Boilers and Beyond

As basketball season tips off in a week, host Jordan Jones previews the Boilermakers' upcoming season. He looks at every projected rotation player, the strengths and weaknesses of the squad and how both ends of the floor will look different with a massive shift in personnel. Jordan previews the schedule, discussing what Purdue will face, and he dives into the litmus test that this season will be for the program. Can Purdue's culture of roster continuity and limited spending sustain in this era? He closes with a batch of listener questions about the upcoming year in a loaded Purdue hoops episode.

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As Purdue reaches its bye week with a 3-4 record, host Jordan Jones dives into the program's current position. He looks at the good and bad of the season and what Purdue must do in the second stanza to move the program in a positive direction into 2027. Then, he discusses the impact of the College Football Playoff's expansion to 24 teams. Plus, Jordan's early thoughts on Purdue basketball in exhibition play.

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Purdue never found its footing as Washington simply out-manned it on Friday night. Host Jordan Jones recaps Purdue's disappointing showing in the 38-26 loss, looking at what ailed both sides of the ball and what Purdue can do now.

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Purdue will look to extend its win streak to three games when it hosts Washington on Friday night. Host Jordan Jones previews the matchup and discusses the program's sudden surge in momentum. Can Purdue take care of business as a favorite? He looks at the turmoil coming out of Seattle and the impact it could have on the game. Plus, Purdue opens basketball exhibition play on Sunday.

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Purdue now holds a two-game winning streak after a 41-13 blowout victory over Minnesota. Host Jordan Jones discusses Purdue's success on both sides of the football, Fame Ijeboi's success, effective schematic planning and much more on this postgame show. For the first time in a long time, Purdue has real momentum on the gridiron!

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After snapping its multi-year Big Ten losing streak at Illinois, Purdue will aim to string together victories as a small home underdog against Minnesota. Host Jordan Jones looks at the importance of improving in the red zone to win close games throughout the rest of the season. He then discusses Jim Everett's letter to the Board of Trustees, pointing to the alignment factor that might not be as strong as it once was. He finally previews the Minnesota game and highlights Drake Lindsey as the deciding factor.

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Purdue snapped a 23-game power-conference losing streak and a 19-game Big Ten skid on Saturday in Champaign by defeating Illinois 24-17. Host Jordan Jones breaks down the victory by highlighting the complementary football Purdue played. He looks at the defense making plays when it needed to and the offense overcoming red zone struggles to emerge victorious. For the first time in 1,043 days, Jordan breaks down a Big Ten victory for Purdue football.

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After a disappointing 1-3 month of September, October presents a make-or-break month for the Boilermakers. Host Jordan Jones discusses the critical importance of October and why winnable opportunities loom large for Barry Odom and his tenure at Purdue. Then, he previews Purdue's trip to Illinois in what could turn into a shootout.

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Purdue suffered another non-competitive loss to Notre Dame, falling 49-10 in a Saturday afternoon blowout. Host Jordan Jones reacts to the domination, discussing the offense's inability to create against an elite defense. He dives into the disparity between the two programs and why it's hard to even consider the Shillelagh series a rivalry anymore. Then, he wraps by previewing why the month of October is so critical for the program under Barry Odom.

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On this week's podcast, host Jordan Jones dives into the program's lack of momentum since Jeff Brohm left for Louisville. He discusses Purdue's Kevin Kane conundrum, weighing the options that exist and the unforced-error nature of his hire. Jordan then pivots to a report from The Athletic on roster spending at the Power Four level that places Purdue at the bottom of the Big Ten. What does it mean for the program? Finally, Jordan previews the game against Notre Dame before answering your questions.

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