Wisconsin Football vs. Purdue: How to Watch + Score Predictions

The Wisconsin football program will take on Purdue for some Friday night lights action in West Lafayette. The Badgers are looking to continue their lengthy win streak against the Boilermakers, a team they have beaten a whopping 16 times in a row.

Wisconsin is coming off a 35-14 win over Georgia Southern. Although it wasn’t a pretty win, UW showed some promise in the second half that could be a good sign for the rest of the season. 

Purdue, now 1-2, is coming off a 35-20 loss to Syracuse. The Boilermakers committed four turnovers in the matchup against the Orange, and their defense didn’t exactly do them any favors. 

Wisconsin will head into the bye week after this matchup before going on a tough stretch against undefeated Rutgers, Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio State. UW currently sits at 2-1, and you’d love to see the program head into the bye week on a high note.

Here’s a look at where you can watch, stream, and listen to Friday night’s Big Ten opener. 

How to Watch: Wisconsin Football vs. Purdue

Where: Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Indiana

When: Friday, September 22nd at 6:00 pm CST

Where to watch: Fox Sports 1

Where to stream: Fox Sports App or foxsports.com/live

Other streaming options: Join the Badger Notes watch party and stream Wisconsin Badgers games by following this link.

Where to listen: Badgers Sports Network on the iHeartRadio app or Sirius Satellite Radio XM 195

Play-by-Play: Matt Lepay

Analyst: Mark Tauscher

BadgerNotes Staff Score Predictions for Wisconsin Football vs. Purdue

Jake Maier: 31-24 Wisconsin

Dillon Graff: 34-24 Wisconsin

Christian Borman: 37-30 Wisconsin

Dylan Buboltz: 27-17 Wisconsin

Ryan Eilers: 42-20 Wisconsin

Kedrick Stumbris: 31-24 Wisconsin

Drew Hamm: 34-17 Wisconsin

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