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wish we would have made some of those tackles on him." Bush played well against the Wol- verines and would have kept him in had it not been for a mild injury suffered in the second half. TerBush banged a finger on the helmet of offensive lineman Kevin Pamphile, who was pulling on the play, opening the door for Robert Marve's return to the field. Nord says TerBush, who fin- EVALUATING THE QBS Nord says he feels Caleb Ter- ished 16-of-25 for 105 yards with a touchdown and an intercep- tion, looked as comfortable early on vs. Michigan as he did the week before against Marshall. "The first two drives (vs. UM) had nothing to do with the quar- terback and not converting, Robert Maci, who played line- backer and defensive end vs. the Wolverines' spread attack, turned in a career performance, with five tack- les, two for loss and a forced fumble. "He's a hybrid player for us, MACI'S DAY Tibesar said, "and I thought he played a great game. He caused as much havoc as anyone up in the front. He played very fast and " aggressive and was sure of his run fits. We're glad we got him, and he does give us some ver- satility because he can stand up. When he's out in space like that, he's tough for running backs and receivers to block, and at the same time, he's got enough agil- ity to drop into those short zones and cover in space. " j said. "At the end of the half, he was 13-for-18 and had a couple drops, so he was 15-for-18 and that's pretty good. "I don't agree with that as- " Nord Tim Tibesar thought Robert Maci (58) had a great game, as he forced a fumble and set up Purdue's only touchdown. sessment (about being uncom- fortable) at all. I think maybe if you'd watch the film again and see him, he was throwing the ball very accurately. We had a few drops and a few running break- downs by assignments up front, but I thought Caleb started off as fast as he did against Marshall. " too, particularly considering his circumstance. After TerBush injured his finger, apparently numbing it slightly, Marve en- tered at the end of the third quarter, playing with a dam- aged left ACL. He completed 5-of-8 passes Marve seemed to play well for 43 yards, leading Purdue to a field goal on his first drive but throwing an interception on the second. ACLs on the same leg and he's running around, scrambling like there's nothing wrong with him," Nord said. "He's a very gritty young man and my hat's off to him. I think the world of him. To go out there and put the foot- ball team before his health, it's like he'll do anything to help this university and this football team win. I was real proud of him with how he went out there and played with his heart. "Unbelievable with three " GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • volume 23, express 6 • 26 Tom Campbell