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Dan Hurley had a gameplan upon facing the Purdue Boilermakers in the national title game, and it worked to perfection. Interestingly enough, it didn’t center around the team’s best player, Zach Edey. Instead, Hurley emphasized shutting down the Boilermakers‘ supporting case, which eventually

College basketball’s national title game between Purdue and UCONN will tip off at 9:20 PM ET on Monday night. Many that plan on watching along are up in arms about the late start. They’ve run to social media to post reactions to the “insane” decision, particularly those on the East Coast. It’s a

Purdue center Zach Edey is a massive human being. Standing 7-foot-4 and tipping the scales at 300 pounds, he towers over most others in college basketball (and everywhere else!). That size will create problems for DJ Burns, his soon-to-be foe, as the Boilermakers prep for a Final Four meeting with

Purdue center Zach Edey continues to absolutely dominate NCAA Tournament opponents. This time, it was Tennessee, with the Vols catching a double-double from the Boilermaker big man. When the final buzzer sounded, Purdue booked its ticket to the Final Four with a six-point win. Edey notched a

Michigan played Big Ten rival Purdue in Ann Arbor on Sunday, but the environment felt more like that of a road game. A number of Boilermakers made the trip, doing their part to create a hostile atmosphere for the home team. The college basketball world took note, shaking its head at a Wolverine