- Q1 6:19TDWASHDecker DeGraaf 2 Yd pass from Elijah Brown (Tyler Robles Kick)7–0
- Q1 1:54FGPURJacobo Echeverria Lozano 24 Yd Field Goal7–3
- Q2 12:40FGWASHTyler Robles 25 Yd Field Goal10–3
- Q2 8:28TDPURAntonio Harris 1 Yd Run (Jacobo Echeverria Lozano Kick)10–10
- Q2 6:27TDWASHBrian Bonner Jr. 25 Yd pass from Elijah Brown (Tyler Robles Kick)17–10
- Q2 2:35TDPURFame Ijeboi 10 Yd pass from Ryan Browne (Jacobo Echeverria Lozano Kick)17–17
- Q2 0:27TDWASHBrian Bonner Jr. 1 Yd Run (Tyler Robles Kick)24–17
- Q3 3:33FGPURJacobo Echeverria Lozano 48 Yd Field Goal24–20
- Q4 14:12TDWASHDezmen Roebuck 4 Yd pass from Elijah Brown (Tyler Robles Kick)31–20
- Q4 11:18TDPURRyan Browne 8 Yd Run (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)31–26
- Q4 10:30TDWASHTrey Cooley 53 Yd Run (Tyler Robles Kick)38–26
Washington Huskies vs Purdue Boilermakers — 2026-10-16 Game Analysis
Final · Fri
ESPN game file
Recap
The Washington Huskies defeated the Purdue Boilermakers 38-26 on October 16, 2026, in West Lafayette, Indiana. Washington improved to 4-3 overall and earned its first Big Ten victory of the season.
Elijah Brown threw for 302 yards and 3 touchdowns. His 4-yard scoring pass to Dezmen Roebuck put Washington ahead 31-20 early in the fourth quarter.
Purdue answered through Ryan Browne's 8-yard touchdown pass but failed on the ensuing 2-point conversion attempt. That left the Boilermakers trailing 31-26 before Trey Cooley delivered Washington's next score.
Cooley broke free for a 53-yard touchdown run with 10:30 remaining. He finished with 113 rushing yards on 8 carries.
Brian Bonner Jr. scored twice before halftime, including a 1-yard run that gave Washington a 24-17 lead. The Huskies never surrendered that advantage.
Jeron Jones intercepted a pass with 7:07 remaining to interrupt Purdue's comeback attempt. Rylon Dillard-Allen added another interception on Purdue's final possession. The Boilermakers dropped to 3-4 overall and 2-2 in conference play.
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Game stats
| Statistic | Washington Huskies | Purdue Boilermakers |
|---|---|---|
| First downs | 24 | 19 |
| Total yards | 488 | 371 |
| Net passing yards | 302 | 273 |
| Rushing yards | 186 | 98 |
| Third-down conversions | 4-7 | 5-14 |
| Fourth-down conversions | 0-0 | 1-4 |
| Turnovers | 5 | 2 |
| Penalties–yards | 6-33 | 6-49 |
| Time of possession | 29:16 | 30:44 |
Washington Huskies vs Purdue Boilermakers — NCAA Game Analysis
Washington Huskies defeated Purdue Boilermakers 38–26, a 12-point margin. Washington Huskies led in total offense, 488 to 371. Washington Huskies led in rushing yards, 186 to 98. Purdue Boilermakers committed fewer turnovers, 2 to 5. Washington Huskies converted 4 of 7 third downs; Purdue Boilermakers converted 5 of 14.
Based on the recorded score and available team statistics. Source: ESPN game file.
Lineup
These are the players credited on the game file. That file does not list a starting lineup or positions.
Washington Huskies
Passing
- #7Elijah Brown
Rushing
- #22Trey Cooley
- #34Brian Bonner Jr.
- #2Dezmen Roebuck
- #8Chris Lawson
- #44Kade Eldridge
- #32Ryken Moon
- Team
- #7Elijah Brown
Receiving
- #8Chris Lawson
- #2Dezmen Roebuck
- #3Rashid Williams
- #34Brian Bonner Jr.
- #16Justice Williams
- #85Baron Naone
- #12Trez Davis
- #86Decker DeGraaf
Defense
- #4Rylon Dillard-Allen
- #7Alex McLaughlin
- #0Taariq Al-Uqdah
- #2Rahshawn Clark
- #23Zaydrius Rainey-Sale
- #9Jacob Manu
- #12Logan George
- #6Dylan Robinson
- #48Jacob Lane
- #3Emmanuel Karnley
- #33Darin Conley
- #99Russell Davis II
- #58DeSean Watts
- #11Ramzak Fruean
- #8Ramonz Adams Jr.
- #5Derek Colman-Brusa
- #91Isaiah Ward
Purdue Boilermakers
Passing
- #15Ryan Browne
Rushing
- #22Antonio Harris
- #2Fame Ijeboi
- #15Ryan Browne
- #19Asaad Waseem
Receiving
- #19Asaad Waseem
- #3Xavier Townsend
- #8De'Nylon Morrissette
- #2Fame Ijeboi
- #5Chauncey Magwood
- #81George Burhenn
- #11Tra'Mar Harris
- #22Antonio Harris
Defense
- #21Justin Denson
- #0Jojo Hayden
- #5Charles Correa
- #13John Slaughter
- #7Don Saunders
- #29Dee Newsome
- #40Ian Jeffries
- #33Jeremy Lewis
- #2Jaden Mangham
- #11Keyshawn Burgos
- #12Ryan Turner
- #20Winston Berglund
- #1Smiley Bradford
- #8CJ Madden
- #11Tra'Mar Harris
- #39Isaiah Needam
- #91Aiden Solecki
- #92Curt Neal
- #94Rodney Lora
- #22Antonio Harris
- #3Jett Goldsberry