The spread dropped at PSU -28 and has added the hook to -28.5 in most places. Purdue has improved from a moneyline open of +1,600 to +2,200, while Penn State has gone down from -4,000 to a best price of -5,000. There’s slight movement on the game total, which has gone from 50 to a range of 50.5/51 at time of print.

No. 4 Penn State travels to Purdue on Saturday afternoon as the Nittany Lions look to maintain momentum on their march to the 12-team College Football Playoff. This will be the first meeting between the two teams since 2022 and the second straight home game for a Boilermakers squad still seeking its first win over an FBS opponent this year.