The NIL, offseason, transfers, and everything else has been a little rough on the Purdue basketball program. Somehow, their senior point guard touches on every one of those topics and as of right now, his future is still uncertain. Will he back for a second senior season? More importantly, should he? Is it better for him and the program to part ways or is there redemption to be found from the all-time great Indiana high school point guard.

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Andrew and Casey have some Boilers in the pros to preview. Karlaftis might have landed in the perfect spot. David Bell has the chance to be an impact rookie, and Horvath was a surprise late pick. Plus the guys tell you where they'd want to play in the NFL.

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Andrew and Casey continue to break down Purdue's 21-22 basketball season. This week, they tackle the tough question of whether Ivey's absurd skill and athleticism was ultimately a let down or will his ability to represent the NBA for the next decade make up for two disappointing losses in March?

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The boys are back to discuss the open wound of NIL money and how the NCAA has probably made a mistake to regulate it. But they could just be bitter because Nijel Pack is gonna be a Hurricane and a whole lot richer and Purdue is left waiting to hear if Eric Hunter Jr. will return for their fifth season. They break down if the NCAA will ever be the same, if NIL needs changed, and if Hunter will possibly come back home.

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Andrew and Casey are back to recap and have the tough discussions about seniors whose career ended in disappointment. This time they delay their talks in sake of easter candy discussions before getting into the not so sweet finish to Sasha's final season as a Boilermaker.

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Andrew and Casey are back to discuss Purdue's 2021-22 season one player at a time. Their first review looks at the senior big man who started his career playing as a key bench contributor on an elite eight team, and finished as an All-American coming off the bench on a team that lost in heart breaking fashion in the Sweet Sixteen seed to a #15 seed. Casey in particular had a question for Ledman to try and fully digest Williams final season. Also, Ledman tells his college baseball story!

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Andrew and Casey talk millions, the millions and millions being spent on Ross-Ade and Mackey Arena that is. Ledman says the word gander and that seems like something. Eric Hunter Jr. has something to declare. Then they get into the meat of things, the transfers available for Coach Painter and a Purdue team in desperate need of some guard play. Casey sees only one way to correct next season, PACK THE COURT.

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We've all heard them. The Ainters. The loyalists, too. This is the definitive Matt Painter discussion as Casey and Andrew go over his career, the teams that had Final Four chances, and the reasons they didn't work out. What can Painter do better? What's his fault and what's not? And why does a certain type of player never seem to thrive at Purdue?

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Andrew and Casey have some early off season news to discuss as Isaiah Thompson announces he will enter the transfer portal. The boys discuss this move and what it means for IT and Coach Painter's 2023 squad.

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Andrew and Casey were both in attendance to see first hand, the devastation of the peacocks. Purdue's loss was a side of history neither would like to share in ever again, but alas, teh show must go on. They break down what it meant for the team, who is to blame, and how it came about. A loss like this somehow confuddles the mind and makes the most sense. They've come to a conclusion by the end - losing is hard and they're going to need a whole episode to answer the next question. What does this say about Coach Matt Painter? Sports grieving is complicated, the two of them try to come to term with what losing means on the biggest stage.

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