Wisconsin is going to lean on their running game, as they average 200+ yards on the ground per game. The Boilermakers have done a solid job at stopping the run in their first three games against decent teams. The quarterbacks for each team are still settling into their systems and there isn’t a player, on either side of the ball, that can change a game. The defenses should be ready to go in their conference opener.

The Badgers are not the same Wisconsin team of years past. However, they have beaten Purdue 16 straight times and are 13-3 ATS in that span. The Boilermakers are 0-6 ATS in their last six home games. They are also coming off of a 15-point loss to Syracuse. Love getting this line under a touchdown. Take the Badgers.