Kyle put this in Headlines but just to pull it out. Per ESPN.com and its amazing stat system ...
Who's the most-effective Big Ten QB in the red zone?
The best: Purdue QB David Blough (87.2 QBR)
Blough was just a different signal-caller in the red zone. Outside of the red zone? His QBR was 39.1, and he threw five TDs to eight interceptions. In the red zone? Try 87.2, with five touchdowns and no picks. He didn't beat up on lowly teams here, and he didn't post up garbage-time numbers. His sample size is on the smaller end -- 18-of-25 (72 percent) for 119 yards -- and Nebraska's defense really helped him out. (He threw three red-zone TDs against the Huskers.) Regardless, Blough was still impressive.
Who's the most-effective Big Ten QB in the red zone?
The best: Purdue QB David Blough (87.2 QBR)
Blough was just a different signal-caller in the red zone. Outside of the red zone? His QBR was 39.1, and he threw five TDs to eight interceptions. In the red zone? Try 87.2, with five touchdowns and no picks. He didn't beat up on lowly teams here, and he didn't post up garbage-time numbers. His sample size is on the smaller end -- 18-of-25 (72 percent) for 119 yards -- and Nebraska's defense really helped him out. (He threw three red-zone TDs against the Huskers.) Regardless, Blough was still impressive.
