PURDUE RECORDS Overall: 24-5 Win-1 Big Ten Reg. Season: 13-3 Win-1 Non-Conference Reg. Season: 11-2 Win-7 Home: 15-1 Win-1 Away: 7-2 Loss-2 Neutral: 2-2 Win-2 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS P / O Date Rank Opponent TV Time/Result N10 20 / -- SIU-Edwardsville BTN Plus W, 105-74 N12 1 20 / -- Chicago State BTN W, 111-42 N14 2 19 / -- at Marquette FS1 W, 86-71 N18 19 / -- Fairfield BTN Plus W, 106-64 N22 3 18 / -- vs. Tennessee ESPN2 L, 75-78 N23 3 18 / -- vs. Western Kentucky ESPN3 L, 73-77 N24 3 18 / 2 vs. Arizona ESPN3 W, 89-64 N28 4 RV / 17 Louisville ESPN W, 66-57 D1 * RV / RV at Maryland BTN W, 80-75 D3 * RV / RV Northwestern BTN W, 74-69 D7 21 / RV Valparaiso FS1 W, 80-50 D10 21 / -- IUPUI BTN W, 86-61 D16 5 17 / -- vs. Butler FOX W, 82-67 D21 16 / -- Tennessee State BTN W, 97-48 D30 14 / -- Lipscomb BTN W, 98-66 J3 * 13 / -- Rutgers BTN W, 82-51 J6 * 13 / -- Nebraska BTN W, 74-62 J9 * 5 / RV at Michigan ESPN W, 70-69 J13 * 5 / -- at Minnesota ESPN2 W, 81-47 J16 * 3 / -- Wisconsin ESPN W, 78-50 J20 * 3 / -- at Iowa ESPN W, 87-64 J25 * 3 / 25 Michigan ESPN W, 92-88 J28 * 3 / -- at Indiana FOX W, 74-67 J31 * 3 / -- Maryland BTN W, 75-67 F3 * 3 / -- at Rutgers BTN W, 78-76 F7 * 3 / 14 Ohio State BTN L, 63-64 F10 * 3 / 4 at Michigan State ESPN L, 65-68 F15 * 6 / -- at Wisconsin ESPN L, 53-57 F18 * 6 / -- Penn State BTN 8 PM F22 * -- / -- at Illinois FS1 7 PM F25 * -- / -- Minnesota FS1 4 PM M2 6 -- / -- Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals TBD M3 6 -- / -- Big Ten Tournament Semifinals TBD M4 6 -- / -- Big Ten Tournament Finals TBD Home games played at Mackey Arena All times Eastern and subject to change. 1 Denotes Bad Boy Mowers Battle 4 Atlantis (West Lafayette, Ind.) 2 Denotes Gavitt Games (Milwaukee, Wis.) 3 Denotes Battle 4 Atlantis (Paradise Island, Bahamas) 4 Denotes Big Ten / ACC Challenge (West Lafayette, Ind.) 5 Denotes Crossroads Classic (Indianapolis, Ind.) 6 Denotes Big Ten Tournament (New York, N.Y.) Twitter Instagram: SoundCloud: Facebook: PURDUE SOCIAL MEDIA @BoilerBall @ChrisForman12 (Twitter) @PurdueSports (audio highlights) Facebook.com/BoilerBall ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS SID Contact: Chris Forman Office Cell Phone: 765.494.3201 413.687.4590 Email: cforman@purdue.edu Purdue BoilermakerS 2017-18 Basketball Game Notes 23 Big Ten Championships 49 All-Americans 10 Big Ten Coaches of the Year 2 No. 1 NBA Draft Picks [6 / 7] Purdue (24-5, 13-3) vs, [-- / --] Illinois (13-16, 3-13) GAME 30 @BoilerBall @IlliniMBB Head Coach: Matt Painter (Purdue 94) Head Coach: Brad Underwood (Kansas St. 86) Record at Purdue: 289-147 (13th) Record at Illinois: 13-16 (1st) Overall Record: 314-152 (14th) Overall Record: 122-43 (5th) Record vs. Illinois: 15-7 Record vs. Purdue: 0-0 GAMEDAY INFO Date Thursday, February 22, 2018 Tip Time 7:01 p.m. ET / 6:01 p.m. CT Location Champaign, Illinois Arena State Farm Center (15,544) Television FS1 Online Stream FoxSportsGo.com Talent Tim Brando, Bill Raftery Radio Purdue Radio Network Talent Larry Clisby, Rob Blackman Satellite SIRIUS (84), XM (84), Internet (84); Illinois Broadcast Live Stats StatBroadcast.com (password required) / PurdueSports.com The Scene Setter Heading into the final week of the regular season, Purdue looks to remain in the hunt of a share of the Big Ten title as it travels to Illinois for its final road game of the year. Tim Brando and Bill Raftery will provide the call on FS1, tipping off Thursday at 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT. Larry Clisby and Rob Blackman will handle the radio broadcast on the Purdue Radio Network. Fans can receive in-game updates on Purdue Basketball s official Twitter account (@BoilerBall) and live stats will be available on PurdueSports.com. After snapping a three-game skid Sunday night with a gritty 76-73 win over a good Penn State team, Purdue looks for its second straight win. Standing in the way is an Illinois squad that has won three of its last eight games after starting league play 0-8. Purdue is no stranger to close games having played five straight games decided by four or fewer points and seven straight by single digits. Purdue closes out the regular season Sunday by hosting Minnesota on Senior Day. INSIDE THE NUMBERS Category (2017-18 Stats) Purdue Illinois Streak Win-1 Loss-1 Scoring Offense 81.2 75.1 Scoring Defense 64.3 72.8 Field Goal Pct..493.434 Field Goal Pct. Defense.404.467 3-Point Pct..417.322 Free Throw Pct..744.729 Rebound Margin +2.5 +0.7 Assist:Turnover Ratio 1.60 0.97 Turnover Margin +1.93 +3.24 LOOKING BACK Purdue improved to 24-5 overall and 13-3 in the Big Ten with a 76-73 win over Penn State, snapping the Nittany Lions four-game win streak. Purdue improved to 20-2 at Mackey Arena against Penn State. Purdue clinched a double-bye for the Big Ten Tournament and a top-four finish in the Big Ten. Purdue is the only team to have a double-bye in each of the four years that the double-bye has been in existence. Carsen Edwards tallied his 10th 20-point game of the season with 27 points, four rebounds, three steals and two assists against no turnovers. Edwards now has 865 career points and went over 500 points for the season (now with 505). Dakota Mathias tallied 18 points with three rebounds, three assists and two steals. His 18 points were his most since scoring 20 points against Maryland in the Big Ten opener on Dec. 1. THE NUMBERS TO KNOW 1: Wins for 14 league wins; would be 13th time a team has had 14+ wins in cons. B1G seasons. 