Purdue football vs. Ohio State game recap: Boilermakers miss 3 field goals, lose 41-7

Last week the Purdue football team (2-4, 1-2 Big Ten) lost on the road to Iowa, 20-14. This week, the Boilermakers are facing off with one of the best teams in the country.

No. 3 Ohio State (5-0, 2-0 Big Ten) visits Ross-Ade Stadium today for a Big Ten Conference matchup. Seth Morales (2000-02) will serve as the honorary captain for the game. Morales' 64-yard touchdown catch from Drew Brees won the game against Ohio State in 2000.

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Final: Ohio State 41, Purdue 7

The Boilermakers dropped to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in the Big Ten. Hudson Card completed 13 of 32 pass attempts for 126 yards and a touchdown. Devin Mockobee ran 18 times for 110 yards. Mershawn Rice led the receivers with 3 receptions and 50 yards. Yanni Karlaftis and Dillon Thieneman both had 9 total tackles each.

Tyler and Ethan Trent featured on Peacock broadcast

7:35 left 4Q: Ohio State scores on big touchdown pass

What a play by Brandon Inniss. The freshman wide receiver avoided several Boilermakers on his way to a 58-yard touchdown catch.

Ohio State 41, Purdue 7

14:30 left 4Q: Purdue's Deion Burks scores touchdown

Purdue will not be shut out in this one. Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord fumbled on the previous drive, which gave the Boilermakers the ball at the Buckeye 20-yard line. It took Purdue 6 plays, but they were able to take advantage with a 6-yard touchdown pass from Hudson Card to Deion Burks.

Ohio State 34, Purdue 7

7:35 left 3Q: Purdue misses third field goal

Julio Macias missed his third field goal of the game. This one, a 27-yard attempt, was way left. The Boilermakers decided to kick the field goal in the rain instead of going for it on 4th and 4 at OSU's 10.

4:36 left 3Q: Ohio State running away with the game after another TD

Another drive, another Ohio State touchdown. Kyle McCord threw a 14-yard touchdown to Cade Stover this time around. It was Stover's second TD catch of the day.

Ohio State 34, Purdue 0

12:34 left 3Q: Ohio State gets the ball first after halftime and scores

There's been no stopping the Ohio State offense today. On their first drive of the second half, the Buckeyes marched down the field to score yet another touchdown. This time it came on a 1-yard Dallan Hayden run. The drive lasted 6 plays and 67 yards.

Ohio State 27, Purdue 0

Halftime: Ohio State 20, Purdue 0

The Boilermakers started the drive on their own 30-yard line. Things looked promising to start with several strong runs by Devin Mockobee.

On 2nd and 10 on the OSU 22-yard line with 2:02 left, Mockobee rumbled his way for 21 yards and nearly scored. From there, Mockobee ran the ball for two straight plays, both for a loss. The Boilermakers were then called for holding. Hudson Card was also sacked for another loss of 10.

Purdue kicker Julio Macias attempted a 39-yard field attempt, but it hit the left upright. Just a brutal ending after having the ball on the 1-yard line with it being 1st down.

Card completed 7 of 14 pass attempts for 47 yards. Mockobee ran the ball 10 times for 64 yards. On defense, Yanni Karlaftis and Markevious Brown lead the way with 5 total tackles.

6:07 left 2Q: Cade Stover catches TD pass for Ohio State

The Buckeyes took over at their own 27-yard line and again drove down the field with relative ease. They ended the 11-play, 73-yard drive with a 4-yard touchdown pass from Kyle McCord to Cade Stover. OSU faced 3rd down just twice in that span.

Ohio State 20, Purdue 0

11:29 left 2Q: Purdue recovers fumble

Ohio State's offense was again overwhelming Purdue as it drove into Boilermaker territory again. But this time around, Purdue's defense forced a fumble and it was recovered by Kydran Jenkins. Unfortunately for Purdue, the offense then went 3 and out again.

3:44 left 1Q: Devin Brown extends Ohio State's lead

After Purdue went 3 and out in its second drive, Ohio State scored another touchdown. This time around, backup quarterback Devin Brown ran in a 2-yard score.

Ohio State 13, Purdue 0

Purdue's Ethan Trent, Tyler Trent's brother, on ESPN's College GameDay

Almost exactly five years ago, Purdue dominated No. 3 Ohio State in a 49-20 upset win. The game lives on in history not only because of the underdog story, but also because of a Purdue student, Tyler Trent, and his impact on the Boilermakers while battling cancer.

The story of the Purdue superfan was featured on ESPN's "College GameDay" ahead of the Boilermakers' game against Ohio State in 2018. He won the hearts of college football fans across the nation with the strength he displayed while battling a rare form of bone cancer. He died on Jan. 1, 2019.

Tyler is the oldest of three brothers, with the youngest, Ethan Trent, serving a prominent role on the "GameDay" story from 2018. Five years later, Ethan is now a walk-on offensive lineman at Purdue continuing Tyler's legacy.

Ethan was featured on ESPN's "College GameDay" on Saturday morning ahead of Purdue's first game hosting Ohio State in West Lafayette since that magical matchup in 2018. Read more here.

9:11 left 1Q: Marvin Harrison Jr. gets Ohio State on the board

Ohio State began the drive at its own 31-yard line but chipped away at Purdue's defense with an 8-play, 69-yard drive that ended with a 14-yard touchdown catch by Marvin Harrison Jr. However, Ohio State kicker Jayden Fielding missed the extra point.

Ohio State 6, Purdue 0

11:54 left 1Q: Purdue marches into Ohio State territory, but misses FG

A promising first drive by the Boilermakers ended in a missed 48-yard field goal attempt. During the drive, Devin Mockobee had 3 carries for 26 yards.

Purdue vs. Ohio State start time

Noon ET Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023, at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Indiana

What channel is Purdue football on?

TV: Peacock, with Andrew Siciliano (play-by-play), Kyle Rudolph (analysis) and Lewis Johnson (sideline reporting)

Radio: Boilermaker Sports Network (96.5 FM in Lafayette, 1260 AM in Indianapolis)

Streaming: SiriusXM Channels 203 and 966, TuneIn, Fubo, Sling

What are the odds for Purdue vs. Ohio State?

Via BetMGM

Favorite: Ohio State by 18.5 points

Over/under: 51.5 total points

Moneyline: Ohio State -1400, Purdue +800

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