Jordan Jones reacts to Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren's announcement that the league will only be playing conference games for its fall sports and looks at the effects of the decision for both Purdue and other schools. Following the reaction, Jordan looks at some of the other news from the past week both in Purdue and nationwide college sports before answering a few questions from the listeners.

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After providing slight commentary on TBT's Men of Mackey, host Jordan Jones dives in to the Boilermaker football program, analyzing the first three years of the Jeff Brohm era before looking ahead to what the next three years could look like. 

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On this week's show, Jordan touches on the latest news surrounding college athletics before diving into the current landscape of Big Ten football. This week's show is dedicated to placing each coach into a tier, and analyzing why that coach isn't higher or lower. This list is sure to be controversial, so follow the show on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and/or email the show at [email protected] to give me your thoughts on my coach tiers. Was your favorite or least favorite coach in the wrong spot? Let me know what you thought of today's episode and feel free to ask questions or provide topics to be discussed on future episodes.  Boilers and Beyond is available wherever you get your podcasts; you'll want to subscribe to make sure you never miss an episode!

On this week's show, Jordan touches on the latest news surrounding Nojel Eastern before diving into the current landscape of Big Ten hoops. The last half hour of the show is dedicated to placing each coach into a tier, and analyzing why that coach isn't higher or lower. This list is sure to be controversial, so follow the show on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and/or email the show at [email protected] to give me your thoughts on my coach tiers. Was your favorite or least favorite coach in the wrong spot? Let me know what you thought of today's episode and feel free to ask questions or provide topics to be discussed on future episodes.  Boilers and Beyond is available wherever you get your podcasts; you'll want to subscribe to make sure you never miss an episode!

The show begins by remembering longtime Purdue Athletic Director Morgan Burke, who passed away Monday at the age of 68. Then, host Jordan Jones breaks down a busy week in Purdue Football recruiting, including quarterback news and a key transfer wire addition for the 2020-21 season. More positive news towards a normal start to football season is shared, as well as touching on the latest news from Iowa City, where the last two weeks have been tough times for Kirk Ferentz and the Hawkeyes.

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Jordan breaks down the biggest news from a busy week in Purdue Athletics, including Mitch Daniels' proposed 25% capacity at Ross-Ade Stadium and the ripple effect of Oklahoma State's 2021 NCAA Tournament ban. Then, Jordan talks about the passing of name, image, and likeness monetization rules and how that could look for Purdue players and elite college athletes across the nation. Finally, the episode wraps up with some thoughts on the one-time transfer legislation floating around the coaches associations and a question from the audience! 

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Host Jordan Jones dives into some of the biggest stories outside of the transfer news to come through Purdue Basketball since the end of the season. Topics analyzed are the departures of Purdue's three outgoing seniors, Purdue's three incoming freshmen, assistant coach continuity, and the early announcements in Purdue's 2020-21 non-conference schedule. 

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Host Jordan Jones breaks down the biggest news and notes coming from Purdue football since the end of the 2019 season including the transition from Nick Holt to Bob Diaco, changes in the quarterback room, and recruiting in both the 2020 and 2021 classes. 

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Host Jordan Jones discusses the high-profile transfers of Matt Haarms and Nojel Eastern, Matt Painter's interview with Dan Dakich, and provides a first look at how these departures will affect the 2020-21 Boilermakers.

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