WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- There is a college football program that calls trick plays so often that they're simply considered normal.
In this football funhouse, players can suggest plays whenever they'd like. Each week, new, wild and innovative ones are added right up until kickoff.
The craziest part? This isn't Oklahoma State or Penn State or USC or Clemson.
This is Purdue. Three games into his tenure, Jeff Brohm is making Purdue fun again.
Twenty years after Joe Tiller arrived with his "Basketball on Grass" offense, Brohm's aggressive, entertaining system is delighting fans damaged by years of bad, boring football.