Who would have thought that Northwestern playing Purdue on November 14 could eventually decide the winner of the Big Ten West? Probably no one. This weekend’s game alone is a matchup to watch. Jeff Brohm’s talented receiving corps will meet a confident Wildcat secondary, Purdue’s run defense may bend (and break?) and as usual, it could come down to special teams.
There’s a reason Fitz called David Bell the best wideout in college football. The true sophomore carried Purdue’s air attack through its first two games with four total touchdowns and 243 yards.