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GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • VOLUME 25, EXPRESS 11 • 33 taken from the healthy left leg or having sur- gery only on the right knee. He's been work- ing on getting his leg as strong as possible in the meantime, saying that helps in recovery post-surgery. Anthrop also has been using the bevy of resources on the team and former Purdue athletes who have had the injury to see how best to attack rehab. Current receiver Cam- eron Posey tore his ACL in the offseason, had surgery Feb. 10 and was fully cleared to start training camp in August. "He's been actually really helpful, too, be- cause I know he's like a miracle case," Anthrop said. "I remember he was doing like 7-on-7 with us like four months out of surgery. He's been talking to me quite a bit. I don't know if I can be quite that fast, but I hope to be around that same time- frame." BADGER RUNNING DOMINANCE Melvin Gordon became the fourth different Badger back to gain more than 200 yards against Purdue. That is impressive considering, since 1970, opponents have had a back again more than 200 yards against the Boilermakers 20 times, and the Bad - gers can account for six of them. Wisconsin has been on a hot streak on the ground against Purdue in the last four games, as Montee Ball ON TAP SATURDAY Game Time (ET) TV Line Penn State at Illinois Noon ESPN2 PSU -6.5 Rutgers at No. 10 Michigan State Noon ESPN MSU -22 Minnesota at No. 21 Nebraska Noon ESPN Nebraska -10 Indiana at No. 7 Ohio State Noon BTN OSU -34.5 Northwestern at PURDUE Noon ESPNU NU -1 No. 14 Wisconsin at Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN2 Wisconsin -9.5 Maryland at Michigan 3:30 p.m. BTN Michigan -5 All times ET Source: DannySheridan.com BIG TEN STANDINGS EAST DIVISION Big Ten/Pct. Division/Pct. Overall/Pct. Ohio State 6-0/1.000 4-0/1.000 9-1/.900 Michigan State 5-1/.833 3-1/.750 8-2/.800 Maryland 3-3/.500 2-2/.500 6-4/.600 Michigan 3-3/.500 2-2/.500 5-5/.500 Rutgers 2-4/.333 2-2/.500 6-4/.600 Penn State 2-4/.333 2-3/.400 6-4/.600 Indiana 0-6/.000 0-5/.000 3-7/.300 WEST DIVISION Big Ten/Pct. Division/Pct. Overall/Pct. Wisconsin 5-1/.833 3-1/.750 8-2/.800 Nebraska 4-2/.667 3-1/.750 8-2/.800 Iowa 4-2/.667 3-1/.750 7-3/.700 Minnesota 4-2/.667 3-1/.750 7-3/.700 Northwestern 2-4/.333 1-3/.250 4-6/.400 Illinois 1-5/.167 1-4/.200 4-6/.400 PURDUE 1-5/.167 1-4/.200 3-7/.300 THE HILL GROUP REHABILITATION INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO hillgrp.com We're Illinois' largest mechanical contractor … and proud to have 38 outstanding Purdue alumni on our HVAC/Plumbing team. Warren Hill, ME '63 Jim Hill, MET '95, MBA '03 Jim Billard, LA '90 Brian Teyema, ME '87 Scott Dierking, IM '77 Russ Nelson, BCM '00 David Pikey, PH '97 Bill Silfies, MBA '03 Nick Muscolino, MET '06 Matthew Crawford, MET '05 Bob Hill, BCM '06 Anthony Camasta, MET '04 Beth Beigelbeck, SM '97 Deborah Toth, MET '07 Daniel Block, ME '08 Daniel Gasser, BS '04 Jason Jones, MET '08 Nick Johnson, BCM '09 Bryan O'Neill, BCM '09 Steven Sitkowski, BCM '10 Isaac Townsend, ME '10 Don Wunderlich, ME '13 Taylor Spaulding, ME '12 Grant Fillipitch, MET '12 Jessica James, BS '13 Robert C. Krier, MET '13 Joseph Ketcik, CE '13 Joseph Schraffenberger , ME '13 Michael Rish, ME '13 Brandon Goldstein, ME '14 Michael Alber, ME '14 Ally Gray, BS '14 Karina Bjorklund, ME '17 Larry Lannen, ME '16 Kevin Morrisroe, ME '15 Bill Shuck, MET '14 James Svehla, BCM '15 Chaz Usher, BCM '17 The Hill Group is installing all HVAC systems in this new 27-story, 1,200,000 square foot hospital.