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Zach Edey will soon make a decision about his future. Let's talk about the Purdue big man, what factors might weigh in his decision whether to leave for the NBA, on Gold and Black Radio.

Guest: Tobin Anderson, Iona Head CoachIona head coach Tobin Anderson joins the Basketball Podcast to share insights on beating Purdue and the NCAA Tournament.Tobin Anderson led the 2022-23 FDU squad to a 21-16 overall record and 10-6 in Northeast Conference play. The Knights earned the NEC's automatic bid and earned two wins in this year's NCAA Tournament, a First Four win over Texas Southern and a first-round win over the Boilermakers. It was just the second-ever win for a No. 16 seed over a No. 1 seed in tournament history. The year before Anderson's arrival, the Knights posted a 4-22 record.Prior to FDU, Anderson had a highly successful coaching career at St. Thomas Aquinas. In nine seasons, he turned STAC into a perennial Top 25 program in Division II.Breakdown1:00 - Competing in Scrimmage3:00 - Pressing System and Motion Offense7:00 - Problem Solving vs. Purdue10:00 - Preparing for Purdue18:30 - Purdue's Best Sets21:30 - Zach Edey and Usage Rate23:00 - Adaptability28:00 - Ball Screen Coverage30:30 - Offensive Perspective32:30 - Pregame Approach33:34 - 34:08 - IMM VIDEOS Podcast AD Spring 202338:00 - Player First Mentality40:00 - Control of the Game46:00 - Curiousity50:00 - Lost The Game55:00 - Concept of Health and Well-being59:00 - Iona1:01:00 - Obsession with Carbonated Water1:03:00 - ConclusionTobin Anderson's Bio:Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobin_AndersonTwitter: https://twitter.com/andersontobinBasketball ImmersionWebsite: http://basketballimmersion.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersionFacebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersionImmersion Videos:Check out all our all-access practice and specialty clinics: https://www.immersionvideos.com

Purdue could have another portal addition soon? That's among the many topics, including the potential — again — of Big Ten expansion on the Gold and Black Radio podcast.

Let's chat about the Head Football Coaches in the Big 10

Andrew Strom a Labor Lawyer and Senior Contributor to the OnLabor Blog joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss recent issues with the attempt to organize Amazon delivery drivers in California. Strom discussed the nuances of the drivers' employment situation of the drivers and what different National Labor Relations Board decisions would do to the delivery drivers. Director of Communications for the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers Amy Wiser, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss what the Boilermakers do. Wiser also discussed the Boilermakers' stance on clean energy initiatives and new projects coming to different industries the union supports.

Purdue picked up a quarterback, one wanting to compete with Hudson Card as the Boilermakers' starter, marking the biggest portal need this offseason. That and more on Gold and Black Radio.

Let's talk about reasons to be positive with respect to the NIL and Purdue basketball.

Where we talk about the NFL draft

On the final day of the spring transfer portal window, host Jordan Jones returns to discuss the wave of Boilermakers who hopped in the portal during the second period. How many of them are significant losses, and how many fall under standard roster churn? What is Purdue doing to replace them, and is Purdue getting better because of this? This all comes after Jordan discusses the five Purdue players who went in this weekend's NFL Draft and what it means for the program and Ryan Walters. If you enjoyed this week's episode, give us a five-star review and tell a friend! Give the show a follow on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and send me your feedback on this week's episode. Let me know your thoughts! You can also email the show at boilersandbeyondpod@gmail.com. New episodes are released weekly, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Former Purdue dual sport athlete Jermaine Ross celebrates his 52nd birthday with us (April 27, 2023). Ross, who was recruited to Purdue on a track scholarship from his hometown of Jeffersonville, Indiana in 1990, walked on the football team under coach Fred Akers and ended up having a four-year career in the NFL with the Los Angeles and St. Louis Rams. Ross, not surprisingly, the fastest player on the team, turned into a big play receiver for for the Boilermakers leading the Big Ten in yards per reception in the 1992 season with a 22.3 average.

In this episode of “This Is Purdue,” we're springing into football season with esteemed former Purdue football players Kevin Sumlin, Mark Herrmann and Pete Quinn, plus our new Purdue University head football coach, Ryan Walters.  We caught up with these four special guests at John Purdue Club's annual Mollenkopf-Keyes Golf Classic during President's Council Weekend in Naples, Florida.  Listen as Kevin, Mark and Pete share stories about being part of the historic teams through the 1970s and 1980s and express their gratitude for the Purdue lessons, memories and relationships that have become integral parts of their lives. You'll also hear from Coach Walters on what it feels like as he and his family join this Boilermaker community and which games he is most looking forward to this upcoming season. This episode is a celebration of the Purdue community through the eyes of some incredible Boilermaker athletes. 

