Todd Golden column: You can win battle, but Purdue makes it hard to win war

Based on the plan Penn State coach Micah Shrewsberry had going into Penn State's game against No. 1 Purdue on Wednesday --  despite an 80-60 defeat suffered by the Nittany Lions -- you can't really say the main principles of the plan didn't work. Penn State started Michael Henn, a power forward built like a defensive end, to body 7-foot-4 Purdue center Zach Edey in the lane. On the catch, Edey was immediately double-teamed.