Here's a look at the snap counts for each Beaver who saw the field on offense or defense during Oregon State's big win in Corvallis, courtesy of Pro Football Focus. For context, Oregon State ran 77 total offensive plays, while Purdue ran 49.

Purdue trails by 10 points after OSU made a 29-yard field goal with 3 seconds left. Hudson Card completed just 2 passes in the first half for 32 yards. Devin Mockobee leads the team with 67 yards on 9 rushing attempts. Kydran Jenkins has 9 total tackles.

The Beavers have been at their best this season when they lean on their star running back tandem of Jam Griffin and Anthony Hankerson. The pair ran wild during Week 1 and Week 2 wins over Idaho State and San Diego State, respectively, and OSU’s offensive line has been a stout run-blocking group all season.

To start Trent Bray's first season as head coach, the Oregon State Beavers are 3-1 following a 38-21 win over a Big Ten opponent in the Purdue Boilermakers. It's an encouraging start for a team who found their identity in the running game over the first 25% of the regular season.