Despite three turnovers, Purdue capitalized on a stellar defensive performance to take down Minnesota in Minneapolis. The Boilermakers gave up just 47 yards on the ground to the Big Ten’s top rushing offense. MINNEAPOLIS — In a matchup with the third-ranked offense among all FBS programs, the Purdue defense produced three takeaways and gave up 304 yards to Minnesota. The Golden Gophers entered the game averaging 543 yards of total offense per game, including 294.5 on the ground, which was good for first in the Big Ten. But without star running back Mohamed Ibrahim to carry the load, the Boilermakers…