Well, that was pretty damned fun for at least the first quarter-ish. That’s not to say things were terrible after that, although it was a strange game in the sense that what appeared to be headed towards another Maryland-style laugher of a contest ended up being stuck in a weird kind of limbo where you knew Penn State was ahead by enough points that Purdue and their injury-riddled team couldn’t complete a rally, but were uncomfortable with the fact they weren’t truly pulling away to the point where Will Levis and the backups would play the entire fourth quarter on offense.
Position Grades: Purdue
