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- [forum] More than a full week in to fall camp, Purdue is going to hit the field this weekend for its first scrimmage. - It's an opportunity for head coach Barry Odom and his staff to get an early look at his team in a game-like setting. - It's still early in fall camp, with Purdue completing its seventh practice on Friday. - There are plenty of questions the... [source](https://www.si.com/college/purdue/football/five-questions-purdue-football-would-love-have-answered-after-fi
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Notes and quotes from Barry Odom after fall practice No. 14
- Purdue came out of its second fall scrimmage largely healthy, and Barry Odom said the offense received good quarterback play while the offensive line communicated well and both sides executed more consistently.
- Purdue plans a committee approach with its offensive playmakers, with George Burhenn, Travis Terrell Jr., De'Nylon Morrissette, Xavier Townsend, Fame Ijeboi, Antonio Harris, Asad Waseem, Bisi Owens and Jesse Watson among those competing to earn larger roles.
- Odom highlighted extensive defensive position flexibility and said Jaden Mangham is being moved around, while Jeremy Lewis, Keyshawn Burgos, Ian Jeffries, CJ Madden, Trey Smith, Breeon Ishmail, Curt Neal, Rodney Lora, Charles Correa, Jojo Hayden, Anthony Speca, Tre Moore, Mister Clark, Don Saunders, Hudauri Hines and Justin Denson Jr. are among the defenders emerging as playmakers.
- Linebacker Anthony Speca has been out but is expected back for the opener, while Smiley Bradford remains away from football activities for a personal matter.
- Purdue still had not settled its place-kicker competition after the scrimmage, and Odom said the role could continue to fluctuate during the season based on results.
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Five Questions Purdue Football Would Love to Have Answered After Its First Scrimmage
- More than a full week in to fall camp, Purdue is going to hit the field this weekend for its first scrimmage.
- It's an opportunity for head coach Barry Odom and his staff to get an early look at his team in a game-like setting.
- It's still early in fall camp, with Purdue completing its seventh practice on Friday.
- There are plenty of questions the Boilermakers need answered...
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