FORMATION NOTES: As promised, Purdue was a 5 man line at all times, usually backed by man to man and the deepest safety: There are ten guys on the screen for Purdue because the FS is not on the screen. Purdue did deviate from this sometimes; a couple run plays saw the FS at ~12 yards and activated on run plays. The five man line was near-ubiquitious, with just a few passing downs deviating. SUBSTITUTION NOTES: The usual everywhere except the skill positions. Skill positions: Barner: 61 snaps (of 71) Johnson: 60 Wilson: 53 Edwards: 36 Corum: 33 Loveland: 30 Morris: 22 Bredeson: 22 Morgan: 13 Jones: 10 Mullings: 8 Clemons: 4 Corum had a significant lead on Edwards in the first three quarters, and then Edwards made up the ground. Loveland relatively marginalized in a game where Michigan was more wideout-heavy than they had been. I have a theory about this: Michigan wanted to play a game where they were pass-forward because there's a nonzero chance they're going to have to be aga