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Purdue’s Week 1 ‘Guaranteed Win’ Has Fans Demanding More Already

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We’re six weeks out from Purdue football kicking off, and already the chatter around their Week 1 matchup against the Indiana State Sycamores is… weird. On paper, this game looks like a cakewalk, but there’s a real buzz about what Purdue *has* to do.

An ‘Exhibition’ Game With Real Stakes?

Purdue opens the season in Week 1 against the Indiana State Sycamores, an FCS squad, which means on paper it’s basically an exhibition. You know the drill, right? An almost guaranteed win where everyone expects a beatdown. The source even says you probably won’t learn much about the rest of Purdue’s non-conference schedule from it, considering the opponent. It’s often just a chance to dust off the cobwebs and work out kinks against lesser competition.

Fans Are Already Watching What Purdue *Does*

But here’s the kicker: even though it’s an FCS team, Purdue *has* to win. More than that, they *have* to perform. The fans are gonna be watching, hoping to see *something*. Anything, really. You can’t just stumble through an exhibition like this; you gotta make a statement, show what this team is made of. It’s about setting the tone for the whole season, proving the hard work is paying off.

So, as we count down the six weeks until kickoff, the focus is squarely on that Indiana State game. It might be an “almost guaranteed win,” but it’s also a chance for Purdue to show the faithful exactly what they’re bringing to the field this season. Don’t just win; dominate. Show us what you’ve got!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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