Three years ago, the Boilermaker stunned the then-second-ranked Buckeyes at Ross-Ade Stadium. Saturday is the first meeting between the programs since 2018 Show Caption Hide Caption VIDEO INTERVIEW: Last word before Ohio State with Purdue coach Jeff Brohm Purdue is seeking its first victory at Ohio State since 1988 Mike Carmin, Lafayette Journal & Courier WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Who doesn’t remember that magical night in Ross-Ade Stadium three years ago? The Tyler Trent game. The stunning victory by Purdue over then-No. 2 Ohio State before a packed Ross-Ade Stadium and a national television audience. The build-up. The emotion. The satisfaction of numerous exclamation points throughout the fourth quarter – touchdowns by D.J. Knox and Rondale Moore and Markus Bailey’s pick-six – of the 49-20 victory over the Buckeyes. George Karlaftis was in the stands and then rushed the field to join the celebration even before signing with Purdue. “Crazy.…
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