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indiana 56, purdue 36 Top players No.1 Indiana quarterback Tre Roberson. Roberson did whatever he wanted, really, to dictate an explosive offensive performance for the Hoosiers. He led three — three — Indiana players who rushed for at least 100 yards with 154, piling up the yards on draws and option keepers. (Purdue allowed at least one 100-yard rusher in every Big Ten game this year.) Then he threw for six touchdown passes. Indiana receiver S h a n e Wynn. Wynn makes the list without even breaking 100 yards receiving, but he was extremely efficient, turning three of his seven catches into touchdowns. No.2 the first half. Ultimately, though, he finished with 33 completions for 485 yards and four TDs. He hit in the quick-passing game and also hit throws down the field. The biggest plus? No turnovers. No.5 Purdue receiver DeAngelo Yancey. After missing a game with a hamstring injury, Yancey had his best outing of the season with 11 catches for 125 yards and a TD. c e l ebrate o ur s eni o r s ! 93rd Purdue Senior No.3 Appreciation Banquet Tom Campbell Tre Roberson was Big Ten Player-of-theWeek after dominating Purdue, rushing for 154 yards and throwing for 273 and six touchdowns. Purdue cornerback Ricardo Allen. In his final collegiate game, Allen turned in one of his best, snatching a pair of interceptions. He finished with 13 in his career, pushing him into second place all time at Purdue. Purdue quarterback Danny Etling. Etling racked of most of his numbers when the game was out of reach — he managed 142 yards passing and a TD in No.4 Sponsored by the Lafayette Kiwanis Club Sunday, December 8, 2013, 12:45 p.m. Purdue Memorial Union Ballrooms Tickets available through Purdue Intercollegiate Athletics Ticket Office and online at www.PurdueSports.com Media Partner Media Partner GoldanDBlack express • volume 24, express 13 • 20