1: Big Ten arenas that the Purdue senior class has not won in -- Illinois State Farm Center. 4: Purdue has won 12 league games in four straight years for the second time in school history. 9: Purdue s AP ranking, the seventh straight week that Purdue has been ranked in the top six. 10: Largest deficit in Big Ten play this season, which came in the first half at Indiana. 12: Consecutive double-figure scoring games for Carsen Edwards (18.3 PPG in that span). 15: Combined margin of defeat in Purdue s four losses this season (3, 4, 1, 3, 4 points). 54: Points scored by senior class over the last two games; averaged 50.2 PPG in first 27 games. 44: 3-pointers made in last seven games. Purdue made 77 3-pointers in the previous six games. 4,803: Combined career points by Purdue s senior class (36.1 points per game for career). PROBABLE LINEUPS [9 / 9] Purdue Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown GP / GS PPG RPG APG MPG F 24 Grady Eifert (eye-fert) 6-6 220 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. 28 / 1 1.6 1.5 0.6 7.6 C 44 Isaac Haas (HAHSS) 7-2 290 Sr. Hokes Bluff, Ala. 29 / 29 14.8 5.5 1.3(b) 23.2 G 3 Carsen Edwards 6-1 200 So. Atascocita, Texas 29 / 29 17.4 3.8 2.9 28.8 G 11 P.J. Thompson 5-10 185 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 29 / 29 7.5 1.8 1.8 28.3 G 31 Dakota Mathias (muh-thigh-us) 6-4 200 Sr. Elida, Ohio 29 / 29 11.9 3.9 4.3 31.0 F 1 Aaron Wheeler 6-9 200 Fr. Stamford, Conn. -- REDSHIRTING 2017-18 SEASON -- F 12 Vincent Edwards 6-8 225 Sr. Middletown, Ohio 28 / 28 14.9 7.8 3.0 31.6 G 14 Ryan Cline 6-6 195 Jr. Carmel, Ind. 29 / 0 4.2 1.8 1.9 17.6 G 15 Tommy Luce (loose) 5-10 150 So. Jeffersonville, Ind. 11 / 0 0.7 0.3 0.6 2.8 G 20 Nojel Eastern (gel / like Jello) 6-6 220 Fr. Evanston, Ill. 29 / 0 2.8 2.6 1.2 12.2 F 23 Jacquil Taylor (Juh-keel) 6-10 240 Jr. Cambridge, Mass. 15 / 0 1.7 1.4 0.4(b) 5.6 F 32 Matt Haarms (harms) 7-3 250 R-Fr. Amsterdam, Netherlands 29 / 0 5.2 3.2 2.4(b) 17.0 G 55 Sasha Stefanovic (stef-on-oh-vitch) 6-4 195 Fr. Crown Point, Ind. -- REDSHIRTING 2017-18 SEASON -- [-- / --] Illinois Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown GP / GS PPG RPG APG MPG F 2 Kipper Nichols 6-6 225 R-So. Cleveland, Ohio 28 / 5 9.7 4.5 0.7 18.5 F 12 Leron Black 6-7 230 R-Jr. Memphis, Tenn. 28 / 27 15.3 5.4 0.9 25.9 G 1 Trent Frazier 6-1 170 Fr. Wellington, Fla. 29 / 13 12.3 1.8 2.9 25.7 G 23 Aaron Jordan 6-5 210 Jr. Plainfield, Ill. 29 / 6 7.9 3.1 0.7 20.5 G 24 Mark Alstork 6-5 210 Gr. Dayton, Ohio 29 / 29 6.3 3.7 2.0 23.5
GAME 30 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // FEB. 22, 2018 MEDIA AVAILABILITY (all times Eastern; contact Chris Forman for more information) Thursday February 22 GAMEDAY at Illinois State Farm Center FS1 7 p.m. Friday February 23 No availability Saturday February 24 Select Student-Athletes 1:15 p.m. Coach Painter 1:45 p.m. Sunday February 25 GAMEDAY vs. Minnesota Mackey Arena FS1 4 p.m. Monday February 26 Painter (Big Ten Teleconf.) 10:40 a.m. Coach Painter Radio Show 6 p.m. Tuesday February 27 No availability Wednesday February 28 Select Student-Athletes 1:15 p.m. Coach Painter 1:45 p.m. PURDUE IN THE NATIONAL POLLS PRE. N13 N20 N27 D4 D11 D18 D25 J1 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M5 M12 FINAL AP 20 19 18 RV 21 17 16 14 13 5 3 3 3 3 6 9 USA Today 21 21 16 RV 21 17 16 13 12 7 3 3 3 3 7 9 Series History Purdue leads the all-time series with Illinois by a 100-87 margin, including a 16-7 record under head coach Matt Painter. Despite the 13-game Purdue advantage, the margin of victory in the 187 games is +0.25 points by Purdue. Purdue has outscored Illinois by just 46 points all time in the series. Purdue has lost three of its last four games at the State Farm Center. It is the only league arena that Purdue s seniors have not won in. SERIES FACTS WITH ILLINOIS All-time vs. Illinois 100-87 Current Streak Win-2 at State Farm Center 24-23 / Loss-2 vs. the Big Ten Conference 949-685 On February 22 10-13 vs. schools from Illinois 287-148 LAST 10 MEETINGS WITH ILLINOIS Date Rank Site Result Score 12-31-11 -- / -- West Lafayette, Ind. W 75-60 2-15-12 -- / -- Champaign, Ill. W 67-62 1-2-13 -- / 11 West Lafayette, Ind. W 68-61 2-13-13 -- / -- Champaign, Ill. L 59-79 1-15-14 -- / -- Champaign, Ill. W 66-58 1-21-15 -- / -- Champaign, Ill. L 57-66 3-7-15 -- / -- West Lafayette, Ind. W 63-58 1-10-16 20 / -- Champaign, Ill. L 70-84 3-11-16 13 / -- Indianapolis, Ind. W 89-58 1-17-17 21 / -- West Lafayette, Ind. W 91-68 Slump Buster Purdue snapped a three-game