OFFENSIVE MVP
Chris Autman-Bell, Gophers
The receiver might not have the touchdowns to show for it, but he put in the work to set the Gophers up for scores. He caught five passes for 129 yards, missing just two targets. He made catches of 42 yards, 33 yards and two in the 20s.
DEFENSIVE MVP
Josh Aune, Gophers
The linebacker made the game-saving interception in the final minute, right after a potential Purdue go-ahead touchdown was negated by a controversial penalty. He also managed three solo tackles and a quarterback pressure.
BY THE NUMBERS
3 Touchdowns for Mohamed Ibrahim. The running back gained 102 yards on 25 carries.
61 Scholarship players Gophers coach P.J. Fleck said on the BTN broadcast pregame he had available of 85, thanks to injuries and positive COVID-19 tests.
492 Yards for Purdue, including 367 passing yards for backup QB Jack Plummer.
Megan Ryan
![Royce Lewis celebrated a home run with teammate Carlos Correa, right, earlier this season.](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/OD6QURYR75FP3P5NNTQIP2MZUE.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
Royce Lewis returns to Twins after missing 16 games
Byron Buxton homers and doubles to lead Twins to 9-3 win over Tigers
Ben Lively strikes out 6, Guardians top struggling Phillies 3-1 in key interleague showdown
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