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Head coach Tony Ersland is joined by hosts Tanner Lipsett and Cory Palm on the Always Aggressive podcast latest episode, updating fans on all things happening with Purdue Wrestling.  Ersland and company are preparing to take five wrestlers to the U20 Nationals competition in Las Vegas in the first on the mat action for the team since the NCAA tournament last month. The guys preview what they expect from our Boilermakers over the weekend as well as what they are looking forward to from the rest of the U.S. Open's field.  The final chunk of the pod the trio discuss the proposed rule changes that have been the hot topic across the wrestling world and how they could change folkstyle.  0:30 - U20 Nationals Preview6:05 - Preparing for Freestyle9:00 - U.S. Open Preview11:19 - Recruiting Discussion24:10 - Proposed Rule Changes Debate

Purdue's up to near double-digit additions in the football transfer portal, could it add another 10? And does that mean the Boilermakers will have multiple departures. We'll talk Purdue football – who's in? – on Gold and Black Radio.

Ryan Walters' first spring practices are in the books following 15 spring practices, but the development of his program remains a work in progress. Join host Jordan Jones for a post-spring look at Boilermaker football as he analyzes what we both know and don't know about the Purdue roster and program heading into a challenging 2023 schedule. If you enjoyed this week's episode, give us a five-star review and tell a friend! Give the show a follow on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and send me your feedback on this week's episode. Let me know your thoughts! You can also email the show at boilersandbeyondpod@gmail.com. New episodes are released weekly, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Purdue has a shiny new QB transfer.

Many former Purdue men's basketball coach Gene Keady's top players paid tribute to their former coach in this Zoom cast on April 24, 2023. Keady was selected to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame during the Final Four weekend a few weeks back, becoming just the fourth individual associated with Boilermaker basketball to be named to the Naismith. Keady joins coach Piggy Lambert and two of Lambert's best players, John Wooden and Charles “Stretch” Murphy.  On the Zoom cast was a virtual who's who of the Keady Era: Brian Cardinal (1997-2000); Greg Eifert (1981-84), Troy Lewis (1985-88), Cuonzo Martin (1992-95),  Brandon McKnight (2002-05). Steve Reid (1983-85), Glenn Robinson (1992-94), Steve Scheffler (1987-90),  Everette Stephens (1985-88) and former assistant coach Bruce Weber (1981-98). Keady tuned in for much of the proceedings and enjoyed the stories and recollections of many who made his quarter-century run at Purdue remarkable. 

In this weekend's episode, GoldandBlack.com's Mike Carmin and Tom Dienhart share thoughts with Alan Karpick on Purdue hoops and football, respectively. Carmin's topics include Zach Edey's next move, coach Gene Keady's selection to the  Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and coach Katie Gearlds big haul in the transfer portal. Dienhart share his thoughts on the wrapup of spring football for 2023 and what is ahead for coach Ryan Walters and the Boilermakers. 

Purdue center and college basketball National Player of the Year Zach Edey officially declared for the 2023 NBA draft, will he take his chances at the pro level or return to Matt Painter and the Boilermakers next season? Anthony Black is the latest in our NBA draft declaration series, where we discuss the Arkansas guard's elite defense and rim attacking, how his fit changes on an NBA roster with more spacing, and where he is expected to land in the draft. Close out the show talking about UConn, who lost both Adama Sanogo and Andre Jackson to the NBA draft - will either return, and what does it mean for Danny Hurley's team's chances of repeating as national champions? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

00:00 – 25:12 – John opens today's show by breaking down the news that Purdue's Zach Edey will declare for the NBA Draft. He then switches gears to the NFL and talks about some of the rumors that the Colts will have their pick of C.J Stroud, Anthony Richardson, and Will Levis. He gets into some of the reasons why Stroud might find himself sliding down the draft boards, and what he would do if he were making the decisions for the Colts. John also touches on the NBA playoffs so far!  25:13 - 42:33 – Matt Miller, draft analyst for ESPN, joins the show to dive into all the rumors that are flying around regarding C.J Stroud and how he might fall down the draft boards! Matt and John discuss the Colts overall roster, and what a young rookie quarterback will be walking into next week. They also look at the wide receiver class in this year's draft, and what the Colts might try and do to improve their WR room.   42:34 – 44:42– John closes out the first hour by previewing the rest of the week! He also talks about the Reds 8-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays last night!   44:43 – 1:18:41 – Purdue basketball head coach Matt Painter joins the show to recap the Boilermakers season, and the extremely disappointing end in the NCAA Tournament. Matt talks about that loss, what he took away from that, and what he hopes to improve on for next season. Matt also touches on Zach Edey, and his future in basketball. John then brings up the transfer portal; Matt gives his thoughts on that, and if it ultimately will hurt college basketball. John and Matt also dive into the issue of NIL money.  1:18:42 – 1:26:00 – John continues the conversation on the transfer portal in college basketball, and how it is becoming like free agency in the NBA.   1:26:01 – 1:35:16 – John ends the 2nd hour by switching back to the NFL, and the rumors that continue to swirl around the QB's in the draft and their potential to fall down the draft boards.   1:35:17 – 1:59:29 – Jordan Reid, draft analyst for ESPN, joins JMV to continue the Colts draft conversation! Jordan gives his thoughts on why there are rumblings that C.J Stroud could still be available for the Colts at #4 overall. They get into Anthony Richardson, and if there is any significant interest from teams to move up and draft him despite his lack of experience and his inconsistencies. Jordan and John breakdown the rest of the draft class and discuss which positions are deep this year.   1:59:30 – 2:13:33 – John opens the phone lines to take questions on a variety of subjects from listeners! Some topics include the Colts and the NFL Draft, the NBA playoffs, and more!  2:13:34 – 2:19:54 – John closes the show with some more calls and comments!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 - 16:15 - Matt Miller, draft analyst for ESPN, joins the show to dive into all the rumors that are flying around regarding C.J Stroud and how he might fall down the draft boards! Matt and John discuss the Colts overall roster, and what a young rookie quarterback will be walking into next week. They also look at the wide receiver class in this year's draft, and what the Colts might try and do to improve their WR room.  16:16 - 36:08 - Jordan Reid, draft analyst for ESPN, joins JMV to continue the Colts draft conversation! Jordan gives his thoughts on why there are rumblings that C.J Stroud could still be available for the Colts at #4 overall. They get into Anthony Richardson, and if there is any significant interest from teams to move up and draft him despite his lack of experience and his inconsistencies. Jordan and John breakdown the rest of the draft class, and discuss which positions are fairly deep this year.  36:09 - 1:08:56 - Purdue basketball head coach Matt Painter joins the show to recap the Boilermakers season, and the extremely disappointing end in the NCAA Tournament. Matt talks about that loss, what he took away from that, and what he hopes to improve on for next season. Matt also touches on Zach Edey, and his future in basketball. John then brings up the transfer portal; Matt gives his thoughts on that, and if it ultimately will hurt college basketball. John and Matt also dive into the issue of NIL money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