losing skid Sunday night with a 76-73 over a surging Penn State squad that had won four games in a row and six of their last seven contests with two of the wins coming against Ohio State. The Boilermakers did so without the services of Vincent Edwards, who missed the contest with an ankle injury. Purdue earned the win getting back to what had been successful during the 19-game winning streak. LAST 3 GAMES VS. PENN STATE Category Last 3 vs. PSU Record 0-3 1-0 Scoring Offense 60.3 76.0 Field Goal Percentage.409.491 3-Point Percentage.321.350 Free Throws Attempts / Game 15.3 27.0 Points Per Possession 0.93 1.15 Exorcising Demons The Purdue senior class has accomplished a lot during their time in West Lafayette, but are looking to cross off a few more goals. The Class of 2018 has won in every Big Ten arena but Illinois. Purdue s seniors have set this as one of their team goals this year. ONE BIG TEN ARENA LEFT TO WIN IN Arena (School) Streak Last Win Crisler Center (Michigan) W-1 Jan. 9, 2018 Carver-Hawkeye Arena (Iowa) W-1 Jan. 20, 2018 State Farm Center (Illinois) L-2 Jan. 15, 2014 Close, But No Cigar Purdue can play the what-if game in all five of its losses. The Boilermakers have lost five games by a total of 15 points, the secondlowest combined margin of defeat in the country. Just three teams nationally have defeat margins that total 20 or fewer points. Purdue, Virginia, Villanova, Nevada and Arizona State are the only teams nationally to have no losses by double-digits. COMBINED MARGIN OF DEFEAT Margin Team Losses Margins 8 Virginia 2 7, 1 15 Purdue 5 3, 4, 3, 1, 4 17 Villanova 3 8, 4, 5 The Extra-Possession Game It s been no secret that the extra-possession battle (second-chance points, points off turnovers) has been important to Purdue this year in its wins and losses. THE EXTRA-POSSESSION SCORESHEET Category Wins Losses Purdue Pts. off TOs / 2nd-Chance 657 79 Opponent Pts. off TOs / 2nd-Chance 512 117 Purdue Average 27.4 15.8 Opponent Average 21.3 23.4 Points Margin +6.1-7.6 When Purdue outscores its foes in combined points off turnovers and second-chance points, the Boilermakers are 16-1 (Michigan State). When losing the category, the Boilermakers are 8-4. A CLOSER LOOK AT THE FIVE LOSSES Game Purdue Pts. Opp. Pts. Final Margin Tennessee 21 41-3 Western Kentucky 19 29-4 Ohio State 8 18-1 Michigan State 17 6-3 Wisconsin 14 23-4 The Big Three Hunting for Honors Carsen Edwards (Jerry West), Vincent Edwards (Julius Erving) and Isaac Haas (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) are all finalists for the position awards given by the Naismith Hall of Fame. Purdue is 1-of-3 teams to have three players among the 10 finalists by position. NAISMITH HALL OF FAME AWARDS BY TEAM Team Cousy West Erving Malone Kareem Purdue X X X Duke X X X Michigan State X X X Target 400 Purdue already has three players with 400 points this season and Dakota Mathias needs 55 points to join the club. Should he reach 400 points, this year s team would be the third in school history to have four players with 400 points in a season. PURDUE TEAMS WITH FOUR PLAYERS WITH 400 POINTS Year Players Record 1997-98 C. Austin, B. Miller, B. Cardinal, M. Robinson 28-8 1987-88 T. Lewis, T. Mitchell, M. McCants, E. Stephens 29-4 Purdue had been ranked in 41 consecutive AP Top 25 polls before falling out on Nov. 27, 2017. Last time unranked: Nov. 27, 2017 Target 500 Purdue also has an excellent chance of having three players with 500 points for the first time in school history. Carsen Edwards (505) is already there, while Isaac Haas (70 points) and Vincent Edwards (83 points) could both get there. Against the Big Ten With the Jan. 20, win over Iowa, the Purdue senior class moved to at least.500 against every Big Ten team. PURDUE RECORDS VS. BIG TEN SCHOOLS SINCE 2014-15 School Record Streak Penn State 6-0 Win-6 Rutgers 6-0 Win-8 Northwestern 5-0 Win-5 Michigan 5-3 Win-2 Indiana 5-1 Win-3 Nebraska 4-1 Win-1 Maryland 4-2 Win-4 Minnesota 4-3 Win-1 Wisconsin 4-3 Loss-1 Ohio State 3-2 Loss-1 Illinois 3-2 Win-2 Michigan State 3-3 Loss-1 Iowa 3-3 Win-1 The 14-Win Club Purdue needs just one Big Ten win to record 14 Big Ten wins in backto-back seasons. It would mark just the 13th time in Big Ten history that a program would win at least 14 games in back-to-back years. It would mark the fifth time in school history that Purdue has accomplished the feat, the most in Big Ten history. 14 BIG TEN WINS IN BACK-TO-BACK SEASONS Years Team Yr. 1 Yr. 2 2017-18 Purdue 14 13 2010-11 Ohio State 14 16 2010-11 Purdue 14 14 2009-10 Michigan State 15 14 1995-96 Purdue 15 15 1994-95 Purdue 14 15 1992-93 Indiana 14 17 1991-92 Indiana 15 14 1991-92 Ohio State 15 15 1987-88 Purdue 15 16 1985-86 Michigan 16 14 1976-77 Michigan 14 16 1975-76 Indiana 18 18 Chasing the Wins Record Purdue has won 24 games, needing two more wins to rank second in school history in regular-season victories. MOST REGULAR-SEASON WINS IN PURDUE HISTORY Wins Year NCAA Seed Final Record 27 1987-88 1 29-4 26 2009-10 4 29-6 26 1993-94 1 29-5 25 2016-17 4 27-8 24 2017-18 PURDUESPORTS.COM @BOILERBALL #BOILERUP
