Only one question probably really matters at this point- Was last week an isolated event???
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It's Time to Get Corny -- The Nebraska Predicto
Purdue plays Nebraska under the lights in the Thunderdome (aka Ross-Ade) on Saturday night.
VB Lights Up Mackey Scoreboards in Loss to Nebraska
VB suffered its first winless week of the season, falling 0-3 to #2 Minnesota and 1-3 in Mackey to #5 Nebraska. The Boilers are 15-4 overall, 5-3 in conference play, and will face Penn State and Rutgers this week in Holloway.
Sometimes Moral Victories Are OK: Purdue falls short against Nebraska, 27-14
If there were only 30 minutes in a football game, Purdue would have notched one of the most impressive victories in its history.
The Parker Era Begins – The Nebraska Predicto
The Boilermakers head to Lincoln this weekend to play in the 3:30 time slot in Gerad Parker's first game as interim head coach and following last year's beatdown of the children of the corn in West Lafayette. It's time to get CRUNK!
VB Falls At Iowa and Nebraska
Boiler volleyball had a rough road trip last week, dropping a five-set match to Iowa and falling in straight sets to Nebraska in their first road matches of the conference season. AVCA #22 and Massey #19 Purdue returns home to face Penn State and Rutgers Friday and Saturday.
Keys Shines As WBB Stuns Nebraska, Splits Final Road Trip Of Season
Purdue jumped out to a 9-2 lead Sunday in Lincoln and never looked back, defeating the Huskers 68-50 behind 19 points from Ashley Morrissette and a solid 8/10/6/4/2 line from Andreona Keys.
AJ Hammons Offers Sacrifice To Purdue Basketball Royalty
It was a historic day for Purdue basketball in more ways than one.
While Purdue celebrated the Gene Keady "3 Pete" era, AJ Hammons had a career night as Purdue beat Nebraska, 89-74.
Hammons scored a career high 32 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 blocks.
Nebraska Fouls Up WBB, Knocks Out Boilers 62-61
Purdue's women's team has two significant weaknesses: they do not have a center who is a scoring threat, and they do not have a consistent three-point shooter. Tonight, Nebraska took advantage of both weaknesses, running out to an early lead and never looking back as they held off the Boilers, 62-61, handing Purdue just their second home loss in eleven games.
