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Purdue offense can't solve Ryan Walters' test in loss to Washington

Purdue fell 38-26 at home on Friday night, unable to crack the defense run by former Boilermakers coach Ryan Walters, now Washington’s defensive coordinator. Backup quarterback Elijah Brown threw three touchdowns and the Huskies’ rushing attack finally clicked, while Purdue’s lone bright spot was Antonio Harris’ 60‑yard run that kept a play alive.

The Boilermakers struggled in all phases, turning the ball over on downs three times and committing an interception by Ryan Browne that sealed the game. Freshman kicker Jacobo Echeverria Lozano hit a career‑long 48‑yard field goal, and special teams saw Dylan Drennan’s punt lead to a turnover recovered by Don Saunders, though two penalties hurt Purdue’s overall effort.

Trey Cooley was named game MVP for his 25 carries.

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