Chasing the Wins Record, Part II Purdue needs just two wins to record its third straight season of at least 26 wins for the second time in school history (2009-11). The school record for wins in a season is 29 (2010, 1994, 1988). Purdue has won at least 25 games in six of Matt Painter s previous 12 years at Purdue, including in six of the last 10 years. One of the Nation s Elite Teams Since the start of the 2015-16 season, Purdue s 77 victories rank ninth among all Division I teams (against only Division I foes). WINS NATIONALLY OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS (D-I GAMES) Team (Non D-I Wins) 15-16 16-17 17-18 Total Pct. Villanova 35-5 32-4 24-3 91-12.883 Gonzaga (1) 27-8 37-2 25-4 89-14.865 Kansas 33-5 31-5 22-6 86-16.843 North Carolina (1) 33-7 32-7 21-7 86-21.804 Saint Mary s (1) 28-6 29-5 25-4 82-15.845 Oregon (2) 30-7 32-6 17-10 79-23.775 Arizona 25-9 32-5 21-6 78-20.796 Kentucky 27-9 32-6 19-9 78-24.765 Purdue 26-9 27-8 24-5 77-22.778 Wichita State (2) 25-9 30-5 21-5 76-19.800 Virginia 29-8 23-11 24-2 76-21.784 Xavier 28-6 24-14 24-4 76-24.760 Through Feb. 20, 2018. The Hunt for 1,000 Carsen Edwards is one of the most-dynamic players in the country, having already scored 865 career points. Needing just 135 more points, Edwards would become just the seventh player in school history to reach 1,000 points in his first two seasons in a Purdue uniform. 1,000 POINTS IN FIRST TWO SEASONS AT PURDUE Points Player Years Career Pts. 1,706 Glenn Robinson 1993-94 1,706 1,615 Rick Mount 1968-69 2,323 1,293 Dave Schellhase 1964-65 2,074 1,253 Terry Dischinger 1962-63 1,979 1,067 John Garrett 1973-74 1,620 1,015 Russell Cross 1981-82 1,529 Nationally as of Feb. 20, just four sophomores have reached 1,000 career points (St. John s Shamorie Ponds, Howard s Charles Williams, Hampton s Jermaine Marrow, Southest Missouri State s Denzel Mahoney). Among the Big Ten s Best Vincent Edwards and Isaac Haas rank third and sixth among active Big Ten career scorers. CAREER POINTS BY ACTIVE PLAYERS (BIG TEN ONLY) Pts. Player Team 1,668 Nate Mason Minnesota 1,656 Bryant McIntosh Northwestern 1,544 Vincent Edwards Purdue 1,489 Shep Garner Penn State 1,473 Ethan Happ Wisconsin 1,471 Isaac Haas Purdue 1,462 Jae Sean Tate Ohio State Through Feb. 19, 2018. Road Wins Record Within Reach Purdue is 6-2 in Big Ten road games so far this year, needing one road win to tie the school record for most Big Ten road wins in a season (7; 2010, 1996, 1988, 1987, 1984). Take Care of the Rock Purdue has had nine or fewer turnovers in seven of its last 11 games, including two games of four or fewer. Prior to this current stretch, Purdue had five games of nine or fewer turnovers in the first 18 games of the season. Purdue s three turnovers against Michigan State tied for the fewest in a game in school history. Purdue s turnover average of 10.8 per game ranks as the third-lowest average in school history and 18th nationally. Success Against Ranked Teams Purdue is 8-3 in its last 11 games against nationally-ranked teams, dating to last year s win over No. 21-ranked Notre Dame in the Crossroads Classic on Dec. 17, 2016. Drop and Give Me 20 Purdue has had 26 individual performances of 20 or more points this year, including in 10 of the last 11 games. Four players have multiple 20-point showings this year, led by Carsen Edwards 10, 20-point games. Isaac Haas has eight, Vincent Edwards has six and Dakota Mathias has two. Offense and Defense Playing at High Efficiency We are big fans of analytics at Purdue and the Boilermakers are 1-of-3 teams to rank in the nation s top 20 in both offense and defense efficiency. Team Offense Defense KenPom Rank Michigan State 9 6 4 Purdue 5 11 6 Gonzaga 15 17 9 Top-50 Leaders Purdue is fifth in the country in top-50 wins, according to KenPom. Team Top-50 Overall Kansas 12 22-6 Virginia 11 24-2 Xavier 10 24-4 North Carolina 10 21-7 Purdue 9 24-5 Villanova 9 24-3 Texas Tech 9 22-5 West Virginia 9 19-8 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Big Ten Beast Since the start of the 2014-15 season, Purdue has the most Big Ten wins with 51 (Michigan State is second with 49). BIG TEN RECORDS SINCE 2014-15 SEASON Team Since 14-15 Since 15-16 Since 16-17 Purdue 51-19 39-13 27-7 Michigan State 50-21 38-15 25-10 Ohio State 43-28 32-21 21-14 Michigan 39-31 31-21 21-13 Maryland 45-26 31-22 19-16 Wisconsin 46-24 30-22 18-16 Nebraska 29-42 24-29 18-17 Northwestern 30-40 24-28 16-18 Indiana 40-31 31-22 16-19 Penn State 26-44 22-30 15-19 Minnesota 22-48 16-36 14-20 Iowa 37-33 25-27 13-21 Illinois 25-45 16-36 11-23 Rutgers 9-62 7-46 6-29 Through games played Feb. 20, 2018. Record-Breaking Streak Purdue s 19-game winning streak that ended against Ohio State was the longest in school history and longest in the country. The streak was the 10th longest in Big Ten history. BIG TEN S LONGEST WINNING STREAKS Rk. Team Years No. 1. Indiana 1974-75 34 2. Indiana 1975-76 33 3. Ohio State 