GoldandBlack.com game day thread: Purdue at Indiana
This is the place to share your opinions, analysis and thoughts on today’s game, which just happens to be one of the biggest games in school history. That’s all. Click here to join the conversation.
What’s at stake? A win will put Purdue in the Big Ten title game next Saturday, while also allowing the Boilermakers to retain the Old Oaken Bucket.
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Purdue holds the all-time series lead with a commanding 75-42-6 record, and they’ve more than held their own in Bloomington with a 35-19-2 record on the road. The last 10 meetings between the Boilermakers and Hoosiers have split 5-5, as the Hoosiers took four-in-a-row over Purdue from 2013 to 2016.
Since his arrival at Purdue, Jeff Brohm owns a 3-1 record in the Bucket series. Brohm’s squad won consequential games in 2017 and 2018, where both teams entered with 5-6 records seeking bowl eligibility. Indiana took the Bucket down south in a rain-soaked 2019 game in West Lafayette. After COVID cases in both programs caused a cancellation of the 2020 game, Purdue rolled through the Hoosiers in a 44-7 decision last season at Ross-Ade Stadium. Because of that 2020 cancellation, this will be the first meeting in Bloomington since 2018.
