Purdue picked up two more Big Ten wins at home, downing Washington and Penn State, to move to 5-0 in league play. Host Jordan Jones looks back on the less-than-dominant victories with takeaways from the week that was, diving into big performances by Oscar Cluff, CJ Cox and Braden Smith. He then touches on Fletcher Loyer reaching the 1,500-career-point mark, reflecting on the tremendous career that the sharpshooter is having. Jordan looks ahead to the upcoming games before pivoting to a bevy of takeaways from Mike Bobinski's media availability from Friday. What stands out the most from the athletic director?

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For the first time in eight years, Purdue is 3-0 in Big Ten play. Host Jordan Jones discusses the Boilermakers' cruise past Wisconsin, particularly the story of the game: Braden Smith breaking the Big Ten career assists record. He dives into Smith's accomplishments and story and looks at the next milestones ahead. He then previews Big Ten play, analyzing who presents problems for Purdue and what advantages the Boilermakers have. Then, Jordan wraps up with some words on Purdue football's early transfer portal results.

As Purdue football enters a critical year of 2026, host Jordan Jones examines the perceptional issues that surround the program. First, the hire of Kevin Kane of defensive coordinator brings fans back to a miserable era of Boilermaker football. Then, Jordan pivots to the financial component of the transfer portal and the perception that Purdue can't stack up to its peers. He sizes up the current roster and looks at all of Purdue's many areas of need in the portal before touching on the importance of Saturday's basketball game at Wisconsin.

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In a special Christmastime episode, host Jordan Jones welcomes Bobby "Buckets" Riddell to the show for a conversation about Purdue through the first 11 games. The two discuss key takeaways from the first third of Purdue's season before looking ahead to what Purdue needs to do to achieve its goals of making the Final Four and winning a national championship. Then, Bobby provides his unique perspective of having played for Painter and watching him nearly two decades later through his evolution as a coach.

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Albeit against outmatched competition, Purdue bounced back from its loss to Iowa State with a pair of 20-plus-point wins over Minnesota and Marquette. Host Jordan Jones looks back on the week that was with his takeaways, including promising signs on the defensive end and dominance from Oscar Cluff. He then looks around the Big Ten at Purdue's conference title outlook after two league games. Can Purdue enter 2026 with a 12-1 record with two non-conference games to go? He then wraps by answering your questions on Omer Mayer and Purdue volleyball.

Purdue dropped its first game of the season on Saturday, getting blown out by Iowa State in shocking fashion. Host Jordan Jones dives into everything that went wrong for the Boilermakers on Saturday and how big a deal those items are moving forward. He previews the week ahead with Minnesota and Marquette before some takeaways from the first month of the season. Finally, Jordan closes with some thoughts on the big picture of college football after a controversial weekend.

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Purdue football's 2025 season came to an end with a 56-3 thumping by Indiana on Black Friday. As Purdue made the wrong kind of history, host Jordan Jones looks at what's gone awry for the program and how Purdue must improve in the coming days and weeks to set a better foundation for 2026. He looks at the coaching staff, roster, big picture and much more in a comprehensive post-mortem of the 2025 season. Plus, a big week lies ahead for Matt Painter's hoops squad.

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An eventful win over Memphis and a throttling of Texas Tech allowed Purdue to win its MTE for the fifth straight season at the Baha Mar Championship, continuing its excellent start to the 2025-26 season. Host Jordan Jones breaks down the two very different victories, diving into what they mean for Purdue. He looks at the contributions of Oscar Cluff, Fletcher Loyer and CJ Cox, diving into how complete of a team Purdue is at this point. Could the Boilermakers enter the New Year with a zero in the loss column? Finally, ahead of Friday night's Old Oaken Bucket game, Jordan talks on why this must be a bottoming-out point for the Purdue football program.

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Purdue basketball returned to the top of the AP Poll after a big second week of the season, winning at No. 8 Alabama and handling a pesky Akron team. Host Jordan Jones delves into the week that was, touching on thoughts from each win before a wealth of takeaways about the Boilermakers. He discusses Trey Kaufman-Renn's importance, the perfect fit of Oscar Cluff, the emergence of Omer Mayer and much more. Then, he turns the page to football, where Barry Odom's squad seemed to take a step backwards in a 49-13 loss at Washington. Where does Purdue go from here with just one game to go? What's next for the football program after another disappointing season?

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Purdue tipped off the 2025-26 season with a pair of wins over Evansville and Oakland, but it wasn't always smooth sailing for the preseason AP No. 1 Boilermakers. Host Jordan Jones talks about the week of action, including the absence of Trey Kaufman-Renn, lack of rebounding, defensive struggles and more. He looks ahead to the week to come with matchups against Alabama and Akron before transitioning to the gridiron. He touches on his takeaways from Purdue's 34-10 loss to Ohio State and previews the trip to Seattle to take on Washington.

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