1960-61 32 4. Illinois 2004-05 29 5. Ohio State 2010-11 24 6. Michigan State 2000-01 23 7. Ohio State 2006-07 22 Michigan State 1998-99 22 Ohio State 1961-62 22 10. Purdue 2017-18 19 Wisconsin 1941-42 19 Minnesota 1938-39 19 NCAA Tournament era. FEB. 22, 2018 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // GAME 30 BIG TEN INSIDER 2017-18 Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Michigan State 15-2.882 27-3.900 W-11 Ohio State 14-3.824 23-7.767 W-1 PURDUE 13-3.813 24-5.828 W-1 Nebraska 12-5.706 21-9.700 W-1 Michigan 11-5.688 22-7.759 W-3 Penn State 9-7.563 19-10.655 L-1 Indiana 9-8.529 16-13.552 L-1 Maryland 8-9.471 19-11.633 W-2 Northwestern 6-10.375 15-14.517 L-4 Wisconsin 6-10.375 13-16.448 W-2 Minnesota 3-13.188 14-15.483 L-9 Illinois 3-13.188 13-16.448 L-1 Iowa 3-13.188 12-17.414 L-5 Rutgers 3-14.176 13-17.433 L-2 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Big Ten Schedule (all times ET) Thursday, February 22 PURDUE at Illinois Wisconsin at Northwestern 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Holding Opponents to 60 Purdue is 132-5 when under Painter when holding foes to 59 or fewer points. Three of the four losses came during the 2012-13 season. PURDUE LOSSES WHEN HOLDING FOES TO 59 OR FEWER Date Opponent Site Score 2-15-18 Wisconsin A L, 53-57 3-14-13 Nebraska N L, 55-57 2-27-13 Iowa A L, 48-58 12-8-13 Eastern Michigan A L, 44-47 2-28-10 [14] Michigan State H L, 44-53 Big Wins Since the start of last year, Purdue has won 24 games by 20 or more points, the third-highest total nationally. Purdue s 12 20-point wins this year are second nationally behind Cincinnati s 14. 20-POINT WINS SINCE START OF LAST YEAR Team 16-17 17-18 Total Gonzaga 23 11 34 Cincinnati 11 14 25 Purdue 12 12 24 Wichita State 17 6 23 Villanova 11 11 22 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Edwards Setting the Standard Purdue s Vincent Edwards is approaching numbers rarely seen in the Purdue and Big Ten annals. Edwards became the 14th player in college basketball since 1992-93, and second Big Ten player, to have 1,500 points, 700 rebounds, 350 assists and 150 made 3-pointers. With 13 assists, Edwards will become 11th player in the last 25 years to reach 1,500-700-400-150. Should he get to 800 rebounds, he would be fourth player to reach 1,500-800-400-150. PLAYERS WITH 1500 PTS-700 REBS-400 ASTS-150 3PM Player (School; Years) Pts. Rebs. Asts. 3PM Vincent Edwards (Purdue; 2015-p.) 1,554 737 387 164 Georges Niang (Iowa State; 2013-16) 2,228 714 421 188 Denzel Valentine (Mich. St.; 2013-16) 1,645 855 639 265 DeAndre Kane (Iowa State; 2011-14) 2,110 743 645 154 Ben Uzoh (Tulsa; 2007-10) 1,951 705 425 173 Terrence Williams (L ville; 2006-09) 1,565 970 546 195 Ricky Minard (Morehead St.; 2001-04) 2,381 725 417 226 Luke Jackson (Oregon; 2001-04) 1,970 746 424 174 Jerald Honeycutt (Tulane; 1994-97) 2,209 870 419 193 Kerry Kittles (Villanova; 1993-96) 2,243 715 408 278 Johnny Rhodes (Maryland; 1993-96) 1,743 704 437 186 Since 1992-93 / Through Feb. 19, 2018.
GAME 30 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // FEB. 22, 2018 ROAD WARRIORS Purdue s senior class has turned around the Boilermakers fortunes on the road. Prior to its arrival, Purdue was 11-20 (.355) in three years leading up to the 2014-15 season. Since the 2007-08 season, Purdue is 59-53 in true road games, the third-best record in the Big Ten during that span. Team 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total Michigan State 7-4 7-3 2-7 7-1 23-15 Wisconsin 10-2 6-5 5-5 2-8 23-20 PURDUE 4-6 5-5 6-4 7-2 22-17 Maryland 6-4 4-6 8-2 2-8 20-20 Ohio State 4-6 4-6 4-7 5-2 17-21 Iowa 7-3 6-5 3-7 1-9 17-24 Northwestern 3-8 5-6 5-5 3-8 16-27 Penn State 3-8 4-9 4-7 4-6 15-30 Indiana 3-6 6-4 2-9 3-8 14-27 Michigan 2-8 4-6 3-8 4-5 13-27 Nebraska 1-11 3-8 3-8 4-7 11-34 Minnesota 3-7 0-9 5-5 2-8 10-29 Illinois 2-9 2-8 3-7 0-10 7-34 Rutgers 2-10 0-11 3-10 0-9 5-40 Through Feb. 20, 2018. Playing in the Lead Purdue s largest deficit in Big Ten play came when it trailed Indiana 14-4 with 14:05 remaining in the first half on Jan. 28. Its largest second-half deficit in Big Ten play has been six points (57-51), right at the end of last Thursday s loss to Wisconsin. During Big Ten play, Purdue has trailed for a total of 74 minutes and 54 seconds, roughly 11.7 percent of the time. Purdue had lost three straight games against Ohio State, Michigan State and Wisconsin when trailing for a total of 20 minutes and 39 seconds. Purdue has led for 81 minutes, 39 seconds during that time. 12 Times 4 = Success Purdue has won at least 12 Big Ten games for the fourth straight year for just the second time in1 school history (1994-98). Automatic Victory With the win over Michigan, Purdue has now won 92 straight games when scoring 90 or more points, dating to Nov. 24, 1987, against Iowa State (L, 104-96), a span of 11,036 days. Playing Effectively Purdue is 1-of-3 teams in America to rank in the nation s top 20 in effective field goal percentage on both ends. Team Offense Defense