The fiasco that was the Boilermakers' final offensive play in a 27-24 loss to Rutgers at Ross-Ade Stadium will be the play people remember, but it wasn't the reason Purdue didn't win. That Ryan Browne completion to himself turned fumble did in some ways epitomize Purdue's season, which now includes six losses in a row.

The Boilermakers had an opportunity for a game-winning drive, but fumbled that opportunity away and likely their shot at ending a Big Ten losing streak this season.

The Rutgers Scarlet Knights snapped their four-game losing streak and secured their first Big Ten win of the season by beating Purdue 27-24 on the road!

A late turnover proved costly for Purdue, who dropped a 27-24 contest to Rutgers on a last-second field goal. A few quick thoughts after another loss.

Jai Patel’s 30-yard field goal as time expired gave Rutgers a 27-24 victory over Purdue. The Boilermakers had taken a 27-24 lead on Ryan Browne’s 14-yard touchdown pass to Nitro Tuggle with 4:43 remaining.

The defense did not improve by leaps and bounds — “We made mistakes today, believe me,” Schiano admitted — but ultimately, the unit Rutgers poured so much energy into this week did enough to stifle Purdue in key moments, make a huge play when it mattered and play its part in the first Big Ten win of the season.

Purdue suffered its sixth straight loss on Saturday, falling 27-24 to Rutgers. Here's what Barry Odom said after another disappointing loss for the Boilers.

Purdue Boilermakers are back in action for the homecoming game Saturday and students and alumni alike are as excited as ever.

The Boilermakers showed improvement in critical areas Saturday, but a loss to Rutgers proved the rebuild before Barry Odom has gotten harder.