C.J. Stroud has a chance to be good as a rookie, but is falling down draft boards, according to reports. Colts could take good early (Stroud) rather than great later (Richardson). With nine days until the NFL Draft, the fun is just getting started! Zach Edey has declared for the NBA Draft, and he will gather advice on how to improve for an NBA career before returning to the Boilermakers. Grace Berger was a serious and driven Hoosier, and will be a serious and driven Indiana Fever player! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

00:00 – 13:03 – Jim Irsay's tweet about the No. 4 pick and trying to decipher what it might mean, Anthony Richardson visiting with the Titans today, are the Titans one of the teams to watch when it comes to trading up?, lack of conviction on all four of the top QBs, confidence in Steichen to get the most out of any of these guys? 13:04 – 27:43 – Purdue football coach Ryan Walters on the Boilermakers' spring football schedule, how he feels about the roster to this point, getting to know the roster and the players getting to know him, his starting QB, transfer portal, what keeps him awake about the roster, some of his prospects heading to the NFL Draft, evaluating talent at all levels, his favorite Big Ten campus 27:44 – 41:06 - The Athletic's Dana O'Neil on her article about Matt Painter and Purdue's loss to Fairleigh Dickinson, Painter discusses the loss and how they change things, will Zach Edey be back?, Tony Bennett's message to Matt Painter,  are people sold on Purdue or are they considered pretenders, beer of choice, NIL becoming the Wild West?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Purdue football coach Ryan Walters joined us to discuss the Boilermakers' spring football schedule, how he feels about the roster to this point, getting to know the roster and the players getting to know him, his starting QB, transfer portal, what keeps him awake about the roster, some of his prospects heading to the NFL Draft, evaluating talent at all levels, his favorite Big Ten campusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Boilermakers enter the final week of spring practices under first-year coach Ryan Walters. Eyes are on the field, but also on the portal. Let's talk football on Gold and Black Radio.

00:00 – 24:56 – Jake's wild red eye flight from Long Beach, Kyle Kirkwood's win at Long Beach, NBA Playoff drama, weekend recap, a Purdue flair to the show today, Pacers coin flip day, Jim Irsay's tweet about the draft raises some eyebrows, Kevin and Jake's Reds stink 24:57 – 30:00 – Morning Checkdown 30:01 – 43:04 – Jim Irsay's tweet about the No. 4 pick and trying to decipher what it might mean, Anthony Richardson visiting with the Titans today, are the Titans one of the teams to watch when it comes to trading up?, lack of conviction on all four of the top QBs, confidence in Steichen to get the most out of any of these guys? 43:05 – 1:10:47 – Purdue football coach Ryan Walters on the Boilermakers' spring football schedule, how he feels about the roster to this point, getting to know the roster and the players getting to know him, his starting QB, transfer portal, what keeps him awake about the roster, some of his prospects heading to the NFL Draft, evaluating talent at all levels, his favorite Big Ten campus, ranking Colts non-QB needs, Morning Checkdown 1:10:48 – 1:23:43 – Multi-sport athletes, Jake's breakdown of what makes a player suck 1:23:44 – 1:31:04– Indy Fuel in the playoffs, why is Nick Foles still on the Colts roster 1:31:05 – 1:59:35 – Jake's LAX adventure, caller debates why Nick Foles is still on the Colts roster, Hendon Hooker thoughts, how big of a factor is age for guys like Hendon Hooker and Will Levis, callers, Morning Checkdown 1:59:36 – 2:04:18 – POP QUIZ 2:04:19 – 2:18:43 -  The Athletic's Dana O'Neil on her article about Matt Painter and Purdue's loss to Fairleigh Dickinson, Painter discusses the loss and how they change things, will Zach Edey be back?, Tony Bennett's message to Matt Painter,  are people sold on Purdue or are they considered pretenders, beer of choice, NIL becoming the Wild West?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With some time and space between the loss and us, we take a fresh look annnnnndddd…… it still sucks.

