The Boilermakers defense posted a second-half shutout but the offense could not play clean enough to recover from a 21-point halftime deficit. The only way the Boilermakers avoid going winless in the Big Ten and against FBS opponents is if they win in eight days at Indiana.

Michigan State football is back on the winning side. The Spartans jumped out to a fast start and held on late to beat Purdue, 24-17, on Friday night. Michigan State held a 24-3 lead at halftime but failed to score in the second half and relied on the defense to

Michigan State football quarterback Aidan Chiles led the Spartans to three first-half touchdowns and MSU held on for a 24-17 victory.