Purdue enters November with four of the top college football teams in the country left on the schedule. Not ideal for a team that's lost six straight.

Following Michigan's Week 9 win over Michigan State, the Wolverines moved up to No. 21 in the AP Top 25 Poll heading into Week 10 against Purdue. The Wolverines

TheWolverine.com caught up with Purdue writer Tom Dienhart of Gold and Black ahead of Saturday’s matchup between the Boilermakers and Michigan Wolverines football. Dienhart broke down Purdue and offered a final score prediction.

Purdue Football begins its toughest stretch of the year playing three ranked opponents in its final four games of the year. The Boilermakers will start this stretch against a Michigan team that’s gotten hot in the past two weeks with back-to-back big wins.

The Boilermakers (2-6, 0-5) are on a 14-game Big Ten losing streak, with their last win coming Nov. 25, 2023 against an Indiana team about to fire its coach. They beat Ball State and Southern Illinois (an FCS program) to start this season before dropping their next six: five Big Ten games and Notre Dame.

The Wolverines lost Cole Sullivan vs. MSU in the first half. Evidently, there's another player in the room who is dealing with an ailment, too.

Despite not many points being put on the board recently, Purdue RBs Devin Mockobee and Malachi Thomas are quietly among the more efficient duos in the Big Ten:

Barry Odom continues to back Ryan Browne as Purdue's QB, but the Boilermakers are utilizing Malachi Singleton's skills, too.

Ticket prices for the Purdue vs Michigan game at Michigan Stadium start at $66 on VividSeats and $65 on StubHub. Prices on the 50-yard line on Purdue's sideline range from $107 to $61,275 on both sites.