Purdue football's defense had a (fairly) good day at Nebraska, but the lack of offensive execution was apparent as the Boilermakers slip to 2-6. Michigan is having a pretty weird season off-the-field, but they look every bit the part of a champion during gameplay, and maybe Purdue should just take an extra bye week before a very important end-of-season stretch.

Also, Purdue basketball played a very cool charity exhibition game at Arkansas for United Way Arkansas' tornado relief efforts. Purdue lost that game in overtime, and internet reactions were predictably normal and sane.

Join us LIVE every Monday at 9pm as we work through our feelings of a disappointing Purdue sports weekend.

Handsome Hour #204: Purdue Football Slips at Nebraska, Impending Doom at Michigan & Basketball Stuff

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The portal closes at the end of the day today...and Purdue looks to be one scholarship over still...but Paint isn't worried.

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A look at the almost-set roster…and the future

Coach Walters' Secret

A sour ending doesn't make the season any less sweet.

The NCAA National Title game saw our Boilermakers handled on the perimeter by UConn's wings, as the Huskies limited Purdue to only 7 three pointers attempted, all while Zach Edey got whatever he wanted inside on Donovan Clingan (by Dan Hurley's design). But Purdue won the most games in its basketball history, Edey swept every National Player of the Year award for the second straight year (the first time in over 50 years, since Bill Walton at UCLA), Matt Painter and a roster that almost entirely returned completed a redemptive season a year after the FDU loss (arguably the worst loss in March Madness history).

And, oh yeah, our Purdue Boilermakers made the Final Four for the first time since 1980, and won a National Semifinal game for the first time since 1969.

By all measures, this could have been the greatest season in Purdue basketball's history, led by possibly Purdue's greatest player in its history, led by possibly Purdue's greatest coach in its history. Let's enjoy it all, without worrying about what anyone else says.

Basketball Beat #97: Purdue Beaten by UConn, Zach Edey's Boilermaker Finale, and A Redemptive Season

UConn put to bed any discussion of who was the best team in America earlier tonight in Phoenix.

Purdue Falls to UConn in Title Game

Purdue prepares for their toughest and last opponent of this fantastic ride of a season.

Handsome Hour #204: Purdue Football Slips at Nebraska, Impending Doom at Michigan & Basketball Stuff

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