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We're taking mailbag questions for this week's episode of The Scoop until noon Tuesday. So if you've got some stuff on your mind after yesterday and need to vent, ask away.

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“They were physically stronger than us,” third-year Temple head coach Stan Drayton said during a postgame Zoom call with reporters. “They played better than us. It’s one thing when you're playing against a team that is bigger than you, stronger than you, but they played better. They executed better than we did as well. So, yeah, that was the case, that we definitely lost the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. Wasn't even close.”
This admission is pathetic. No reason we can't be physically stronger; that's on the HC and strength coach. Later he said that Tulane had definitely "invested in some players." This is just another excuse for his incompetence.