Today we'll talk about Lance Jones and his signing out of the portal to Purdue.

In this episode of “This Is Purdue,” we're talking to twin sisters Almira “Sugar” Yllana (ChE '99) and Giovanna “Spice” Krozel (ChE '99).   Nicknamed by their maternal grandfather at birth, these two Purdue chemical engineering alums have taken the Boilermaker community by storm. From the Purdue for Life Foundation to the John Purdue Club to the Purdue Women's Network Chicago Chapter, Sugar and Spice have a legacy of university involvement and think of their Purdue connections as one big family.   You'll hear Sugar and Spice discuss the impact their Purdue education has had on their lives and why staying connected, being involved and giving back to the Boilermaker community is so important to them.   Listen as they share laughter and tears – and even finish one another's sentences – in this special, spirited episode. Sugar and Spice's twin bond, as well as their bond with the Purdue community, is the real deal! 

The Boilermakers made a move in the transfer portal, picking up guard Lance Jones from Southern Illinois. How will the former Saluki help the Boilermakers? And where will Purdue look for its last remaining scholarship? Let's answer on Gold and Black Radio.

The following is a conversation with Dan Williams. Dan is the owner of Williams Fence, and Blueberry Brook Farm Resort. He is also the co-creator of the Daniel Barden Mudfest and is currently building a mountain bike track called Danimal Land. Dan is a high energy guy that pushes the envelope when it comes to business, endurance sports and life in general.  I became friends with Dan back in 2012 when he became part of our Co-Movement community. He never ceased to amaze me when doing things like running 4 miles to group class and then running 4 miles home after. He decided one year to run 17 miles to the start of the Boilermaker 15k road race. Another year I got a phone call from him saying he built a zip line going into this pond and he wanted to get a group of people together in April to join in on the fun. Its these things and many others that inspire me to live a larger life and for that reason I am excited to chat with Dan today.  Links: https://williamsfarmfence.com/ https://blueberrybrookfarmresort.com/ https://www.bardenmudfest.org/Sponsors:NativePath:Follow the link below to see all of NativePath's Pure Grass-Fed, Organic, Clean Supplements and use the CoMo15 code at checkout for 15% off!https://www.nativepath.com/Lombardi Chiropractic:https://www.lombardichiropractic.com/Mention the Co-Movement Gym Podcast when scheduling your initial appointment for 50% off Initial Consultation and X-Rays!Redmond:redmond.lifeOur team at Co-Movement Gym has used Redmond's Real Sea Salt, Seasonings, Re-Lyte Electrolyte drink and other products for years! This is a U.S. company whose products are simple, clean and taste great. Support them by using the link above or entering the code CoMo15 at checkout and you will receive 10% OFF your order!Reach out to us at info@co-movement.com or visit our website co-movement.com and learn more on how we can assist you in achieving your maximum health and fitness potential!Check out our Online Private Coaching at www.co-movement.com/onlinecoachingCheck out our main website www.co-movement.comCheck out our Video Podcast Clip on our YouTube Channel Co-Movement

The Always Aggressive crew returns for the first podcast of the offseason recapping an incredible tournament run for Purdue at the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Tulsa, Okla. An exclamation point on an incredible year. Head coach Tony Ersland talks about bringing home two All-Americans, the program's first national placewinners since 2013, and all that the Boilermakers were able to accomplish in Tulsa. The usual podcast trio breakdown the tournament runs for the four Purdue wrestlers, all of whom came away with at least one win. The bulk of the conversation centered around the two podium climbers, Matt Ramos and Parker Filius. Ersland spoke to the work ethic and longevity of Filius, who earned his All-American honors in his sixth and final year with the program. After breaking down Filius' impact, the guys talked about the incredible run to the national finals for Ramos. The cardiac kid put together an incredibly entertaining tournament on his way to becoming the 13th finalist in program history.  Finally, Ersland and company wrap up with a discussion of the different conversations they've had with fans and strangers alike in the days since the tournament ended. 

Even though the Boilermakers aren't in Houston for the Final Four, they're being represented, by Zach Edey, Gene Keady and Matt Painter. Let's talk basketball and what needs to happen for Purdue to get its team to the Final Four.

