Air Attack

There are more than a few Division I-A offenses around the nation that can keep a defensive coach\'s eyes wide open in the week leading to that Saturday\'s encounter. The trouble with Joe Tiller\'s record-setting air show at Purdue, however, is that the sleepless nights don\'t always end when the final gun sounds. Just ask Penn State defensive backfield coach Tom Bradley. His Nittany Lions actually survived their late-October showdown with the Boilermakers (31-25) at West Lafayette, Ind. But not before quarterback Drew Brees, who finished with 379 yards, drove his team 58 yards in the closing seconds to give Purdue four shots at the end zone from the Penn State 12. Two days later, Bradley was asked if the swiftness with which Brees moved the Boilermakers into position, against one of the country\'s top defensive units no less, surprised him. How ironic, Bradley said. Head coach Joe