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Is anyone else happy that PJ’s strategy of playing to beat the 27.5 line today is now in ruins? Let’s see if he dares play a backup QB and give them a chance.

how is someone THAT unaware of their surroundings? good lord.

after their one-play possession (what losers!!) we can keep that lead!

One way to lose your players is to bring them to a big game - a game where a win could be a program changer - for which your only chance to win is to actually take some chances, and then refuse to try to win.

good use of NIL!

they havent been good against starting QBs either.

agreed. couldnt figure out why there was no timeout there.

Looked like it hurt. OSU may have to put in the second of their six 5-star QBs in the second half. Poor them.

huh?

i like how that isnt intentional grounding.

If the D played last week like this, perhaps they’d have stopped Purdue a few times?

are they allowed to wrap up Jackson on the pass pattern?

ha the old let’s play to beat the huge line strategy! clever

How is that asshole still employed anywhere outside his beloved state of Wisconsin?

it feels less bad when you fully expect to lose.

if you really thought the Gophers were going to win with no problems when up 20 you haven’t watched enough Minnesota sports…and I know you have.

you must be very young!

BC it was our best chance getting a first down, and the play call was perfect, and a first down all but seals the game. THAT one, singular play, Pj and company actually played to win, and I commend them for that beautiful singular play call amongst a sea of terrible late game play calls over...

because he ran into Nubin’s zone?Seems like 7 and 27 did not communicate properly. 7 can only let him go if 27 takes him. Again, to me the bigger problem was that their QB was allowed so much time to let such a play develop. Pathetic.

Yes, that is exactly what the QB said. He fooled us. A lot of questions here, including why we don’t have a QB as good as Illinois’ backup.