Purdue basketball tipped off summer practices last week, and host Jordan Jones dives into the unofficial start of the 2026-27 season by analyzing Purdue's two most important players: Omer Mayer and Daniel Jacobsen. He looks at what's needed from both players to help Purdue achieve its goals. Plus, Purdue basketball's non-conference schedule is finalized, and why the Brendan Sorsby gambling ruling is so devastating for college athletics.

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Even though kickoff remains roughly three months away, college sports remain a hot topic. Host Jordan Jones looks at the latest Senate bill designed to regulate college athletics from a Purdue perspective. What should Purdue fans care the most about as the landscape could once again change? Plus, some thoughts on the attractiveness of the Purdue athletic director opening.

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Purdue athletic director Mike Bobinski announced on Wednesday that he will retire effective Dec. 31, 2026. Host Jordan Jones dives into the announcement, looking at a possible internal candidate, priorities for the next athletic director and reflecting on Bobinski's legacy in West Lafayette.

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In a busy 72-hour stretch of summer news, Purdue landed a commitment from the top-ranked recruit of the Matt Painter era in Indianapolis' Isaiah Hill and university president Mung Chiang announced his departure for Northwestern. Host Jordan Jones looks at both pieces of news and breaks down what it means, first for Purdue's basketball program and then for the athletic department in the big picture.

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As Purdue capped perhaps the most successful 10-year stretch in program history this year, host Jordan Jones looks back on the past decade of Boilermaker hoops and identifies 10 of the most iconic victories. From 2017 to 2026, nearly every season is referenced as Jordan re-lives some of Purdue's top moments over the last 10 seasons.

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As the year of college sports winds down, host Jordan Jones dives into what we learned this year. On the field, he discusses the importance of coaching and the dominance of the Power Two conferences. Off of it, he looks at the NCAA's wins on eligibility, the ineffectiveness of the House settlement and the critical importance of Purdue football finding success. Plus, Jordan touches on Purdue's NFL Draft strikeout and what the lack of players in the NFL means for the program.

As Purdue's highly-successful era with its "Big Three" comes to an end, host Jordan Jones and longtime basketball expert Jeff Schoenle dish on the past and future of Purdue basketball. They discuss the senior class, an early look at next year's roster, the potential strengths and shortcomings, and an overall view of the state of Purdue's program.

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Despite losing five seniors, Purdue won't lose any other scholarship players ahead of next season. Host Jordan Jones dishes on the news of Purdue's roster retention, analyzing what it does to the floor and ceiling of the team. He touches on how this makes Purdue different in conjunction with the latest coaching staff news. Jordan discusses what the hire of Kenenth Lowe and promotion of PJ Thompson mean to the program and its future.

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Purdue will look much different next season after losing four starters. Host Jordan Jones dishes on what Purdue will look like, diving into returning players and their strengths. He dives into what should be a strong defensive backcourt, questions in the front court and more. Will Purdue be active in the transfer portal? How good can Purdue be? All of that and more in this episode as the offseason officially begins.

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Purdue's late-season winning streak ended in Saturday's 79-64 loss to Arizona in the Elite Eight, closing the 2025-26 season of Boilermaker hoops. Host Jordan Jones briefly recaps the Arizona game, diving into why Purdue came up short. He then remembers the outstanding careers of Braden Smith, Fletcher Loyer and Trey Kaufman-Renn. He looks back on the season. How will it be remembered? And, what to watch for over the next week as the offseason begins.

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