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- Purdue has defended traditional rushing better than quarterback runs: Indiana State's Elijah Owens gained 60 rushing yards and Wake Forest's Gio Lopez had 59 and two touchdowns. That exposes a matchup concern against Iamaleava. Extra blitzers have helped the pass rush but risk coverage explosives; nickel Mister Clark's return remains unresolved after missing Wake Forest. - More than 90 of Fame Ijeboi's 114 rushing yards against Wake Forest came after contact, highlighting limited help from Purdue's line. Travis Terrell Jr. and Jerrick Gibson remain secondary backs. Purdue has allowed five sacks; Ryan Browne mostly runs after pass plays break down rather than on designed calls, so his athleticism has not yet become a regular run-game component. - Purdue's Ryan Browne is completing 77% and remains turnover-free, but red-zone passing still limits scoring. Waseem, Townsend, Morrissette and Magwood received most receiver snaps and targets against Wake Forest; slot receivers Waseem and Townsend total 25 catches for 277 yards. George Burhenn's unresolved health adds uncertainty to the receiving options at tight end.

- LB: One month in and we are already out of the running for the football National championship.

- LB: According to a B1G release last month "beginning this year, schools will submit four availability reports per week , beginning three days before a contest and concluding with a gameday report"

- Pick/market: Early start this week since I'll be a bit busy later this week to get the post started: 6A: 1) Brownsburg (4-0) - @ Fishers (0-4) 2) Westfield (4-0) - HSE (2-2) 3) Warren...

- Pick/market: Play 13: This play was blown up by the RT missing his block.

- Injury: Note: A grade of 85 or higher is an NFL-caliber rating, while a grade between 84-79 is considered "very good." Anything from 78-68 is considered "above average." 60 is considered "average" as that is...

- Coaching: Summarizing what Purdue head coach Barry Odom said to the media in attendance at Monday's press conference ahead of the Boilermakers' matchup with UCLA on Saturday in their Big Ten opener.

- Injury: BoilerSportsReport.com takes a look at the outgoing transfers for the Purdue Boilermakers this past offseason and how they are performing at their new schools during the 2026 season.

- Pick/market: I doubt I am alone on this board, but I personally knew Hazell and Walters were mistake hires and we were drawing dead within their first few games.

- QB/LB: What’s bs is the defense can’t clap and will get penalized.

- QB/LB: As several others have said, this team just has to find a way to win a game.

- Pick/market: He’s basically our backup receiving TE.

- Pick/market: Having watched both games, I'm going to be disappointed if Ijeboi rushes for less than 100 yards and Brown throws for less than 250.

- QB/WR: Anyone that watched Ryan yesterday should have seen the improvement.

- Purdue lost 38-36 to Wake Forest in double overtime despite a 455-411 yardage advantage. Three regulation drives reached the Wake Forest 12-, 4- and 3-yard lines but ended in field goals, making red-zone finishing a concrete offensive concern. - Ryan Browne completed a career-best 32 of 42 passes for 329 yards, reaching nine targets. He has topped 300 passing yards in both games this season; his touchdown pass to De'Nylon Morrissette forced a second overtime. - Fame Ijeboi had 27 carries for 114 yards, 42 receiving yards and three rushing touchdowns, setting personal bests in each category. The Minnesota transfer has surpassed 200 rushing yards across his first two Purdue games. - Purdue's defense produced a late three-and-out to help erase a 23-13 deficit, but allowed a fourth-and-15 conversion in double overtime. Gio Lopez then scored and converted the winning two-point try on keepers, exposing decisive late-down and goal-line failures. - Jeremy Lewis led Purdue's pass rush with 1.5 sacks and another tackle for loss. Charles Correa recorded 12 tackles; Jojo Hayden and John Slaughter each had nine tackles and a half-tackle for loss.