There's a lot of one-back stuff showing up, people spread out. I don't remember those formations at Ann Arbor. I think their offense is diversified. When I look at their overall physical scheme, it's set to throw the ball to big, physical wide receivers. The Wolverines have been utilizing two quarterbacks this season with senior Tom Brady starting and sophomore Drew Henson coming off the sideline.
Tiller sees little difference between the two.
They almost look like clones in the sense that they're both tall, physical guys. They both have very strong arms. As far as Michigan is concerned, it doesn't seem to matter which one is in, the offense continues to move along with the same preferences. The impressive thing is they make good decisions. Drew Brees, who moves up among Purdue career leaders in passing statistics with every outing, has been a major factor in the winning streak.