Michigan State 5 1 Purdue 11 14 Duke 17 19 The Run Tracker Purdue has already had 71 runs of seven points or more this year, compared to just 30 for opponents. Purdue has had 28 runs or 10 or more points to just four for opponents. Scoring Run Purdue Opponent 7-0 20 15 8-0 18 10 9-0 7 4 10-0 5 2 11-0 5 12-0 7 1 13-0 4 14-0 2 15-0 1 16-0 1 1 17-0 1 18-0 1 20-0 1 TOTALS 71 30 Conference Report After defeating Marquette 86-71 on Nov. 14, Purdue s senior class now owns at least one win over every power conference. PURDUESPORTS.COM @BOILERBALL #BOILERUP Conference Record Big Ten 55-22 SEC 4-2 ACC 4-2 Big East 2-2 Pac 12 2-0 Big 12 1-2 Level 300 With Purdue s win over IUPUI on Dec. 10, head coach Matt Painter won his 300th career game. He is just 1-of-15 coaches (10 active) in NCAA history to have won 300 games by the end of their 14th year. Among coaches currently in their 14th year of coaching (or less), Painter has the third-most victories. Wins Coach School Years 361 Sean Miller Arizona 14th 326 Dave Rose BYU 13th 314 Matt Painter Purdue 14th The Keys to Success Purdue is now 45-4 when Ryan Cline has at least two assists in a game after he had three vs. Indiana. Dakota Mathias has had at least two 3-pointers in 71-of-133 career games (59-12 record). He has at least four 3-pointers in 14 of them. Purdue is 42-8 when Carsen Edwards gets the starting nod and 36-7 when he scores 10 or more points. Purdue is 64-15 all-time when Vincent Edwards scores 10 or more points, but just 32-20 when he doesn t. Purdue is 41-6 all-time when Dakota Mathias scores 10-plus points. Purdue is 24-3 during Vincent Edwards career when he leads the team in scoring. Purdue is 15-1 when Vincent Edwards scores 20 or more points. In the NCAA Ranks Purdue is well-represented in the latest NCAA statistical categories. Category No. NCAA B10 Scoring Margin +16.9 4 2 Assist / Turnover Ratio 1.60 7 2 3-Point Percentage.417 8 2 Won-Lost Percentage.828 11 2 Assists Per Game 17.3 13 3 Personal Fouls Per Game 15.3 15 2 Scoring Defense 64.3 15 3 Turnovers Per Game 10.8 18 2 Field Goal Percentage.493 20 2 Blocked Shots Per Game 5.2 20 5 Field Goal Percentage Defense.404 23 2 Scoring Offense 81.2 37 2 3-Pointers Per Game 9.5 38 1 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Winningest Three-Year Period Purdue has now recorded 75 wins in three combined seasons for the sixth time in school history and needs five more victories to tie for the most in a three-year span in school history. MOST WINS IN THREE STRAIGHT SEASONS Years Record Pct. 2008-09 / 2009-10 / 2010-11 82-24.774 2007-08 / 2008-09 / 2009-10 81-25.764 1993-94 / 1994-95 / 1995-96 80-18.816 2015-16 / 2016-17 / 2017-18 77-22.778 2009-10 / 2010-11 / 2011-12 77-27.740 The winningest four-year period in Purdue Basketball history is 107 by the Class of 2011. This year s team needs nine wins to tie the record and just two more to become the fourth class with 100 victories. MOST WINS BY A SENIOR CLASS Years Record Pct. 2007-08 / 2008-09 / 2009-10 / 2010-11 107-33.764 2008-09 / 2009-10 / 2010-11 / 2011-12 104-37.738 2006-07 / 2007-08 / 2008-09 / 2009-10 103-37.736 2014-15 / 2015-16 / 2016-17 / 2017-18 98-35.737 Most Wins in Mackey Purdue s senior class owns a 61-7 record at Mackey Arena and needs to beat Minnesota on Sunday to become the winningest class in school history in games played at Mackey Arena. HOME WINS BY A SENIOR CLASS Class Record Pct. 2011 61-6.910 2010 61-7.897 2018 61-7.897 2012 58-9.866 2017 58-11.841 2009 56-10.848 Mackey Arena is a House of Victories Purdue s 47 wins at home since the start of the 2015-16 season are the fourth most nationally. HOME WINS SINCE START OF 2015-16 SEASON Team 15-16 16-17 17-18 Total Saint Mary s 20 15 14 49 Louisville 18 16 14 48 Oregon 18 17 13 48 Purdue 17 15 14 47 SMU 16 18 13 47 Grand Canyon 18 15 13 46 Kentucky 17 15 14 46 Texas Tech 14 16 16 46 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Balance, Part Two In five national publications that featured mid-season All-Big Ten first teams, four different Boilermakers were named on the first team. Four different players have scored at least 20 points this year, with all four players having multiple 20-point games. Four different players have led the team in scoring this year, all of them leading the team in scoring at least three times, and no one more than 11 times (Carsen Edwards). Purdue s big four (Edwards, Edwards, Haas, Mathias) have all scored in double figures in 10-of-28 games this year (9-1 record). Shooting Wins Since the start of last year, Purdue is 34-2 when shooting 48.0 percent or better from the field and is 131-14 under Painter when doing so. When holding foes under 48.0 percent from the field, Purdue is 41-5 with the lone losses coming to Nebraska, Michigan, Tennessee, Ohio State and Wisconsin. Three Straight NCAA Tournament Berths Purdue has earned three straight NCAA Tournament berths. The streak is the third-longest among Big Ten teams (Michigan State - 20; Wisconsin - 19; Purdue - 3; Maryland - 3). Over the