I like that this is a third straight relatively easy game for Purdue's untested secondary to get better. That leaves Austin Dantin in charge, who played in the final four games of last season as a freshman. Aaron Opelt went apeshit by continually throwing over the middle, but he has graduated. The Toledo defense had absolutely no answer for us last year when we were less experienced than we are now. It's been surprisingly competitive too as the Rockets have won a pair of those games.
This marks sixth time in the last 20 years Toledo has played Purdue.
#Glass case of emotion mac#
You know you're going to see many of the same MAC teams year after year after year. That's one of the sad parts of Big Ten scheduling. "We've been coming to the same party for 12 years now, and in no way is that depressing!" - Ron Burgundy The Cardinals are also 0-7 all-time against Purdue with their closest game being a 38-28 loss in the last meeting. Their only win over a BCS conference team ever was against Indiana in 2008. Their only wins were against traditionally bad Eastern Michigan and a sorely underachieving Western Michigan team. There should be no excuse for losing to them, just as there was no excuse for losing to Northern Illinois last year. Ball State was 2-10 last year in a pretty weak MAC and lost to I-AA new Hampshire at home. In terms of serious football analysis this should be another easy Purdue win if Purdue is going to have a successful 2010 season. Yes, like most bloggers, I have the mentality of a 12-year-old boy when it comes to jokes like this.
#Glass case of emotion movie#
This really has nothing to do with Ball State other than linking one of my favorite lines in the entire movie (which also mentions genitalia) to one of the Division I programs that is linked to genitalia on name alone (the others being South Carolina and Oregon State). "Discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San DiAHgo, which of course in German means a whale's vagina." - Ron Burgundy to Veronica Corningstone If Purdue wins by less than five touchdowns this should be counted as a loss. How awful are they? They lost to Indiana State last year and went 1-10 by only beating Sam Houston State in their opener. Western Illinois is an awful 1-AA team at that. I love seeing Purdue march up and down the field, but Division I-AA teams have no business being on our schedule. I mean they rev my engines, but they don't belong in the newsroom." - Brian Fantanaĭon't get me wrong. I say Purdue shocks the nation, but not me, with a win in South Bend. Even with Ralph Bolden's injury I am confident Al-Terek McBurse can run the ball and give Purdue balance. I like Robert Marve's experience over Crist as well. If our defense can finally stop a running game and we commit ourselves to running I like our chances. They have yet to field a defense that can stop anyone and Brian Kelly isn't exactly a defensive minded coach. Offense hasn't been Notre Dame's problem, either. If Purdue was playing the Irish later in the year I would be more concerned, but they are still learning a new system on both sides of the ball.I am concerned about our secondary, but this is far from a polished passing game we're facing. The offense stalled with him in charge and there is no golden Tate to bail him out with the Wildcat anymore. He saw the most significant action of his collegiate career against Purdue last year when he was 5 of 10 for 45 yards. Dayne Crist is coming off of knee surgery and has not taken command of the Fighting Irish offense.
That aside, I really like our matchup with them. They've been replaced by better looking, more talented teams (with Florida being Veronica Corningstone).South Bend smells of rich mahogany. They have an over-inflated air of self-importance. They were at the top of their game three decades ago. I think it is safe to say that Notre Dame is the Ron Burgundy of college football. I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany." - Ron Burgundy upon meeting Veronica Corningstone
#Glass case of emotion how to#
"I don't know how to put this but I'm kind of a big deal. Jen Neale is an editor for Puck Daddy on Yahoo Sports.I'm Purdue football? (credit to Bill Simmons for the column idea) "Emotion, in the corner, it was pretty fun. The thing that brought him headlines when he was scratched, became something he reveled in after Game 4. Hopeful we get a couple more wins here."Įmotion. At the same time very supportive of the group. As a proud competitor, like anybody else on this team, you want to be part of the team. The main focus is about the team's success. at this time of the year, you don't want to make an individual or a personal story. As for Vermette, he deflected the story from him to the team, ".
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