has definitely looked improved through his first two games here with new offensive coordinator Chip Kelly.

52% success rate and a .4 EPA per dropback.

Those numbers last year were 42.8 and .06.

And he's 10 yards per dropback, and he was 4.8 yards per dropback last year.

Yeah.

But, uh, When Wayne Knight goes for $1.77 on 18 carries and then the backup running back goes for 80 yards on 13 carries, Purdue's defense looks abominable.

Like, it's just felt like the teams switched uniforms.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

But it also was the same problem we saw last year with Dante Moore when he was under pressure, you know, in the Indiana games, the Wisconsin game with the bad weather, the Iowa game also with the bad weather.

You know, the pressure really got to Moore.

Um, and he was under pressure on 39% of his dropbacks yesterday.

His season average was only 25% a year ago, so that was a significant amount of pressure.

And Duke just is able to kinda pull away right at the end.

So it could have been even tighter.

Yeah.

Wazoo was one for 12 on third and fourth down.

Washington wasn't much better.

Washington dominated the EPA per late down, even though they had a minus .5 EPA per late down because Wazoo was worse than minus one EPA per late down.

Man, this – Yeah, just a shaky effort.

It was pretty much all Demond Williams for Washington, right? I mean, he was the offense.

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