last 11 years, Purdue s nine NCAA appearances rank third in the Big Ten (Wisconsin - 11; Michigan State - 11) and 15th nationally. On the Career 3-Point Chart Could this be the best shooting team in Purdue history? The career 3-point percentage list at Purdue reveals a lot. Four current players rank in the career top-14 list for 3-point percentage. Rk. Player 3P 3PA Pct. Years 1. Cuonzo Martin 179 397.451 1992-95 2. Troy Lewis 151 338.447 1985-88 Everette Stephens 88 197.447 1985-88 4. Woody Austin 119 271.439 1989-92 5. Dakota Mathias 227 552.411 2015-p. 6. Ryne Smith 169 414.408 2009-12 7. Jimmy Oliver 125 308.406 1989-91 8. P.J. Thompson 149 369.404 2015-p. 9. Chris Lutz 111 275.404 2006-07 10. Rodney Smith 87 216.403 1999-02 11. Matt Waddell 109 271.402 1992-95 12. Ryan Cline 121 303.399 2016-p. 13. Kenneth Lowe 88 221.398 2000-04 14. Vincent Edwards 164 417.393 2015-p. 15. Robbie Hummel 216 555.389 2008-12 16. Glenn Robinson 111 288.385 1993-94
Senior Class Does it All The four members of the senior class have had remarkable careers and look to carry Purdue to another Big Ten title and beyond. -- 4,803 points -- 1,959 rebounds -- 1,123 assists -- 540-of-1,339 3-pointers (.403) -- 12,444 minutes played -- 526 games played -- 361 starts -- 2 games missed to injury (both by Vincent Edwards) Vincent Edwards Shows His Value Vincent Edwards is 1-of-2 players nationally to have averaged 14.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game while making over 40 3-pointers on the season. Player Team PPG RPG APG 3PM Tre Shaun Fletcher Toledo 18.6 8.6 4.1 45 Vincent Edwards Purdue 14.9 7.8 3.0 42 Vincent Edwards is on pace to become just the third player in school history to average 14 points, five rebounds and three assists per game. Player Year PPG RPG APG Vincent Edwards 2017-18 14.9 7.8 3.0 Caleb Swanigan 2016-17 18.5 12.5 3.1 E Twaun Moore 2010-11 18.0 5.1 3.2 Vincent Edwards is ranked high on several of the Purdue career lists. Category (Career) No. Rank Games Started 119 6th Minutes Played 3,735 7th 3-Point Attempts 417 9th Free Throw Percentage.822 10th Games Played 131 10th Rebounds 737 11th 3-Pointers Made 164 12th Assists 387 12th 3-Point Percentage.393 14th Points 1,544 20th The Younger Edwards Can Ball, Too Carsen Edwards ranks fifth in the Big Ten in scoring at 17.4 points per game and has scored at least 10 points in 13 straight games, the longest streak of his career. Edwards has 10 games of 20 or more points, the fifth most among Big Ten players. BIG TEN LEADERS IN 20-POINT GAMES Games Player Team 11 Keita Bates-Diop Ohio State 11 Ethan Happ Wisconsin 10 Miles Bridges Michigan State 10 Tony Carr Penn State 10 Juwan Morgan Indiana 10 Carsen Edwards Purdue 9 Tyler Cook Iowa 9 Jordan Murphy Minnesota Through games played Feb. 19, 2018. Edwards Moving Up Sophomore Chart Carsen Edwards 505 points are the ninth most scored by a sophomore in school history. PURDUE SOPHOMORE SCORING Pts. Player Year 683 Rick Mount 1967-68 676 Glenn Robinson 1992-93 646 Caleb Swanigan 2016-17 605 Terry Dischinger 1959-60 589 Troy Lewis 1985-86 589 Dave Schellhase 1963-64 515 Todd Mitchell 1985-86 512 E Twaun Moore 2008-09 505 Carsen Edwards 2017-18 Mathias Shows Versatility Dakota Mathias is both an excellent passer, shooter and rebounder, being 1-of-6 players nationally to have 125 assists, 100 rebounds and 70 made 3-pointers. PLAYERS WITH 120 ASSISTS AND 70 MADE 3-POINTERS Player (School) Asts. 3PM Rebs. Trae Young (Oklahoma) 248 101 125 Devonte Graham (Kansas) 201 84 117 Erick Neal (Texas-Arlington) 186 71 104 R.J. Cole (Howard) 167 96 112 Isaiah Reese (Canisius) 136 73 171 Dakota Mathias (Purdue) 125 73 112 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Mathias is 1-of-4 players to have 385 career assists, 390 rebounds and 225 career 3-pointers. PLAYERS WITH 385 ASTS, 390 REBS AND 225 3-PTRS Player (School) Asts. 3PM Rebs. Pts. Erick Neal (Texas-Arlington) 720 240 417 1,427 Devonte Graham (Kansas) 399 270 399 1,569 Riley LaChance (Vanderbilt) 408 238 390 1,382 Dakota Mathias (Purdue) 387 227 397 1,040 Through Feb. 19, 2018. Haas Gets to the Charity Stripe Isaac Haas is 1-of-3 players nationally since 2010-11 to have at least 550 free throw attempts in under 2,500 career minutes. Player (Team) Years FTAs Mins. Isaac Haas (Purdue) 2015-18 604 2,351 Derrick Williams (Arizona) 2010-11 563 2,016 LaQuentin Miles (Central Arkansas) 2010-14 562 2,412 Haarms a Top Freshman Shot Blocker Matt Haarms ranks fifth nationally in blocks among freshmen. Blks. Player Team 104 Mo Bamba Texas 93 Jaren Jackson Jr. Michigan State 83 Hayden Koval Central Arkansas 73 Kenny Wooten Oregon 69 Matt Haarms Purdue 62 Tydus Verhoeven Duquesne 59 Wendall Carter Jr. Duke Through games played Feb. 19, 2018. 1,000-Point Teammates Vincent Edwards, Isaac Haas and Dakota Mathias have already reached the 1,000-point plateau. Carsen Edwards (135 points) could reach the mark. Doing so this year, would give Purdue four teammates with 1,000 career points for just the third time in school history. 1,000-POINT TEAMMATES Year Players Record 1969 Rick Mount, Herm Gilliam, Billy Keller 23-5 1977 Walter Jordan, Eugene Parker, Bruce Parkinson 19-9 1978 Walter Jordan, Eugene Parker, Wayne Walls 16-11 1988 Troy Lewis, Todd Mitchell, Melvin McCants, Everette Stephens 29-4 2000 Jaraan Cornell, Brian Cardinal, Mike Robinson 24-10 2010 Keaton Grant, Robbie Hummel, JaJuan Johnson, E Twaun Moore 29-6 2018 Vincent Edwards, Isaac Haas, Dakota Mathias 24-5 FEB. 22, 2018 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // GAME 30
