Purdue, the Big Ten team hosting No. 4 Penn State on Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium, could be better than 1-8. Ryan Walters’ team lost 50-49 in overtime at Illinois in early October. The Boilermakers’ 536 yards of offense were not enough.

They’ve already faced No. 1 Oregon and No. 2 Ohio State and now Purdue will close out its home schedule against No. 4 Penn State before finishing the regular season at No. 5 Indiana in two weeks. “That’s what you get when you play in this conference,

You can see our Big Ten picks for this weekend, but we always share our expanded thoughts and final score predictions for the Penn State game in a separate post. So without any further delay, here are our predictions for this weekend’s matchup between the Nittany Lions and Purdue.