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Purdue has won a league-best 25th Big Ten title, at least a share of it, although it comes at a time when the Boilermakers have lost four of their last six games, including Saturday to Indiana. With a week left in the regular-season, where are the needed fixes? Let’s talk hoops on Gold and Black Radio.

Purdue-Indiana in Mackey Arena and it doesn't get much bigger than that. For tonight's game we hear from GoldandBlack.com's Tom Dienhart and Mike Carmin, CBS Bracketologist Jerry Palm and BTN analyst and former Purdue assistant Bruce Weber. 

Purdue men's basketball graduate assistant Tommy Luceturns 26 today (Feb. 21, 2023). Find out what the former walk-on guard and legendary fan favorite has to say about being on the upside of 30, his role with Boilermaker basketball and much more.

Purdue might have found the right opponent at the right time, in Ohio State, as the Boilermakers blasted the Buckeyes on Sunday in Mackey Arena. Did the W solve what had ailed Purdue? Let's discuss on Gold and Black Radio.

Purdue basketball and football, brought to you by the Purdue Union Club Hotel, are discussed with GoldandBlack.com's Mike Carmin, Tom Dienhart and Alan Karpick. Carmin looks back at Purdue men's basketball's recent struggles during the past four games and Dienhart outlines the Boilermakers' football recruiting efforts and much more.

The Boilermakers have lost 2 of their last 3 – including Sunday at Northwestern — and turnovers have turned into a glaring weakness. Let’s evaluate Purdue, with a gigantic game coming Thursday, on Gold and Black Radio.

Purdue is still in control of the Big Ten race, even after its loss Saturday to Indiana. What lessons are learned by the Boilermakers? And could Purdue have an even better handle on the conference at this time next week? That's ahead on Gold and Black Radio.

Former Purdue assistant Dave Wood (1986-89) and long-time high school coach at West Lafayette (1994-2021) lends his thoughts on the Indiana game and looks ahead to Thursday night's game versus Iowa in Mackey.

GoldandBlack.com's Tom Dienhart and Mike Carmin talk about the Purdue sports news of the week with a focus on the Feb. 4 men's basketball showdown with Indiana, and football recruiting in the Ryan Walters Era.

Boilermaker backcourt Alums Dick Satterfield and Mike Steele break down Purdue's win over Penn State and look toward Saturday's showdown at Indiana. Satterfield and Steele played in the Fred Schaus Era and were key players in Purdue's 1974 NIT title team. The duo remains very close to coach Matt Painter and the Boilermaker program and offers a unique perspective. This is an audio portion of the segment the duo will have on Gold and Black LIVE on Friday, Feb. 3. 

The Boilermakers turned in one of their most dominant performances of the season Sunday, knocking off Michigan State to stay at least a couple games clear of the field in the Big Ten race. Thoughts on the No. 1 Boilermakers coming up on Gold and Black Radio, with Kyle Charters, Brian Neubert and Tom Dienhart.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's 77-61 win over Michigan State.

In today's Jan. 28, 2023 edition of Saturday Simulcast, Brian Neubert, Mike Carmin and Alan Karpick talk about Purdue's 75-70 win over Michigan and what's ahead for the Boilermakers as they battle Michigan State on Sunday (Jan. 29) in Mackey Arena. The trio also discusses the landscape of the Big Ten race, including what competition the Boilermakers might have down the stretch. Karpick also talks with GoldandBlack.com Purdue football beat writer Tom Dienhart about coach Ryan Walters' progress in the transfer portal and recruiting. Also, Dienhart outlines a busy weekend in Purdue football recruiting, including visits from 2023 and 2024 prospects. Thanks to the Union Club Hotel, which includes the BoilerUp Bar and 811 Bistro, for supporting Saturday Simulcast. 

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses No. 1 Purdue's win at Michigan

Former Purdue quarterback Rob Henry celebrates his 33 birthday with us (Jan. 26, 2023) from his home in Sarasota, Fla. Henry was at Purdue from 2009-13 and started games at the position in three seasons. His 547 rushing yards in his redshirt freshman year were among the most productive by a Boilermaker quarterback ever.  Henry enjoys an entrepreneurial career working in commercial real estate and startup business with his wife, Kelly.

The Boilermakers survived the week, winning 2 on the road, then taking care of Maryland in Mackey Arena on Sunday. And now, are likely again the No. 1 team in the country. Let’s talk hoops on Gold and Black Radio, with Kyle Charters and Brian Neubert. And Tom Dienhart brings the latest in football news, as well.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses third-ranked Purdue's 58-55 win over Maryland

This edition discusses the state of Purdue men's basketball and football in detail. Mike Carmin and Brian Neubert join host Alan Karpick to re-visit Purdue's 61-39 win over Minnesota on Thursday night and look ahead to the rest of the Big Ten schedule, including Sunday's matchup with Maryland. GoldandBlack.com football beat writer Tom Dienhart joins Karpick, focusing on transfer portal additions, recruiting and much more.

Purdue men’s basketball alum Mack Gadis (1983-86) celebrates birthday No. 59 (Jan. 20, 2023) with us. The former Boilermaker guard was a two-year starter under coach Gene Keady, coming to Purdue in Keady’s third recruiting class out of Indianapolis, Pike H.S.  The former Indiana All-Star appeared in 94 games as a Boilermaker, starting 52, including all 32 contests his senior year, where he tallied a team-best 178 assists. He became the first Boilermaker (along with classmate Herb Robinson) to play on four NCAA Tournament teams. He was a reserve on the Boilermakers’ surprising run to a Big Ten co-championship in 1984, the first of six crowns for Keady during his 25-year tenure in West Lafayette.  Gadis talks about his role in the greatest comeback in Purdue basketball history, when the Boilermakers rallied from a 20-point deficit to win at Illinois in Feb. 1983. In the stunning come-from-behind win, Gadis was one of the five bench players that Keady decided to put on the court.  “The best thing is that coac

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's 61-39 win at Minnesota