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Sep 16, 2026

Lindsay HarwoodHOST
2:23
... besides playing? Like, we'll get into all the volleyball, the game stuff, but I wanna hear, like, just what it was like to be in such a cool environment with them.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
2:30
Yeah, so I arrived kind of around the same time as SMU and Purdue.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
2:34
I saw them, like, kinda coming in with their suitcases, and I talked to them after their first practice, being like, "So what was it like from when you guys got to the hotel to when you got to, like, the beach or the water park? Like, what was the amount of time?" And they were like, "As soon as we got in and checked in, we threw our suitcases in our rooms.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
2:54
We had to do a quick team meeting, and then we were out on the, like, waterpark just enjoying ourselves." So they got a good amount of time to, like, enjoy.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
3:02
Purdue actually, uh, Dave Shondell had a 9:30 PM curfew for the girls.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
3:08
Maybe that's why they won the whole thing.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
3:10
[laughs] So they were, um, yeah, they were h- like, in their rooms getting ready for, for the game day.
Tiff OshinskyHOST
3:37
I think it's actually, like, a bar that you could go to, but they rented it out for the players the first night and had, like, an amazing dinner.
Joseph MercolaHOST
1:29
The article also covers a survey most of this debate skips.
Joseph MercolaHOST
1:33
Researchers from Purdue and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign polled nine hundred and ninety American adults about which specific policies they would actually support.
Joseph MercolaHOST
1:42
Official definitions, dietary guidance, school restrictions, grocery limits, or taxes.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:48
What jumps out is that support tracked beliefs more than party affiliation.
Tony EastHOST
1:05
Let's get to know the Pacers' new players.
Tony EastHOST
1:08
From those who know them best, we'll talk Kelly Oubre with a Sixers reporter, Larry Nance with someone who covered him the last time he was quite effective, and Brayden Smith with someone who talks Purdue on today's Locked On Pacers podcast.
speaker_4NARRATOR
1:20
You are Locked On Pacers, your daily Indiana Pacers podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day.
Tony EastHOST
1:31
What's up, everybody? Happy Wednesday and welcome into another edition of the Lockdown Pacers podcast, where we, of course, talk about the Indiana Pacers.
Tony EastHOST
1:48
That was much more of a general overview of Larry Nance, Braden Smith, and Kelly Oubre today, getting much more specific, especially as time has passed.
Tony EastHOST
1:57
We saw Braden Smith go through a summer league.
Tony EastHOST
1:59
How does that change the way that questions should be asked about him and his time at Purdue? Larry Nance, we talked with Danny Cunningham because he covered him last year.
Tony EastHOST
2:06
Brad Roland, who joins us today.
Bob DelaneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
104:34
That's one.
Bob DelaneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
104:35
Speaking about talent, fellas, Starin went to Purdue, was a tremendous football player, was a halfback, and was a left-footed punter.
Bob DelaneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
104:43
And he did not finish his eligibility at Purdue.
Bob DelaneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
104:46
He quit to play pro ball.
Bob DelaneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
105:07
Frontside is ready.
BrianHOST
43:02
Interesting.
JustinHOST
43:03
Well, sometimes because, for instance, I think we all remember that game where we were playing Purdue.
JustinHOST
43:10
It was a Hudson card.
JustinHOST
43:12
That was the quarterback.
Colby DantHOST
38:26
Yes.
Colby DantHOST
38:26
Even though Palo Alto and Durham right next to each other, Purdue heads to the Rose bowl to take out UCLA.
Colby DantHOST
38:34
Then we got maxion after dark North Dakota state at Hornet stadium in Sacramento, California.
Colby DantHOST
38:43
USC has also taken on Rutgers at prime time, which I think we kind of already revealed But also, out of nowhere, fucking the bet detective, Duquesne Dukes, out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, finds himself in Pullman, Washington, of all places, which there's no airport.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:07
All right, so four of these games have something in common.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:10
Stanford, Duke, private school pussies.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:13
Purdue, UCLA, at least they're both power four teams.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:16
They shouldn't be in the same league.
Colby DantHOST
38:26
Yes.
Colby DantHOST
38:26
Even though Palo Alto and Durham right next to each other, Purdue heads to the Rose bowl to take out UCLA.
Colby DantHOST
38:34
Then we got maxion after dark North Dakota state at Hornet stadium in Sacramento, California.
Colby DantHOST
38:43
USC has also taken on Rutgers at prime time, which I think we kind of already revealed But also, out of nowhere, fucking the bet detective, Duquesne Dukes, out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, finds himself in Pullman, Washington, of all places, which there's no airport.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:07
All right, so four of these games have something in common.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:10
Stanford, Duke, private school pussies.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:13
Purdue, UCLA, at least they're both power four teams.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
39:16
They shouldn't be in the same league.
RajivPANELIST
29:54
I'm tired of it.
RajivPANELIST
29:55
I eat Purdue gets better quarterbacks than we do.
RajivPANELIST
29:57
I just want an effective passer who can read a defense, make a, make a good throw and move the ball down the field.
RajivPANELIST
30:05
We have the offensive line.
RajivPANELIST
33:51
Yeah, that's fact.
RajivPANELIST
33:52
I think the end of the season, definitely, it's tight.
RajivPANELIST
33:55
This is a good one, but there's that run of like Maryland, Rutgers, Purdue that will knock them all out.
Ryan HaringsHOST
34:00
I agree.
Major GarrettHOST
18:44
Right.
Major GarrettHOST
18:44
Let's fast forward because you have a long and successful run as president and now again interim president of Purdue University.
Major GarrettHOST
18:55
When you think about life in government and think about life in academia, which do you enjoy more?
Mitch DanielsGUEST
19:00
spends on the day.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
23:16
Next year, we paid all our bills with a little margin.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
23:20
Did it again, did it again.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
23:21
15 years later, the tuition at Purdue University, and fees, by the way, tuition, fees, and room and board, is less expensive in nominal dollars, not adjusted for inflation, nominal dollars, than it was in 2012.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
23:37
And so when people say that's great that you have so few students with so little student debt, I go, not magic.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
2:28
That's kind of how I found my way into the higher education path.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
2:33
And after graduating from UNC Greensboro, I taught for eight years at Purdue, dropped down to Ole Miss.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
2:41
I missed the South two years, and Ole Miss was too hot too many years for me.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
2:46
And ended up here at Northern Illinois University as a department chair.

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