Fame Ijeboi resembled a cement truck flying down I-65 on Saturday night. Any Gopher that attempted to impede his progress was quickly turned into roadkill and tossed to the side of the highway.
It's been a long time since Purdue has won back-to-back games against Big Ten opponents. The last time the Boilermakers won multiple conference games in a row was in 2022, when they defeated Illinois, Northwestern and Indiana in November 2022 to secure a Big Ten West title.
The start of Purdue's exhibition season is just one week away. On Oct. 18, the Boilermakers return to Mackey Arena to host Ball State in the first of three preseason games they'll play before the opening tipoff against Gonzaga on Nov.
After going 0-2 on its West Coast trip and suffering three straight losses, Purdue was finally back in the win column on Friday night. The 16th-ranked Boilermakers swept USC (25-20, 25-17, 25-20) to get their second Big Ten victory of the season.
ROSEMONT, Ill. — We got one step closer to the start of the college basketball season on Thursday, as Purdue traveled to Rosemont to participate in Big Ten Media Day.
ROSEMONT, Ill. — It's almost impossible to know what to expect from the Purdue women's basketball program heading into the 2026-27 season. This is a team with only four returning players from last year's roster and a squad filled with transfers and international prospects.
The development of Ryan Browne was discussed at length throughout Purdue's offseason. The quarterback had plenty of room for growth after a wobbly 2025 campaign, but he's exceeded expectations through the first five weeks of this season.
ROSEMONT, Ill. — A new season of Purdue women's basketball is knocking on the door. On Wednesday, head coach Katie Gearlds and guards Kyndall Hunter and Hannah Wickstrom were in Rosemont to participate in Big Ten Media Days to preview the upcoming year.
College basketball is officially around the corner, with Big Ten Men's Basketball Media Day set for Oct. 8 in Rosemont, Illinois. Matt Painter will have plenty to address this offseason with a young team and a lot of new faces.
We've reached the unofficial starting point of Purdue's basketball season. The Boilermakers head to Chicago this week for Big Ten Media Days on Thursday, marking the next big step towards the beginning of the 2026-27 campaign.
The numbers look good on paper. Purdue's offense has made 24 trips to the red zone through the first five games and converted on 22 of those visits. Among Big Ten teams, those figures rank fourth and third, respectively.
Across the last decade, the way to build a successful college basketball program sure has changed drastically thanks to NIL, the transfer portal, and massive advancements in international and domestic recruiting.
You could make the argument that, through five games, one of Purdue's most consistent players has been kicker Jacobo Echeverria Lozano. That didn't change on Saturday, as the true freshman pulled through in some important moments, helping the Boilermakers to a 24-17 victory over Illinois in Champaign.
Purdue is in the Big Ten win column with more opportunities on the way. Next up is a massive matchup against a Minnesota team that has overperformed expectations so far this fall.
Mackey Arena often gets labeled as one of the toughest environments in the Big Ten, but others from outside the league understand how challenging it is to play in Purdue's home arena, too.
There's more bad news out of West Lafayette this week. A second Purdue women's basketball player has suffered a season-ending injury ahead of the start of the 2026-27 campaign.
Josh Henson didn't want to lose Saturday's game because of conservative play-calling. When the Purdue offense took the field with 8:05 remaining, it was going for the kill shot.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — The criticism was loud and angry. For four weeks, Purdue defensive coordinator Kevin Kane was the recipient of the festering backlash after a 1-3 start to the 2026 season.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — When the scoreboard finally hit zero, Ryan Browne headed for the south end zone at Memorial Stadium. It's where the Cannon Trophy sat, a memento that symbolized more than just Purdue's rivalry with Illinois on Saturday afternoon.
After a long summer, Purdue is finally done playing the waiting game. On Thursday, the program announced that 6-foot-9 big man Enzo Shahrvin was granted eligibility by the NCAA for the 2026-27 season.
The NCAA wasn't in much of a rush, but Purdue has finally received some positive news on 6-foot-8 forward Enzo Shahrvin. The big man from France will be eligible for the 2026-27 season and will have just one year of eligibility to use with the Boilermakers.
On Wednesday, we learned which Boilermakers will be representing Purdue at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. One day later, Big Ten Network revealed how fans can catch the basketball team's first two exhibition games of the 2026-27 season.
Notre Dame and Purdue will go head-to-head in Week 4 of the 2026 college football season, and the odds for the matchup have been revealed via Polymarket. The kickoff time and how to watch the game are also available.
Former Purdue forward Trey Kaufman-Renn has been granted a temporary restraining order against the NCAA that allows him to pursue a return for a sixth season of college basketball, at least for the time being, according to Nathan Baird of The Indianapolis Star.