The Indiana Hoosiers face the Purdue Boilermakers in this Black Friday college football matchup at Ross-Ade Stadium.

How to Watch Indiana vs Purdue

• When: Friday, November 28, 2025
• Time: 7:30 PM ET
• Live Stream: Peacock (watch now)

The Hoosiers come into this rivalry showdown riding one of the greatest seasons in program history. Indiana is 11-0 overall and 8-0 in the Big Ten, ranked No. 2 nationally in the College Football Playoff rankings. With a win tonight, Indiana could complete its first-ever perfect regular season and punch a ticket to the conference championship. Offensively and defensively, they’ve been elite with their offense averaging over 40 points per game this year, and their defense allowing one of the lowest points-per-game marks in the country.

On the other side, Purdue enters at 2-9 (0-8 in the Big Ten), having lost nine straight games. The gap between the two teams in terms of consistency, depth and momentum is massive, not helped by the fact that last season Indiana crushed Purdue 66–0, the worst loss in series history for the Boilermakers. That said, rivalry games often carry a different kind of intensity, and Purdue, now under a new head coach, may push hard for pride and a spoiler-upset, especially playing at home under the lights at Ross-Ade Stadium.

This is a great college football matchup that you will not want to miss; make sure to tune in and catch all the action.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Central Indiana is settling into a stretch of late-November cold that will linger through the Thanksgiving holiday and set the stage for a potentially accumulating snowfall this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

A strong high-pressure system advancing out of Canada will settle over the region through the rest of the week, bringing below-normal temperatures and brisk winds.

“It’s certainly a late-November, early-December cold pattern,” NWS meteorologist Alex McGinnis said. “We’ve got big high pressure coming out of Canada that’ll be slowly moving into the area through the rest of the week.”

Wind chills were in the teens across much of the area early Thursday and are expected to remain in the 20s during the afternoon, even as temperatures climb just above freezing.

“It will definitely be a chilly but dry Thanksgiving Day,” McGinnis said. “Winds will be dying down tonight, but we’ll still have a bit of a breeze with lows down in the teens in places like Rockville and Frankfort. It will be a cold night across Central Indiana.”

Friday is expected to remain cold, with highs near freezing.

Thanksgiving’s conditions follow a blustery Wednesday that brought sustained winds of around 15 mph and gusts reaching 25 to 30 mph in northern counties.

“Even though temperatures will be a little above freezing this afternoon, you’ll want to keep your skin covered and dress in multiple layers if you’re outside for any longer period of time,” McGinnis said.

Forecasters are increasingly confident a storm system will bring snow to the region Saturday into Saturday night.

“There’s a possibility for light to moderate snowfall accumulation in the Saturday to Saturday night timeframe,” McGinnis said. “Chances for more significant snowfall are greater north and west of Indianapolis. That includes areas north of I-70 like Crawfordsville, Lafayette and Kokomo, especially Saturday afternoon and evening.”

Light snow is also possible in southern counties including Vincennes, Bedford and Seymour. Some areas may see snow mix with or change to rain Saturday night.

“It’s not quite cold enough for a wind chill advisory, although wind chills will get into the single digits tonight and early Friday across northern Indiana,” McGinnis said. “We’ll have to see whether any updates or expansions of the winter storm watch are needed later today.”