Drew Schneider

This was never going to be a victory for the Boilermakers. They were outmatched at every position on the field. Purdue tried to do their best to keep the ball on the ground, keep the ball away from the OSU offense, and shorten the game. It made sense but if you’re going to do that you’ve got to be able to score points. Purdue couldn’t do that. If they weren’t turning it over they were missing field goals. Just a terrible set of results for the offense.

It wasn’t easy but Purdue pulled it out against an experienced Yale squad that refused to go away.

Drew and Sam recap the Yale game, discuss what they liked, didn’t like, and what they would like to see moving forward as the Boilermakers face the Crimson Tide on Friday.

Drew breaks down the Houston loss and looks ahead to remainder of the season.

Drew takes a look at some interesting additions made by the coaching staff after the off-week.

Drew takes a quick look at the Broncos before Clemson’s first real test of the season in Boise.

The Boilermakers hit the road to battle the Golden Eagles in an early season top 25 matchup.

Drew takes a look at Avery Johnson’s interception against Arizona State

It’s time to do the weekly roundtable and we are again focused on football. There are only two games left in the football season and Purdue won’t be favored in either of them. So I ask the staff a pretty simple question, “We have basically all the data on the football team for this year, we know it’s not good. Pretend you’re the AD, what do you do moving forward?”

Drew breaks down what the Wildcats need to change in order to stop a two-game slide on Saturday.