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Purdue Boilermakers

Lackluster day for offense; great day for defense!

October 5, 2008

It is sad to this Turkey that in Joe Tiller’s final year of coaching the Purdue Boilermakers, the fans in West Lafayette are so indifferent as to leave large expanses of the stadium unfilled, lending a new meaning to their purloined concept of a “black-out.” Furthermore, it seemed apparent that Purdue played like they were going to lose and, in fact, threw in the towel in the fourth quarter when the outcome was still in doubt in everyone’s minds but their own.

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One at a time!

October 1, 2008

We’re here today to talk about the forthcoming Purdue game. Gadzooks! Everybody seems to be putting this one in the win column before it is played. Not so fast, Lions and Lionettes! Penn State has to play them all, one at a time!

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Mediocrity Bowl

November 4, 2007

Purdue handed us one. Two mediocre, middle-of-the-pack Big Ten teams played a mediocre game for the rights to go to a mediocre post-season bowl game. While some individual performances were noteworthy, the flaws in both these teams were exposed in this game, which, by the way, ended in the win column for Penn State 26-19.

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Three Weeks to Make or Break the Season

October 31, 2007

Some would say that it’s already a lost season—that not only were our three losses ugly, but also three or four of our wins were also ugly.

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