Wisconsin Dominates Purdue 52-6, Ending Two-Game Skid

The Badgers showcased a revitalized offense led by Braedyn Locke and Trech Kekahuna, securing their 18th consecutive win over Purdue.

Wisconsin's quarterback Braedyn Locke threw for 359 yards and three touchdowns, marking a career-high performance despite early interceptions.
Redshirt freshman Trech Kekahuna emerged as a key playmaker, catching six passes for 134 yards and two touchdowns.
Running back Tawee Walker stepped up with 94 rushing yards and three touchdowns, following Chez Mellusi's temporary departure from the team.
Purdue struggled offensively, failing to capitalize on two interceptions and settling for field goals instead of touchdowns.
The Badgers' victory extended their winning streak against Purdue to 18 games, highlighting a dominant series history.