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Monday, October 6, 2008
Hull answers critics

Fairly or unfairly (it says here, fairly), middle linebacker Josh Hull has been the target of recent criticism over his play thus far this season. But the redshirt junior had the best game of his career in Saturday's win over Purdue. Hull recorded 11 tackles, all solo, and helped shut down Boilermakers quarterback Curtis Painter and the Purdue spread offense. He still has a way to go to silence the doubters, but Saturday was a good first step. He'll more than earn his keep this Saturday at Wisconsin. The meat and potatoes Badgers offense is sure to run its mammoth linemen and bulking tailbacks right at Hull.

It was also announced that Saturday's 8 p.m. (ET) start will be broadcast nationally on ESPN.

  

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Jeff McLane
Jeff McLane has been at The Inquirer since May, 1996, and has been the Penn State football beat reporter since August, 2007. He also covers Big Five college basketball, among other assignments for the sports desk. Jeff has never won a Pulitzer Prize, an APSE award or any other writing award for that matter. But his wife and two sons think he's as good a writer as Red Smith ever was. A native Philadelphian and a recovering Penn State graduate, Jeff will blog on all things Nittany Lions football.
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