Purdue will face another formidable schedule in 2026, albeit somewhat lighter than previous gauntlets. Host Jordan Jones glances at all 12 of Purdue's opponents, looking at opportunities for the program to pick up much-needed wins and momentum. He looks at the positives, negatives and more in this deep dive into the 2026 football schedule.

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Purdue basketball wrapped up its summer exhibition trip to Canada, giving fans a first glimpse at a very new-look team. Host Jordan Jones looks at Purdue's performances and provides his takeaways from the trip up north. He discusses the competitive backcourt, questions in the frontcourt, Enzo Shahrvin, defensive intensity and much more.

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As the Big Ten prepares to descend on Chicago for Big Ten Media Days this week, the future of college football will be well-discussed. Host Jordan Jones provides a brief preview of the event, looking at the conference's main talking points and giving his thoughts on what he'd like to hear from Barry Odom and player representatives. Then, he looks at what's ailed Purdue over the past few years and what Purdue must show in 2026 to indicate that it's ready to compete in the ever-evolving future of college football.

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Host Jordan Jones is joined by Bobby "Buckets" Riddell on this week's episode to talk Purdue basketball. The two look back on the past season, discussing the rollercoaster ride that came with it. How should folks look back on the season with such high expectations? They take a trip down memory lane, re-visiting some of the top moments from the careers of Braden Smith, Fletcher Loyer and Trey Kaufman-Renn, before pivoting to the present. What will Purdue look like this season? The two look at reasons for optimism, reasons for concern, X-factors and much more ahead of the summer exhibition trip to Vancouver.

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As football season nears, host Jordan Jones looks back at one of Purdue's most memorable seasons of the 21st century: the 2021 campaign. He takes a trip down memory lane, revisiting the wins, looking at why Purdue had the success it did. What from that season is still relevant today? Jordan dives into it all in this oral history of the 9-4 2021 Boilermakers.

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Purdue's men's basketball program enjoyed its fireworks on Sunday evening when top-50 2027 point guard Kevin Savage announced his pledge to the Boilermakers. Host Jordan Jones dives into Savage's commitment, looking at what he brings to the table and how it impacts Purdue moving forward. Plus, he touches on the fruitful month of June for Purdue football recruiting and what's next for Barry Odom and company in a critical year two.

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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