Minnesota 41, Purdue 10: In Tweets

Leaves people longing for the days of the Metrodome??

— Steve Miller (@thermal_event) November 10, 2018

Next step for Purdue football: handling success

— Bryan Kretzmeier (@bkretzmeier) November 10, 2018

With Hazell, my Saturdays were carefree. This is garbage.

— Backsliding Hamburglar (@EyeDonut) November 10, 2018

Giving up only a FG feels like a victory. Minnesota could easily be up 21-3.

— #JuansTheOne2028 (@Air_Force_Juan) November 10, 2018

Imagine how good Purdue’s record would be this year if they didn’t do dumb shit like that all the time

— Beneath The Paint (@BeneathThePaint) November 10, 2018

Is Purdue going to keep slopping around against this terrible Minnesota team?

— Derek Schultz (@Schultz975) November 10, 2018

Just a heads up.

When you commit stupid penalties, you lose.

— Kyle Holderfield (@KholderfHR) November 10, 2018

The #Purdue team of the 1st 2 weeks has made an appearance in Minnesota with it comes to bad penalties.
Unsportsmanlike on Cornel Jones after the 3rd down play. Drive stays alive

— mike carmin (@carmin_jc) November 10, 2018

Hey, it’s September again for #Purdue’s defense.

— Brian Neubert (@brianneubert) November 10, 2018

Petrino is probably getting fired this weekend. So I'm gonna assume Brohm is throwing this game and playing 5D chess so he isn't scooped.

— #JuansTheOne2028 (@Air_Force_Juan) November 10, 2018

@HammerAndRails Inexcusable effort so far from @BoilerFootball! Offense getting completely shutdown by a defense that would struggle against high school teams

— Pat Crone (@croner2110) November 10, 2018

It's the Minnesota curse

— Jason Miller (@BoilermakerJM) November 10, 2018

Swear on my life, Purdue can have no nice things whatsoever.

— Michael Hartman (@FtWaynesFinest) November 10, 2018

I’m starting a fund to pay for the furniture Brohm is breaking now. Contributions welcome.

— Lori Sparger (@LoriSparger) November 10, 2018

The Gophers have held Rondale Moore in check, kept David Blough from getting in a rhythm, and stopped Purdue on every third down.

— The Daily Gopher (@TheDailyGopher) November 10, 2018

Minnesota is still bad guys. Hard to have much faith if they don't at least move the ball though.

— Michael Harvath (@BoilerBandsman) November 10, 2018

Just hard to believe this is the same offense that hung 49 on the Buckeyes

— Beneath The Paint (@BeneathThePaint) November 10, 2018

Obviously this team has trouble handling success.

— Doug Griffiths (@DougGriffMAX983) November 10, 2018

I absolutely despise playing backups QBs, interim coaches, etc. Rocky Lombardi, now Joe Rossi

— Beneath The Paint (@BeneathThePaint) November 10, 2018

Good team unity shown by the Boilers today. Don’t want to feel like one side of the ball showed up and the other didn’t so they just decided neither would.

— PU Boiling Points (@PUBoilingPoints) November 10, 2018

I was thinking we eradicate the state of Minnesota. Drain the lakes and burn the land.

— Justin Maynard (@TheMaynMan) November 10, 2018

Coaching, defense, offense...everyone involved in today’s effort. Shockingly bad.

— Boiled Sports (@BoiledSports) November 10, 2018

Holy shit show Batman. Just turned the game on.
What the hell?

— Walter Beige (@BoilerDSD89) November 10, 2018

@HammerAndRails Now I know how Ohio State fans felt after their loss to Purdue.... ☹️

— Voodooflower (@JSarakaitis) November 10, 2018

Purdue loses to Minnesota, 41-10.

The Boilers (5-5, 4-3 Big Ten) gave up the most points in the Jeff Brohm era. They tied the record for fewest points scored in the Brohm era. It was by far the most lopsided loss in the Brohm era. And, you could argue, the worst loss, too.

— Mike DeFabo (@MikeDeFabo) November 10, 2018

Flush it and get ready to drink with us in WL again next year. https://t.co/mmbpdGcJuf

— The Daily Gopher (@TheDailyGopher) November 10, 2018

plenty to go around

— BlackHeartGoldPants (@BHGP) November 11, 2018

@HammerAndRails Still mystified at how Purdue completely sh*t the bed. pic.twitter.com/0vUXFHkP4n

— Dustin Blythe (@Dustin_Blythe) November 11, 2018