00:00 - 22:09 -  Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins the show to discuss the Indiana Hoosiers losing Jalen Hood-Schifino to the NBA Draft! Jeff and John discuss NIL money, and the impact that it is having on college athletics. They also discuss how Jalen-Hood Schifino will fare in the NBA, and how having Trayce Jackson-Davis and Hood-Schifino get drafted could help recruitment for the program.  22:10 - 35:05 - Chicago Cubs catcher Tucker Barnhart joins the show following MLB Opening Day, and he and John discuss Tucker's experience since joining the Cubs back in December! They dive into what being a catcher in the MLB is like! They also go into how Tucker is enjoying living in Chicago!  35:06 - 57:24 -  Tom Dienhart from Gold and Black Illustrated joins to discuss Zach Edey being named the AP men's basketball player of the year. Tom and John discuss what losses the Boilermakers might have to overcome in terms of players and the transfer portal. They also go over who might be joining Purdue through the portal, as well as what Purdue has to do to avoid another NCAA Tournament disaster next year.  57:25 - 1:12:01 -  ESPN's Mike Wells joins the show to discuss Lamar Jackson, and the possibility of the Colts going after him. They talk about how the Colts desperation at QB led to them signing Matt Ryan last year, and how they might still be feeling that desperation now. They also compare Anthony Richardson and Will Levis, and who the Colts should draft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Saudações ouvinte cervejista! Está NO AR o RádiofoBeer, o podcast pra quem gosta de cerveja produzido pela Rádiofobia Podcast Network em parceria com a Cervejaria Juan Caloto, com programas sobre assuntos relacionados ao mundo da cerveja e, é claro, convidados especiais! Este podcast é apresentado por Leo Lopes e por los cerveceros John (alcunha de Felipe Gumiero) e Calote (disfarce de Marcelo Bellintani), amigos, barbudos, sócios e criadores da Cervejaria Juan Caloto! Neste primeiro episódio do ano (sim, a gente demorou um pouco...), batemos um papo com o amigo Brian Hodge, que é Brand Ambassador dos single malts Glenlivet e Aberlour no Brasil além de destiller e professor na ABS - Associação Brasileira de Sommelieres, pra falar sobre boilermakers e a harmonização whisky e cerveja! E você já sabe, né? Se for dirigir não beba, mas se for beber, cola lá no Esconderijo Juan Caloto pra tomar uma com a gente! Não deixe de interagir com a gente nas redes sociais, dar seu feedback sobre o papo e sugerir temas e convidados para as próximas edições do nosso podcast, além de deixar seu comentário no post, ok? Você também pode mandar sua cartinha para a Caixa Postal 279 - CEP 13930-970 - Serra Negra - SP, e seu e-mail para radiofobeer@gmail.com! Links citados no episódio:- Siga @pernodricardbrasil no Instagram Segue a gente e paga uma breja:- Instagram do RádiofoBeer- Twitter do RádiofoBeer- Página do RádiofoBeer no Facebook- Instagram do Leo Lopes- Twitter do Leo Lopes- Instagram da Juan Caloto- Instagram do John- Instagram do Calote Ouça o RádiofoBeer nos principais agregadores:- Spotify- Google Podcasts- Apple Podcasts- Amazon Music- PocketCasts Publicidade:Entre em contato e saiba como anunciar sua marca, produto ou serviço em nossos podcasts.

00:00 – 22:55 - John opens the show by reviewing yesterday's MLB Opening Day action! He also previews the Final Four, and touches on the departure of Jalen Hood-Schifino from IU to the NBA. He also discusses the possibility of Florida Atlantic coach Dusty May eventually coming to Bloomington to coach the Hoosiers.   22:56 – 36:43 – John continues talking about FAU's Dusty May! He also continues to go over MLB Opening Day!   36:44 – 45:29 – John closes the first hour out by talking about former Colts QB Matt Ryan getting the $8 million he was owed, as well as the overall embarrassment was for the Colts last year.  45:30 – 1:12:20 – Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins the show to discuss the Indiana Hoosiers losing Jalen Hood-Schifino to the NBA Draft! Jeff and John discuss NIL money, and the impact that it is having on college athletics. They also discuss how Jalen-Hood Schifino will fare in the NBA, and how having Trayce Jackson-Davis and Hood-Schifino get drafted could help recruitment for the program.   1:12:21 – 1:28:00 – ESPN's Mike Wells joins the show to discuss Lamar Jackson, and the possibility of the Colts going after him. They talk about how the Colts desperation at QB led to them signing Matt Ryan last year, and how they might still be feeling that desperation now. They also compare Anthony Richardson and Will Levis, and who the Colts should draft.  1:28:01 – 1:54:40 – Tom Dienhart from Gold and Black Illustrated joins to discuss Zach Edey being named the AP men's basketball player of the year. Tom and John discuss what losses the Boilermakers might have to overcome in terms of players and the transfer portal. They also go over who might be joining Purdue through the portal, as well as what Purdue has to do to avoid another NCAA Tournament disaster next year.   1:54:41- 2:08:33 – Chicago Cubs catcher Tucker Barnhart joins the show following MLB Opening Day, and he and John discuss Tucker's experience since joining the Cubs back in December! They dive into what being a catcher in the MLB is like! They also go into how Tucker is enjoying living in Chicago!   2:08:34 – 2:10:21 – John wraps up another edition of the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Purdue swingman (1966-69) and radio crew analyst shares his 76th birthday with us (March 30, 2023). He talks about his experiences growing up in Indianapolis but also shares his take on the 2022-23 Boilermaker basketball season and looks ahead to the challenges facing Matt Painter's Boilermakers in 2023-24.

