Purdue squares off with Texas in a Sweet 16 matchup on Thursday night. Host Jordan Jones previews the showdown with the 11th-seeded Longhorns, sizing up the matchups and looking at what Purdue needs to do to return to the Elite Eight. Then, he peeks at what could lie ahead in the matchup between Arizona and Arkansas. The Big Ten advanced six teams to the second weekend, and Jordan discusses how it happened and what it means for the conference. Is Cinderella dead? Jordan looks back on the first weekend of the tournament and what the landscape of the sport means for the NCAA Tournament before closing with some final thoughts on the Boilermakers.

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For the seventh time in the last eight NCAA Tournaments, Purdue will play in the Sweet 16. Host Jordan Jones talks about the Boilermakers' wins over Queens and Miami to advance to the second weekend, touching on great play from Purdue's seniors, doing enough defensively and continued offensive excellence. He also hits on Braden Smith breaking the NCAA's all-time assist record and Matt Painter earning his 500th win at Purdue.

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After racing to a Big Ten Tournament title, Purdue will look to stay hot as it enters the Big Dance. Host Jordan Jones previews Purdue's first-round matchup against Queens, looking at what the Royals can do to throw curveballs at the Boilermakers. He then looks ahead to possible second-round opponents, the West Region as a whole, and what constitutes success. He shares his thoughts on the legacy of the senior class and discusses his excitement for the NCAA Tournament.

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After limping to the finish line of the regular season, Purdue flipped the script and played its best basketball of the season, winning the Big Ten Tournament. Host Jordan Jones looks at what led Purdue to newfound success in Chicago, what it means for the big picture of the season and how it can help the Boilermakers moving forward.

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Purdue enters the Big Ten Tournament desperate for momentum after a crushing Senior Night loss to Wisconsin. Host Jordan Jones breaks down the recent defensive woes, looking at what Purdue can possibly do to find answers on that end. He touches on Fletcher Loyer breaking the school career three-point record, then analyzes why Purdue once again has such a razor-thin margin for error. Then, it's Big Ten Tournament time, and Jordan explains why Purdue found itself in a favorable spot. Finally, he closes by answering a listener's question about the construction of the roster.

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After two more losses, questions linger everywhere over Purdue basketball. Host Jordan Jones dives into Purdue's issues at the center position, discussing why it's such a critical problem for the team entering the home stretch of the season. He touches on the frustration from the players, coaches and fans alike, and analyzes the recent defensive struggles from the Boilermakers. Then, he looks ahead to the final week of the regular season and how Purdue may be able to right the ship and build some sort of momentum entering tournament play.

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Although Purdue dropped a high-profile matchup to Michigan, host Jordan Jones thinks Purdue has a lot of reasons to feel good about where it stands entering the final two weeks of the regular season. He looks back on the Michigan and Indiana games, diving into a big week from Trey Kaufman-Renn, where Purdue's rotation may go during crunch time and more. Then, he previews the week ahead, looks at bracket projections and what it means for the Boilermakers, and closes with thoughts on the tragic passing of Purdue football legend Rondale Moore.

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Purdue went out west twice last week and flew home victorious, picking up quad one wins at Nebraska and Iowa. Host Jordan Jones looks back on a massively successful week for the Boilermakers, diving into what Purdue did well and how it can build off of the positive momentum it built. Then, he looks ahead to a gargantuan matchup with Michigan as the AP's No. 1 team comes to Mackey Arena for the first time in 21 years. What does Purdue need to do against Michigan and how can it come back and defeat Indiana just 72 hours later? Jordan wraps the show by analyzing the pickup of Princeton transfer Caden Pierce and how he'll impact the 2026-27 Boilermakers.

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After Purdue squeaked past Oregon with a 68-64 win, host Jordan Jones welcomes Jeff Schoenle to the podcast to discuss the Boilermakers' recent struggles. The duo looks back on the Oregon game before touching on both sides of the basketball. Where is Purdue falling short? Plus, as Purdue enters a critical five-game stretch, can it find its way back into the Big Ten title mix?

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Purdue snapped out of its three-game skid by thumping a bad Maryland team, but where do the Boilermakers really stand? Host Jordan Jones dives into the state of Purdue following the troubling stretch of losses. He analyzes Purdue's roster and looks at why Purdue's roster construction has been a bit of a double-edged sword. Then, he discusses Fletcher Loyer's big game and looks at what's next for Purdue in the Big Ten race and beyond. Finally, Jordan looks at Purdue's 2026 football schedule and explains why Barry Odom's squad was dealt a pretty good hand by the Big Ten schedule makers.

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