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Were there repeat offenders or like were there or was it everybody?

Sam.

And for the most part, it's just about all of them.

Because he was doing a lot of movement as far as bringing a linebacker.

Again, he's plenty of young Bowles kid.

He's trying to hide him, so he took some of the pressure off of him by bringing him.

Okay.

And so a lot of times that means you got the two tackles. They either got to move left or right based on where the guy was coming from.

Sometimes they went too far. Sometimes they try to come back too soon. Or I saw the ball.

No, you didn't get to your gap and do your job. Slow till you know. And that was a big problem in the run game quite often.

And the one time we in the red zone,

they're in Wildcat. I think they might have scored a touchdown on this play. They went to

Wildcat. So we checked man to man, right? That was just check. Well, they had a great play,

Sam, because we didn't have flat zero covers man to man. They had to tighten the back go one way.

And they ran a quarterback counter the other way, Sam, we didn't have no guys.

Because everybody wants to their man.

There was nobody.

Got just walked in.

I mean, so I give us some credit to Purdue.

They had, they executed their game playing well.

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