Purdue's Brohm: Hit on Speight was a clean play

For those who don't remember, RR made a comment in his press conference that got a Purdue player suspended for a dirty play the refs didn't see. Hope brought the player to their postgame handshake the next year.

http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/danny-hopes-classless-move-editpost-game-handshake

There are some jackass "Michigan" fans on twitter that are happy Speight was injured. Please ridicule and shame them.

At least Purdue's previous coaches had class. Brohm is a full on douche sandwhich. I speak for intelligent purdue alums, when I say we are ashamed for our locker rooms and our ass hat coach. 

Anyone know if that pre-game chair has retained counsel?

/asking for a friend.

This is insane. Brohm might be a very bright coach from an X's and O's standpoint, but he's lost absolutely ALL respect from me as a person. Total bush league, douche bag with his words and his/his staff's dimeanor and attitude. I will be rooting against Purdue as long as he's there with the same vigor as I do against MSU.

Looked like an obvious intent to injure.  The Big Ten ought to look at that play and suspend that player for this week's game.

seen guys after the tackle is made lead with their head or shoulder on a guy who is down and hit him after the fact as though it were just a momentum stopping hit that was unavoidable. But such hits can always be avoided. And sadly the truth is, unless it's flagged, the behavior is tolerated.

Fact is in that game, that hit was just a series of unneccessary roughness hits Purdue committed. I think when you watch Brohm's pregame speech and his antics on the sideline challenging non-calls and basically assuming throughout that because Michigan was the opponent his team would get secondhand treatment, he led his team accordingly.

That was my impression throughout the game. I immediately thought the hit on Speight was  late, unnecessary and gratuitous crowd-appealing contact, the subtle, borderline dangerous  because it occurs to a player who is already down and not expecting it.

I also thought Michigan should have been flagged for hitting a Purdue receiver in the endzone. And the failure to flag that play may have made up for the non-call on Speight. In any case, I can imagine Purdue calling attention to it in the wake of Harbaugh's comments.

The words of a man who knows that unless a miracle strikes and he cons a program into thinking he's the next big thing, the best he can do will probably be West Lafayette, Indiana.

That was dirty.

The guy who landed on the back of his head saw him and had enough time to at least try to avoid him. Instead, he slammed down on top of him as forcefully as he could.

Scum of the earth football player. That bum deserves no excuse.