In this special episode of “This Is Purdue,” we're talking to the president of Pizza Hut U.S., David Graves.  That's right, the president of one of America's largest pizza chains is a Boilermaker who graduated from Purdue University's business school, newly named after President Emeritus Mitch Daniels.  Listen as David (BS management '03) describes how Purdue prepared him with the persistence and perseverance needed to innovate global brands such as Pampers, Pantene and several Yum! Brands, including Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and Pizza Hut.  You'll hear about some of David's favorite advertising and marketing initiatives over the years, including working with actor Craig Robinson of “The Office” and using Pizza Hut's brand nostalgia to bring its marketing into today's modern age.  Plus, David shares some of his favorite memories at Purdue – including how he met his wife – and his love for Purdue Athletics. And you don't want to miss hearing our podcast team go behind the scenes in a Pizza Hut kitchen to make his go-to pizza order.   This episode shares the success story of a Boilermaker who celebrates Purdue's innovation, excellence and community.  

On the latest episode of Mocs on the Mic presented by SmartBank, host Chris Goforth introduces new football coaches Zeb Speir and D.J. Knox.Speir, from Sylva, N.C., is the son of former Western Carolina head coach Mark Speir. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in three-and-a-half years from Appalachian State in 2018 where he was quarterback. The Mountaineers were three-time Sun Belt Conference Champs in his time and four-time Bowl winners.Knox, a native of Fairburn, Ga., is a 2018 graduate of Purdue University where he was team captain and All-Big Ten Honorable Mention. He led the Boilermakers in rushing in 2018 and had nine touchdowns. Over his career, he tallied 2,360 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns.Get to know the new coaches and where they've been before moving to the Scenic City and what drew them here.Follow each episode of Mocs on the Mic on GoMocs.com, Spotify or Apple Podcasts as we discuss all things Chattanooga Mocs. Click to subscribe and get notified when it drops!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Boilermakers are one week – 3 practices – into spring practice under first-year coach Ryan Walters. What are we learning? Let's break it down on Gold and Black Radio.

