Previously in The Division 2, players had to have substantial Skill Power on their equipment if they wanted to focus in on one particular skill tree. … Purdue DE George Karlaftis has four sacks through six games.The Division 2: Warlords of New York expansion is now live and the skill tree system has undergone some pretty major changes.

… The Boilermakers have allowed nine touchdowns this season, second-fewest among Big Ten teams. … Purdue hasn’t beaten Wisconsin since 2003 and hasn’t beaten the Badgers at home since 1997, the late Joe Tiller’s first season as coach. … Bell has four 100-yard games this season and has 17 receptions for 360 yards in his last two games. … Wisconsin has only two interceptions and four takeaways this season, both league lows. … Badgers QB Graham Mertz has thrown seven interceptions and two TD passes this season. … Wisconsin has lost eight straight against ranked opponents with the last win coming against Minnesota in 2019. … The Badgers have won 14 straight in this series and haven’t started worse than 2-2 in league play since going 0-4 in 2008. 3 against the run and has given up only two touchdowns and 14 points in its last two games, including a shutout against Illinois. The question is whether the Boilermakers can make it work against future opponents without the element of surprise. Coach Jeff Brohm figured out how to use these three effectively last week. Purdue: QBs Aidan O’Connell, Jack Plummer and Austin Burton. Together, they could be quite a force against Purdue’s vastly improved defense.

Mellusi, the transfer from Clemson, has three 100-yard games this season but Allen has emerged as the more physical runner with back-to-back 100-yard games in the Badgers last two wins. Wisconsin: RBs Chez Mellusi and Braelon Allen. There’s little doubt the Badgers will make slowing down the athletic 6-foot-2, 205-pound junior a focal point. Anybody who didn’t see the mismatches Bell creates before his 11-catch, 240-yard day last week understands now. Wisconsin CBs Faion Hicks and Caesar Williams. 2 Iowa, even the doubters must reassess Purdue’s status.īoilermakers WR David Bell vs. If they can beat traditionally strong Wisconsin after last week’s stunning upset at No. The Boilermakers have played well defensively all season. With all three still on the schedule, the Badgers certainly have a chance. Three division teams, including Purdue, have one league loss. If the Badgers want to get back in the West Division mix, it must begin with a road win this weekend. Line: Wisconsin by 3 1/2, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

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