Rutgers football will travel to West Lafayette, Indiana to play the Purdue Boilermakers at Ross-Ade Stadium looking to snap a four-game skid.

The Boilermakers are carrying a couple of ugly losing streaks into Saturday's game against Rutgers. Can Purdue finally stop the bleeding?

Rutgers and Purdue both will seek their first Big Ten Conference win of the season when they clash Saturday afternoon in West Lafayette, Ind.

The Boilermakers had their starting quarterback injured Saturday, and his status for the homecoming game vs. Rutgers is uncertain. Here's how Purdue will operate.

Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano hosted his game week press conference to preview the Rutgers matchup on the road at Purdue. Normally, these press conferences are held on Monday, but from now until the end of the season,

Purdue quarterback Ryan Browne is doubtful to play against Rutgers this weekend, coach Barry Odom said Monday. Browne left last weekend's 19-0 loss at Northwestern when he appeared to injure his left shoulder on the first play of the second half.

Greg Schiano has made changes to Rutgers football’s defense following the unit's showing against Oregon, but the specifics will not be made public.

Oct. 25 at 12 p.m. EDT. How to watch: BTN Key stats Purdue Offense Overall: 395.4 yards per game (66th in FBS) Passing: 263 yards per game (43rd) Rushing: 132.

In this episode, Andrew and Arnav are joined by Travis Holonics, an indepedent Rutgers content creator, to recap Rutgers disastrous showing against Oregon on homecoming and preview the Scarlet Knights much anticipated matchup with Purdue.