When there are 93 combined points and an extra period of play in a bowl game, you know there will be plenty to talk about once that game is over.
That’s the exact case when it comes to the Tennessee-Purdue edition of the Music City Bowl. Both offenses consistently made big plays all night, especially during a fourth quarter that saw a combined 29 points scored over the last six minutes of the quarter.
So, what should we chew on now that everything is done and passed?
Let’s dive into the five takeaways from Tennessee’s 48-45 loss to Purdue.