In 2010, the Boilermakers started out 4-2 but finished just 4-8. After being riddled with injuries Purdue re-vamped it's Strength and Conditioning program. Pre-Season expectations were for improvement but the question of how much improvement was left to be seen. When we talked to Boiled Sports before the season, they said a successful season would be going .500 (or better) and getting back to a bowl game. We tabbed the Boilermakers to finish 5th in their half of the Big Ten (as did Phil Steele in his preview magazine). When all was said and done Purdue finished in 3rd place in their half of the conference by going 7-6 overall and 4-4 in the Big Ten. So was the season a success? We caught up with Ryan from Boiled Sports to get his take on the 2011 Purdue Boilermakers and also get a quick glimpse into what 2012 might hold...
CFBZ: When we did our Pre-Season Preview you said a winning record and a bowl game would make the season a success. Now that the season is over and the Boilermakers went 7-6 do you see this season as a success?.......
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