Purdue University Fort Wayne

Some major disappointments, right? Maybe like Milwaukee.

And you look at IPFW finishing sixth.

They still had 11 conference wins.

So very competitive conference.

three.

Sorry.

Yeah, no, I was just going to say like to your point, though, I do think IPFW is the other one that I wanted to circle on that just because like they're losing a ton of offensive efficiency and scoring.

But I'm with you on that take of around that 500 mark.

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They rebounded pretty well in the first game.

It's interesting to me too, because as you think about how the offense is and the fact that this Purdue team, even though they didn't much in the second half because of the way PFW was defending them, they're going to get up a lot of threes either way in all these games.

And, you know, a lot of those three balls come off a little longer.

So where you're collecting them is at a different range, right, to me than if it's a mid-range shot or if it's a post shot, that sort of thing.

Yeah.

There was some of those came right at the very end, but, but it's, I don't know, like painter always wants to end up around that nine or 10 mark.

Um, I thought this team, PFW, was playing super aggressive defense.

I thought they looked like they kind of had some grown men at the perimeter positions, defensively at least, and were playing ultra aggressive.

I'll tell you this.

I had Purdue and Purdue Fort Wayne on BTM Plus last night from Wanakee.

I called that game.

I called St. John's and Rutgers for overtime game.

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Okay, that seems like a fun one.

You got Purdue at Purdue-Fort Wayne.

Okay, I've got no issues with that.

If I'm a Purdue fan, I would like them to have a harder opponent in that game, but it is what it is.

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I really don't know what the one thing I can pinpoint, especially given like the opponent, you know what I'm saying? I feel like it's not like a big uptick.

I mean, I think it's a drop off a competition from a ball state, like Purdue Fort Wayne, I believe.

So I don't know.

I just think that that's a team that they should run off the floor, but I don't know if there's anything I'm coming into the game.