00:00 – 31:04 – John opens the show by going over the total letdown that was the play of both IU and Purdue over the weekend. Purdue became just the 2nd 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed in NCAA history, while IU lost to Miami in a fairly listless effort. He looks at the NCAA Tournament past of Purdue, specifically under head coach Matt Painter.   31:05 – 43:51 – John keeps the tournament talk going, as fans submit questions and comments online! He also opens the phone lines to take some calls!   43:52 – 47:26 – The first hour wraps up with some question and comments from listeners online and through the phones!  47:27 – 1:15:31 – Jake Query from Kevin & Query joins the show in the aftermath of Purdue and IU suffering massive letdowns in the NCAA Tournament. They talk about the play of Indiana in their loss to Miami, and how sluggish IU seemed during the game. They also discuss how Purdue struggled against Farleigh Dickinson, and the fast pace that they played with.   1:15:32 – 1:31:56 – Coach Michael Lewis, head coach for the Ball State men's basketball team, joins the show to give his opinions on the NCAA Tournament so far! He also dives into the transfer portal, and how he feels about it and how it affects his program.   1:31:57 – 1:33:40 – John closes out the 2nd hour by looking at some of the activity in college basketball around the nation!   1:33:41 – 1:58:23 – Dusty May, head coach of the Florida Atlantic Owls, joins the show to talk his teams surprising run to the Sweet 16, having overcome both Memphis and Farleigh Dickinson. He previews their matchup against Tennessee. John and Dusty also look at how his team has managed to make it this far despite expectations.   1:58:24 – 2:13:43 – John keeps the basketball discussion going, as Hoosier and Boilermaker fans are still trying to make sense of their teams getting bounced from the NCAA Tournament. He also takes some calls from listeners!  2:13:44 – 2:16:58 – John closes the 3rd hour of the show with some more calls!  2:16:59 – 2:37:29 – The show wraps up with some Anything Goes!     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-16:08) – The first guest on today's show in Joel Erickson of the IndyStar joins Jimmy and Dane on the Midday Show to give an update on what his NCAA bracket looks like, if drafting Anthony Richardson would buy Chris Ballard more time considering how raw of a QB he is, does the signing of Gardner Minshew mean he's the starting quarterback on week one for the Colts, and discusses if there are any scenarios that the Colts would not select a QB with the fourth overall pick. (16:08-30:43) – GoldAndBlack.com's Brian Neubert joins Jimmy and Dane to give his opinion on what Dane said regarding what Matt Painter and the coaching staff should have tried to do to gain some momentum, when it really became real that Purdue was going to possibly going to lose to FDU, and how his recovery is going. (30:43-48:52) – Bally Sport Indiana's Chris Denari is the next guest on today's edition of the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy and Dane to highlight the final big road trip of the season for the Pacers, how much of an asset James Johnson and George Hill are to the team with their prominent players being so young, and the challenges the coaching staff has right now with Bennedict Mathurin and Tyrese Haliburton being injured while the team is trying to make a push for the play-in tournament. (48:52-1:03:25) – Brendan Quinn of The Athletic joins Jimmy and Dane on a Monday to give his perspective on what Ed Cooley going to Georgetown means for the landscape of college basketball, why he bets against Big Ten teams when it comes to the NCAA Tournament, why it's outrageous for Boilermaker fans to want Matt Painter fired, and who he has winning the tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-23:49) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Monday with Jimmy Cook and Dane Fife breaking down Indiana's loss to Miami last night, what Trayce Jackson-Davis has meant to the culture of IU going forward, and how disappointing it was that IU lost in the way they did when you factor in their core principles of how they want to play. (23:49-40:54) – Jimmy and Dane shift their conversation to the historic loss for the Purdue Boilermakers against Fairleigh Dickinson, what Dane would have done if he was Matt Painter to see if Purdue could make a run, and they debate how likely it is that Zach Edey returns for his final season of eligibility for the Boilermakers.   (39:33-44:05) – Hour one concludes with Jimmy, Dane, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing some of the coaching moves that are starting to come to fruition. (44:05-1:08:12) – The first guest on today's show in Joel Erickson of the IndyStar joins Jimmy and Dane on the Midday Show to give an update on what his NCAA bracket looks like, if drafting Anthony Richardson would buy Chris Ballard more time considering how raw of a QB he is, does the signing of Gardner Minshew mean he's the starting quarterback on week one for the Colts, and discusses if there are any scenarios that the Colts would not select a QB with the fourth overall pick. (1:08:12-1:23:32) – GoldAndBlack.com's Brian Neubert joins Jimmy and Dane to give his opinion on what Dane said regarding what Matt Painter and the coaching staff should have tried to do to gain some momentum, when it really became real that Purdue was going to possibly going to lose to FDU, and how his recovery is going. (1:23:32-1:27:23) – The one o'clock hour concludes with Eddie finally playing the Michigan State fight song for Dane, but he doesn't put his headphones on to hear it or sing along to it. Then admits that Eddie has made his way up his friendship ladder. (1:27:23-1:50:40) – Bally Sport Indiana's Chris Denari is the next guest on today's edition of the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy and Dane to highlight the final big road trip of the season for the Pacers, how much of an asset James Johnson and George Hill are to the team with their prominent players being so young, and the challenges the coaching staff has right now with Bennedict Mathurin and Tyrese Haliburton being injured while the team is trying to make a push for the play-in tournament. (1:50:40-2:10:11) – Brendan Quinn of The Athletic joins Jimmy and Dane on a Monday to give his perspective on what Ed Cooley going to Georgetown means for the landscape of college basketball, why he bets against Big Ten teams when it comes to the NCAA Tournament, why it's outrageous for Boilermaker fans to want Matt Painter fired, and who he has winning the tournament. (2:07:46-2:10:34) – Jimmy closes out today's show in quick fashion by thanking today's guests and previewed tomorrow's show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this Monday Madness edition of Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises and Nathan Baird wrap up with a modified version of Whatcha Watchin' and what the Big Ten failures in the NCAA Tournament tell us about Ohio State football. But first (0:30) they discuss the new football schedule starting in the Big Ten in 2024 and what permanent rivals Ohio State should have. Who and how many? And what Big Ten games have to be protected? And what's the best way to work USC and UCLA into the league? Then (36:28) the talk moves to the recent raises for the Ohio State assistant football coaches. What's the money balance on the staff and what does it tell us about the Buckeyes? Finally (1:10:02), Doug and Nathan talk about Purdue losing as a No. 1 seed to a No. 16 seed in the tournament, and the Boilermakers continued shortcomings on the national scene. How would Ohio State handle similar failures in this day and age and what does that say about the two schools? Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Purdue makes history, losing to possibly the lowest-rated tournament team of all time after winning the Big Ten regular season and tournament championships. Maybe it was a rebuilding year, after all. Come process this purgatory with us, with more than a few laughs on the way.Subscribe & rate the Boiled Sports Podcast Network and watch the show on YouTube and subscribe for all live video podcasts and Boilerdowd's Quickcasts. Buy BS Gear at the BS Store to be as handsome as us. Get some Purdue-themed stickers at the BS Redbubble page.Enter 'BOILED' at checkout of 15% off Purdue apparel at Martin Vintage. Get something delicious to eat when you're on or around campus at AJ's Burgers and Beef.

Rece Davis and Pete Thamel break down why Fairleigh Dickinson University defeating Purdue is the biggest upset in the tournament's history. Then, they debate if it's time for the Boilermakers to rip up the model or if their history of losses in the tournament are psychological. Next, Pete honors the memory of his friend Phil Hopkins and shares the kismet of Purdue's upset. Later, they discuss if another one-seed will go down and the impact of Sasser's injury for Houston. Plus, Rece offers comforting words for Purdue fans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

16-seed Fairleigh Dickinson stuns the Boilermakers and the Ilani Sportsbook loves every minute of it

Not sure what to say or where to go from here, honestly.

