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GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses No. 4 Purdue's overtime in Nebraska.

GoldandBlack.com's Tom Dienhart and Alan Karpick give you the latest on the Purdue football coaching search including some names that we think are out of the process and what the moving target will look like in the next few days.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's win over Hofstra.

Per reports, Jeff Brohm is leaving Purdue to become the head coach at Louisville. It is no real surprise, but it will put Purdue athletic officials in coaching search mode for its next football coach. GoldandBlack.com's Tom Dienhart, Brian Neubert and Alan Karpick talk about what happened, what's next and how Brohm's move affects all the workings of the Boilermaker program.

With the Louisville job opening — again — speculation will run about the future of Purdue coach Jeff Brohm. And it comes as Purdue is preparing for a Citrus Bowl matchup against LSU. That, plus the basketball team's undefeated start, on Gold and Black Radio.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's Big Ten-opening win over Minnesota

In this week's GoldandBlack.com Saturday Simulcast — Sunday edition brought to you by the Purdue Union Club Hotel — Alan Karpick and Tom Dienhart discuss Purdue New Year's bowl opportunity on Orlando when it faces No. 17 LSU on Jan. 2 in Orlando. And a loo back at the Big Ten championship game and what it and a bowl date against one of the nation's top football brands means for Purdue's program.

The Boilermakers make the short trip down to Indianapolis for the Big Ten Championship game, an underdog matchup against No. 2 Michigan in Lucas Oil Stadium. A preview of the big game, with a Rose Bowl trip on the line for hte Boilermakers, on the Gold and Black Radio Pregame podcast.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's 79-69 win at Florida State.

In this week's edition of acrepro.com's Purdue Football "Buy/Sell, GoldandBlack.com's Tom Dienhart and Alan Karpick provide a breakdown of the ingredients necessary for Purdue to pull a major upset in Saturday's Big Ten championship game on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium.   Topics also discussed are Purdue's likely bowl destination, which fan base will be better represented (both schools received 10,000 tickets in their allotment), and whether are there any lingering thoughts that Louisville will move on Scott Satterfield next week and come after Jeff Brohm.

Jerry Sichting celebrates birthday No. 66 today (Nov. 29, 2022) with a lively discussion about his playing days and the parallels between his Big Ten title season when Sichting was team captain under Lee Rose in 1979 and the current Boilermaker squad. Sichting, a Martinsville, Ind., native who starred for Purdue under coaches Fred Schaus and Lee Rose from 1976-79, spent nearly 40 years as a player or coach in the NBA for various teams, including winning the NBA title as a player with the Boston Celtics in 1986. Inducted into the Purdue Hall of Fame in 2012, Sichting lives in Bonita Springs, Fla., and will enjoy part of his birthday on the golf course, where he is a 7-handicap.

It's been the best week ever for Purdue, by winning the Big Ten West, the Bucket and the Phil Knight Legacy. Now, the Boilermakers push forward, with the football team playing in the conference championship vs. Michigan and basketball moving forward with a ton of momentum.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's win over Duke in the championship game of the Phil Knight Legacy in Portland.

In this week’s GoldandBlack.com Saturday Simulcast — brought to you by the Purdue Union Club Hotel — Alan Karpick and Tom Dienhart discuss Purdue football’s 30-16 Old Oaken Bucket win over Indiana and subsequent Big Ten West title and what to expect next week when the Boilermakers invade Lucas Oil Stadium to face Michigan. We als discuss Aidan O’Connell‘s emotional day, bowl scenarios, and much more here in this week’s conversation.

GoldandBlack.com's Brian Neubert discusses Purdue's win over Gonzaga in Portland.

The Boilermakers have a lot at stake Saturday, including a share of the Big Ten West title and perhaps more, if they can get some help. We'll break it all down, including a look at the post-season picture, on the Gold and Black Radio Pregame podcast.

In this week's edition of acrepro.com's Purdue Football "Buy/Sell, GoldandBlack.com's Tom Dienhart and Alan Karpick provide an early breakdown of what's hot and what is not as Purdue travels to Indiana for the annual Old Oaken Bucket battle Saturday at 3:30 p.m.   Topics discussed are Purdue's likely bowl destination, whether Nebraska will beat Iowa on Black Friday, whether Louisville will get to depart with Scott Satterfield to hire Jeff Brohm and the rumors surrounding that notion, and much more.

In the November edition of Monday Night Memories (MNM), our panel discusses recollections of past Old Oaken Bucket battles between Purdue and Indiana. Included in this Monday Night Memories Zoom is (first Bucket Game in person in parenthesis) Radio host Nate Barrett (1988) GoldandBlack.com alum and radio host Kyle Charters (1994) GoldandBlack.com football beat writer Tom Dienhart (1970s) GoldandBlack.com publisher Alan Karpick (1970) Voice of Purdue football Tim Newton (1979) In a free-flowing conversation that lasted 38 minutes and could have lasted hours, the quintet talks about their favorite memories, top players and biggest surprises in their experience watching the annual rivalry game. Become a member of GoldandBlack.com for just $1 Barrett was astute enough to point out the day of the recording, Nov. 21 marks the 97th anniversary of the first battle for the Old Oaken Bucket, a contest played in Ross-Ade Stadium that ended in a 0-0 tie.  

The Boilermakers head to Bloomington Saturday, looking for a share of the Big Ten West title and potentially a trip to Indianapolis, after Purdue got a victory against Northwestern. We'll preview the Bucket game, plus basketball's trip to Portland, on Gold and Black Radio.

GoldandBlack.com's Alan Karpick, Tom Dienhart and Brian Neubert discuss Purdue's 17-9 win over Northwestern.