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[BoilerDeac]

Slightly off topic, but as a die-hard Packers fan, I couldn't help but see the parallels between the game the Pack choked against Seattle and this one. Multiple things had to happen for both to lose, and sure enough, everything that could've wrong, basically went wrong. I thought I had been dealt my devastating loss for the year already! Apparently not.

This post was edited on 3/20 10:52 AM by BoilerDeac

 

[purdue4sure]

Originally posted by BoilerDeac:
Slightly off topic, but as a die-hard Packers fan, I couldn't help but see the parallels between the game the Pack choked against Seattle and this one. Multiple things had to happen for both to lose, and sure enough, everything that went wrong, basically went wrong. I thought I had been dealt my devastating loss for the year already! Apparently not.

Yeah, that was another heartbreaker.

For the game last night, if you sit down and listed all of the bad plays -- missed FTs, poor 3-pt shots, TOs, missed assignment on D, standing and watching a rebound, dumb foul, fouling but not stopping the lay-up -- each one of those poor plays was responsible for the loss. I yelled at every single player last night at least once. Turn any one of those bad plays into a good play and Purdue wins. So it's impossible to single out one player, because they all did some good things and they all made mistakes. It's a young team and it's all part of the game. It sucks, but it's part of the game. Still young next year, but much, much more experienced.