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It’s the Saturday roundtable. I had a whole other question ready to go, sent out, and I had responses, and then boom, Purdue loses to FDU. I had to change the question. Well, that was embarrassing. Purdue has now lost to a double digit seed three years in a row and became just the second #1 seed to ever lose to a 16 seed. What does Purdue need to change to stop this troubling trend?

Saturday Roundtable - After Fairleigh Dickinson, What Now?

After taking a few days to let the taste of the FDU loss settle, I wanted to express some thoughts. I believe nothing will make the loss to a 16 seed go away, but it can be mitigated with a national championship (not just a final four appearance). Purdue will always be linked with Virginia as number one seeds who lost to a 16 seed, but Virginia changed their narrative to some degree with their national championship. Painter has to make some changes going forward in my opinion.

Program Defining Loss? What can be done

I’ve always said that these podcasts are much more fun to record when Purdue wins. When they lose it can be a bit of a slog to record because we are after all just fans. Having to relive a loss can be a little bit tough. It’s even harder to record when the loss is of historic proportions. A loss that will haunt the team forever, and will be used against Purdue until the sun stops burning in the sky.

Purdue Loses to Fairleigh Dickinson - How Does This Keep Happening?

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A Story Of Past And Present: #1 Purdue Now vs. #1 IU Then

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