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Louisville/Purdue Updates

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If Louisville fails to come back and win this, I have one singular demand for the players that can't stop putting the ball on the carpet...

 

Seppuku.

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What's going on here

 

Turnovers and penalties. Whole story.

That's a BAD call.

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If Louisville fails to come back and win this, I have one singular demand for the players that can't stop putting the ball on the carpet...

 

Seppuku.

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Actually Jackson is having a great game.

 

216 Passing, 56 yard rushing.

 

Louisville dominating the stats overall. Almost 2x first downs, more than 2x TOP. But two goal line fumbles hurt bad.

 

I know but it's him and a bunch of dudes.

Getting thrown out for that is absurd.

 

Welcome to the new era of football.....

Getting thrown out for that is absurd.

 

I thought roughing the passer was absurd too.

"Better to have died a small boy than to fumble this football."

-John Heisman

Getting thrown out for that is absurd.

 

The targeting rule in college is trash. Players get tossed way too often for nothing.

 

Purdue lineman got tossed for a hit on Jackson. Very borderline whether it was even a late hit IMO and then he gets tossed for targeting.

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