Wisconsin vs. Purdue: How to watch, game time, TV schedule, Week 11 TV Guide

Week 11 TV Guide

Sat, Nov 8, 2014
12:00 PM ET	Penn State	at	Indiana
12:00 PM ET	(20) Georgia	at	Kentucky
12:00 PM ET	(25) Wisconsin	at	Purdue
12:00 PM ET	Iowa	at	Minnesota
12:00 PM ET	(12) Baylor	at	(15) Oklahoma
12:00 PM ET	Presbyterian	at	(11) Mississippi
12:00 PM ET	Texas-San Antonio	at	Rice
12:00 PM ET	Louisiana Tech	at	UAB
12:00 PM ET	Southern Methodist	at	Tulsa
12:30 PM ET ESPN3/ACCN	(24) Georgia Tech	at	NC State
12:30 PM ET	(22) Duke	at	Syracuse
3:00 PM ET	South Alabama	at	Arkansas State
3:00 PM ET	Georgia State	at	Troy
3:30 PM ET	Texas A&M	at	(3) Auburn
3:30 PM ET	Iowa State	at	Kansas
3:30 PM ET	Michigan	at	Northwestern
3:30 PM ET	(23) West Virginia	at	Texas
3:30 PM ET	(10) Notre Dame	at	(9) Arizona State
3:30 PM ET	FIU	at	Old Dominion
3:30 PM ET	Connecticut	at	Army
3:30 PM ET	Louisiana-Monroe	at	Appalachian State
3:30 PM ET	Tulane	at	Houston
4:00 PM ET	Tennessee-Martin	at	(1) Mississippi State
4:00 PM ET	Washington State	at	Oregon State
4:00 PM ET CUSA	UTEP	at	Western Kentucky
4:00 PM ET	Air Force	at	UNLV
4:00 PM ET	Georgia Southern	at	Texas State
6:30 PM ET	Virginia	at	(2) Florida State
6:30 PM ET	Idaho	at	San Diego State
7:00 PM ET	(18) UCLA	at	Washington
7:00 PM ET	Florida Atlantic	at	North Texas
7:00 PM ET	Marshall	at	Southern Miss
7:00 PM ET	Hawaii	at	Colorado State
7:00 PM ET	Boise State	at	New Mexico
7:15 PM ET	Louisville	at	Boston College
7:30 PM ET	(7) Kansas State	at	(6) TCU
7:30 PM ET	Florida	at	Vanderbilt
8:00 PM ET	(14) Ohio State	at	(8) Michigan State
8:00 PM ET	(5) Alabama	at	(16) LSU
8:00 PM ET	Colorado	at	(19) Arizona
8:00 PM ET	Louisiana-Lafayette	at	New Mexico State
10:00 PM ET	(4) Oregon	at	(17) Utah
10:30 PM ET	San Jose State	at	Fresno State

Who: Wisconsin vs. Purdue
What: Football
When: Today, 11 a.m. CT
Where: Ross-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, Ind.
Why: Football reasons
How (TV): ESPNU (Adam Amin, John Congemi)
How (Streaming): WatchESPN
How (Radio): Badger Sports Network

Wisconsin is a 17-point favorite in this one, and everything from recent history to Purdue being Purdue suggests the Badgers will roll in this one. Here's B5Q's Andrew Rosin in his preview from Wednesday:

"Purdue is spry. Saturday, the Boilermakers do get homefield advantage as the Wisconsin Badgers get themselves yet another morning football game. They need a win here to keep their bowl hopes alive. Will they get it?

Since Austin Appleby took over the starting quarterback job, Purdue's been better at moving the ball. The Boilermakers stood toe-to-toe with Michigan State, and if we're being honest, they probably should have beaten Minnesota. Sure, Nebraska was able to mostly stonewall the offense. But with Appleby, you can't just beat this offense by merely showing up.

Akeem Hunt is still the running back, and as a senior, we know who he is: shifty, with good hands out of the backfield. But Nebraska shut him down for 21 carries and 66 yards, and with Wisconsin's front seven being much better than Nebraska's on a per-play basis (Nebraska's 41st at 3.74, Wisconsin's tied for eighth at 3.08), Hunt is likely to face some tough sledding,

The good news? Purdue hasn't been trying to get aggressive down the field, unless you have a defense that's Illinois-bad. Appleby's last three games had him go 58-of-109 for 580 yards; that's good for 5.32 yards per attempt and an obvious 10 yards per completion. This fits with the Boilermakers' style when Danny Etling was under center: keep it short, keep it horizontal. Purdue's 126th in yards per attempt."