BIG TEN Week 10 Reaction!! PURDUE BEATS MICHIGAN STATE!!

The Squad provides their Big Ten Football Week 10 review. They discuss the big game between the Michigan State Spartans vs. Purdue Boilermakers and whether or not Purdue is big competition for Ohio State and other Big Ten teams. Let us know your Big Ten football takes and any other college football takes in the comments below. BIG TEN Week 10 Reaction!! PURDUE BEATS MICHIGAN STATE!! --------------------------------- ●RELATED VIDEOS● BIG TEN Week 10 PREVIEW!! Can Michigan Bounce Back?!?: https://youtu.be/dGKBdV13iPE BIG TEN Week 9 REACTION!! MICHIGAN FAN Reacts to Michigan State Loss | Michigan vs Michigan State: https://youtu.be/v7a8Kmjxzjw PENN STATE LOST in 9OT?!? | BIG TEN WEEK 8 REACTION: https://youtu.be/jDGV2qfsw8w Is MICHIGAN Football For Real?!? [BIG TEN Football Week 6 Picks]: https://youtu.be/TmyDzDsna7M Can OHIO STATE Football Build Confidence This Week?!? [BIG TEN Football Week 3 PREDICTIONS]: https://youtu.be/0F6TUTfFaL4 Can OHIO STATE Football Make the PLAYOFFS?!? [BIG TEN Football Week 2 RECAP]: https://youtu.be/oxCtGVjYdfQ Will CJ STROUD Lead the Ohio State Buckeyes to Victory?!? [BIG TEN Football Week 2 Picks]: https://youtu.be/vqPYHurQ190 Can Penn State Football Beat Wisconsin in Camp Randall?!? [BIG TEN Football Week 1 Predictions]: https://youtu.be/BHiAMtewwQA Game of the Year - Indiana Hoosiers vs Penn State Nittany Lions?!?: https://youtu.be/JzL_YsXxVDw BIG TEN Football WEEK 2 PREDICTIONS 2020 [#B1GISBACK]: https://youtu.be/gauBrNK3tUQ BIG TEN Football WEEK 1 PREDICTIONS 2020: https://youtu.be/UIhFDknt4gA ●OTHER VIDEOS● SO WHAT'S THE SCENARIO?: https://youtu.be/04KWo0z4tzM --------------------------------- ●LINKS● Subscribe to stay up to date on our newest episodes: http://bit.ly/2Sq2I4L Share with a homie: https://youtu.be/tg-6tZHuXJk For business inquiries or questions, email us at botbuspod@gmail.com ------------------------------ ●SOCIAL MEDIA● Back of the BUS Facebook – http://bit.ly/35UZomc Back of the BUS Instagram – http://bit.ly/34ZiHcy Back of the BUS Twitter – http://bit.ly/39hj8Td Josh’s IG (@itsjayteegee): http://bit.ly/2QhkPXS Josh’s Twitter (@itsjayteegee_): http://bit.ly/2SpY5rt Marcus’ IG (@marcus_2raw): http://bit.ly/2skie7C ------------------------------ #bigtenfootball #collegefootball #backofthebus No. 3 Michigan State fell from the ranks of the unbeaten Saturday, losing 40-29 at Purdue in a result that shakes up the Big Ten title race and the College Football Playoff Rankings heading into the second release from the CFP Selection Committee. In pulling off the upset, the Boilermakers defeated an opponent ranked among the top five in the AP Top 25 for the 17th time as an unranked team, the most in FBS history. The Spartans entered at No. 3 in the CFP Rankings and No. 5 in the AP Top 25 thanks to last week's comeback win against Michigan, but a similar closing effort was not in the cards against a Boilermakers program that has built an identity on slaying Goliath. Saturday's victory against Michigan State follows the October upset of then-No. 2 Iowa, which marked the second time Purdue has beaten two top-10 teams in the same season since 1984. The template for the upsets have been the same with Purdue star wide receiver David Bell taking over as the best player on the field. Michigan State's pass defense has not been challenged by a player of Bell's caliber yet this season, and he delivered once again on a big stage with 11 catches for 217 yards and a touchdown against Michigan State. Bell has gone for at least 100 receiving in 15 of his 26 career games with the Boilermakers, and his performance against the Spartans falls in line with his 240-yard showing in the upset of the Hawkeyes earlier this season. Michigan State star running back Kenneth Walker III had a strong performance with 146 rushing yards and a touchdown on 23 carries, and the Spartans offense as a whole was able to move the ball against Purdue's defense. It was just unsuccessful in scoring opportunities during key late-game possessions. The issue for Michigan State was the defense, which gave up 536 yards passing to Purdue quarterback Aidan O'Connell, who completed 40 of 54 attempts. The Boilermakers converted on all seven of their red zone opportunities, while one of Michigan State's late-game efforts to cut into the lead resulted in a game-sealing interception.