(00:00-25:42) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Wednesday with Scott Agness and Jimmy Cook recapping some of the signings that the Colts made since yesterday's show, how much they would consider paying Lamar Jackson following him revealing the contract he turned down, and debate on what veteran quarterback the Colts will bring in. (25:42-49:06) – Scott and Jimmy continue their Colts conversation with the singing yesterday of a defensive end and wonder if that means the end of Yannick Ngakoue with the Colts, what positions that the Colts should look to address between the draft and free agency, and what Scott has been asked a lot about in the recent days.   (49:06-49:27) – Hour one concludes with Jimmy quickly previewing the second hour of today's show. (49:27-1:16:25) – President and Publisher of GoldAndBlack.com in Alan Karpick joins Jimmy Cook and Scott Agness on The Fan to explain if the Boilermakers will go as far in the tournament as Zach Edey will take them, if there is any concerns with the freshman guards following their Big Ten Tournament performances, and what he would considered a disappointing end to the season assuming they win their first game of the tournament. (1:16:25-1:34:35) – While talking to Alan Karpick, Aaron Rodgers joined the Pat McAfee Show and announced that he's heading to the New York Jets and the fellas weigh in on that decision, how it could impact Lamar Jackson, debate who the best quarterback in the NFC is now with Rodgers in the AFC and ponder if the Rodgers move was holding up some other free agents. (1:34:35-1:34:53) – The one o'clock hour concludes with Scott previewing their upcoming conversation with Zak Keefer. (1:34:53-2:01:57) – The Athletic's Zak Keefer joins Scott and Jimmy on a Wednesday to highlight which veteran quarterback he thinks the Colts will end up with to start the season, are the Colts going to take a QB regardless of who is available when they select, his expectation as to what Chris Ballard could do with the new found cap space following the reported trade of Stephon Gilmore and cut of Matt Ryan, and what he learned from talking with new OC Jim Bob Cooter yesterday. (2:01:57-2:14:06) – Scott, Jimmy, and Eddie share some news from Woj regarding the status of Ja Moran, question if he would consider leaving Memphis to get a fresh start with a different city or fan base, and how important it is for Ja Morant to return to the court when he is ready not just for him, but for the NBA as a whole as well. (2:14:06-2:20:39) – During the final segment of today's show, Jimmy shares his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie shares a couple NBA prop bets that he likes tonight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-20:14) – President and Publisher of GoldAndBlack.com in Alan Karpick joins Jimmy Cook and Scott Agness on The Fan to explain if the Boilermakers will go as far in the tournament as Zach Edey will take them, if there is any concerns with the freshman guards following their Big Ten Tournament performances, and what he would considered a disappointing end to the season assuming they win their first game of the tournament. (20:14-44:58) – The Athletic's Zak Keefer joins Scott and Jimmy on a Wednesday to highlight which veteran quarterback he thinks the Colts will end up with to start the season, are the Colts going to take a QB regardless of who is available when they select, his expectation as to what Chris Ballard could do with the new found cap space following the reported trade of Stephon Gilmore and cut of Matt Ryan, and what he learned from talking with new OC Jim Bob Cooter yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Wetzel & SI's Pat Forde give their reactions to the 2023 NCAA tournament bracket reveal. The guys break down who has the most to gain and the most to lose in the upcoming tournament including some pretty big names.The podcast starts by discussing how the coverage of Alabama's Brandon Miller will unfold throughout the tournament. The Alabama faithful aren't helping the team by getting shirts banned at the SEC tournament, but that didn't seem to affect one of the best teams in the nation.Kansas Jayhawks head coach Bill Self had to miss the Big-12 tournament due to a health condition, but he is ready to take his team on a deep run. Purdue's Matt Painter is trying to finally get the Boilermakers over the hump & the gang believes he has a team that can make some noise. The Houston Cougars fall into the Purdue category with a disciplined team that plays hard defense, but Kelvin Sampson will have to figure out a way to score in a very competitive division.The blue chip teams are complex this year with Kentucky having all the tools, but being unable to make it all click when they need it. On the other side of the spectrum, the Duke Blue Devils are white hot and Jon Scheyer could use a deep run to solidify himself as the guy for Duke.Lastly, in news of the weird, our neighbors up north in Canada have provided clarity to whether or not flipping someone the bird is illegal, and there is a new drinking guidance for the country.2:30 How will Alabama fare in the tournament among the distractions?17:00 Bill Self is returning from medical leave to lead the #1 seed Kansas Jayhawks21:00 It is finally the Purdue Boilermakers time to shine26:02 Is John Calipari feeling the heat after a cold streak in the tournament?29:55 Can Shaka Smart make it past the 1st round?33:05 Jon Scheyer lead Duke to a #5 seed36:30 Rodney Terry is looking to secure the Texas job with tournament wins41:00 Rick Pitino and Iona are back in the tournament47:50 Kelvin Sampson and Houston are looking to make a deep run49:30 A legal trial in Quebec determined that a man who flipped his neighbor the bird is not a crime52:30 Canada has updated their alcohol consumption guidanceStay up to date with the latest college football news and coverage from Yahoo Sports on Twitter @YahooSportsCFB.Follow Dan @DanWetzelFollow Pat @ByPatFordeFollow Ross @RossDellengerCheck out all the episodes of the College Football Enquirer and the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.