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Thank you Brady Quinn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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IrishCPA
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Can he keep it going?????????????
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Yeah.....I don't know if you guys noticed, but I think I saw him settle down and finally enjoy football. He didn't look uptight and lost. He looked like he was having fun. I think all that hype at the beginning of the season affected him. I look for the momentum to carry over to our remaining games.
Gosh I HOPE so. I don't know how many more games I can stomach like that one where he is consistently throwing behind receivers and missing them bad...in addition to throwing ANOTHER interception for a TD. Whew...I hope the tide has turned and we're running down the hill now.
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Bubba
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No doubt!!
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That kid must be the happiest kid on the bus.
Seriously, you can't not be thrilled for him. He stepped up and played big... That should give him a confidence boost going into Purdue.
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OSU_Fan14
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or THANK YOU MICHIGAN STATE
im not trying to rain on your parade, but they gave you the game
im not trying to rain on your parade, but they gave you the game
LOVEMYIRISH
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A tough D causes turnovers.
Michigan did it to us last week, we did it to MSU this week.
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I'm getting tired of reading that.
Drew Stanton didn't hand the ball to Ndukwe on his own.
Drew Stanton didn't throw those passes to Lambert on purpose.
Sometimes, yes, sometimes turnovers are the result of offensive incompetence. And sometimes they're caused because the defense forces the offense to play differently and to make mistakes.