LOOK: Fans storm the field at Ross-Ade Stadium after Purdue stuns No. 2 Ohio State

Purdue notched one of the biggest wins in program history on Saturday night, stunning No. 2 Ohio State in Ross-Ade Stadium. And the scene after the victory was incredible.

Once the clock struck all zeroes, Boilermaker fans stormed the field to celebrate the 49-20 win over the Buckeyes. It was the first time Purdue had beating a top five team since defeating Nick Saban’s Michigan State team in 1999.

It was certainly a night that nobody will forget. And it was quite the scene in West Lafayette.

Purdue fans rushing the field after the Boilers stun No. 2 Ohio State, 49-20. pic.twitter.com/UG2b2yey6J

— Mike DeFabo (@MikeDeFabo) October 21, 2018

Cue the strobe lights! Set off the fireworks! 🎆

They'll be partying all night in West La, and the entire @BoilerFootball family will remember it for much longer than that: pic.twitter.com/WYG1rJAdlU

— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) October 21, 2018

Ross-Ade right now. pic.twitter.com/Q7AQd8moYB

— Gregg Doyel (@GreggDoyelStar) October 21, 2018

Purdue racked up 539 yards of total offense and didn’t commit a single turnover all night. David Blough threw for 378 yards and three touchdowns and D.J. Knox rushed for 128 yards and three scores.

Freshman star receiver Rondale Moore had 170 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

It was an incredible team win for Purdue and one of the best in program history. It’s going to be a late, fun and rowdy night in West Lafayette.