IN THE RECORD BOOKS Upcoming Milestones Player (Category) Number Needs For Isaac Haas (points) 1,471 29 1,500 - career Dakota Mathias (rebounds) 397 3 400 - career Vincent Edwards (assists) 387 13 400 - career Carsen Edwards (rebounds) 196 4 200 - career Dakota Mathias (steals) 95 5 100 - career Points / Career Rk. Player Pts. Years 19. Melvin McCants 1,554 1986-89 20. Vincent Edwards 1,544 2015-p. 21. Brad Miller 1,530 1995-98 22. Russell Cross 1,529 1981-83 23. Isaac Haas 1,471 2015-p. Rebounds / Career Rk. Player Rebs. Years 9. Todd Mitchell 740 1985-88 10. John Garrett 738 1973-75 11. Vincent Edwards 737 2015-p. Field Goal Percentage / Career Rk. Player FG FGA Pct. Years 3. Justin Jennings 255 427.597 1993-96 4. Isaac Haas 529 905.585 2015-p. Min. 400 field goal attempts. 3-Pointers Made / Career Rk. Player 3PM Years 3. David Teague 239 2003-07 4. Dakota Mathias 227 2015-p. --- 11. Ryne Smith 169 2009-12 12. Vincent Edwards 164 2015-p. Free Throw Attempts / Career Rk. Player FTA Years 9. Brian Cardinal 610 1997-00 10. Isaac Haas 604 2015-p. Assists / Career Rk. Player Asts. Years 11. Troy Lewis 398 1985-88 12. Vincent Edwards 387 2015-p. Dakota Mathias 387 2015-p. Assist/Turnover Ratio / Career Rk. Player Ast. TO Ratio Years 1. P.J. Thompson 279 92 3.03 2015-p. 2. Dakota Mathias 387 142 2.73 2015-p. Blocked Shots / Career Rk. Player Blks. Years 6. Brad Miller 163 1995-98 7. Isaac Haas 115 2015-p. Games Started / Career Rk. Player GS Years 4. Robbie Hummel 120 2008-12 JaJuan Johnson 120 2008-11 6. Vincent Edwards 119 2015-p. Minutes Played / Career Rk. Player Mins. Years 6. Robbie Hummel 3,830 2008-12 7. Vincent Edwards 3,735 2015-p. 3-Pointers Made / Season Rk. Player 3PM Years 7. D.J. Byrd 79 2013 Glenn Robinson 79 1994 Jimmy Oliver 79 1991 10. Dakota Mathias 73 2018 Kendall Stephens 73 2015 12. Dakota Mathias 72 2017 Robbie Hummel 72 2012 14. Carsen Edwards 70 2018 Blocked Shots / Season Rk. Player Blks. Years 9. JaJuan Johnson 72 2010 10. Joe Barry Carroll 70 1979 ---- Matt Haarms 69 2018 Blocked Shots / Season / Freshman Rk. Player Blks. Years 1. Joe Barry Carroll 82 1977 2. Matt Haarms 69 2018 FEB. 22, 2018 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // GAME 30 COACH PAINTER FACTS Painter By The Numbers 1....Big Ten Tournament Championship (2009) 2....Big Ten Regular-Season Championships (2010, 2017) 2....Academic All-Americans 3....Big Ten Coach of the Year honors (1-of-6 to win 3 COYs) 3.01..Team GPA during the 2016-17 season 5....NBA Draft picks in the last seven years 7....All-America honors 7....25-win seasons (Just 12 in school history) 8....Years with at least 14 wins at Mackey Arena 9....NCAA Tournament appearances in last 11 years 37....Wins over Top-25 ranked teams 49....Big Ten All-Academic accolades 66.2..Winning percentage at Purdue 83.9..Winning percentage at Mackey Arena 139...Big Ten Victories (16th on Big Ten wins list) 288...Victories at Purdue (13th season; 3rd most at Purdue) 313...Career Victories (14th season) 435...Games coached at Purdue (3rd most at Purdue) Big Ten All-Time Wins Per Year* W/Yr. Coach School Wins Years 12.3 Bo Ryan Wisconsin 172 14 12.2 Bob Knight Indiana 353 29 11.6 Tom Izzo Michigan State 256 23rd 11.5 Thad Matta Ohio State 150 13 10.6 Matt Painter Purdue 127 13th * Min. 100 victories / Entering the 2017-18 season. Quickest to Reach 300 Career Wins (by season)* Seasons Coach School 11th Roy Williams Kansas 12th Sean Miller Xavier, Arizona 12th Mark Few Gonzaga 12th Thad Matta Butler, Xavier, Ohio State 12th Dave Rose BYU 13th Denny Crum Louisville 13th Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, UNLV 13th Jim Boeheim Syracuse 13th Nolan Richardson Tulsa, Arkansas 14th Matt Painter Southern Illinois, Purdue 14th John Thompson Georgetown 14th Bill Self Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas 14th Bob Huggins Akron, Cincinnati 14th Mick Cronin Murray State, Cincinnati 14th Gregg Marshall Wichita State * NCAA history. TEAM RECORDS Most Wins Rk. Year Wins 10. 2007-08 25 1996-97 25 1986-87 25 ---- 2017-18 24 Scoring Margin Rk. Year Margin 1. 2017-18 +16.9 2. 1968-69 +13.9 3-Point Percentage Rk. Year Pct. 1. 1987-88.440 2. 2017-18.417 3. 1986-87.412 4. 2016-17.403 3-Pointers Made Rk. Year 3PM 1. 2016-17 315 2. 2011-12 284 3. 2017-18 275 Free Throw Percentage Rk. Year Pct. 6. 1976-77.745 7. 2017-18.744 Blocked Shots Rk. Year Blocks 6. 2012-13 153 7. 2017-18 151 Assist / Turnover Ratio Rk. Year Ratio 1. 2017-18 1.60 2. 1984-85 1.58 3. 2011-12 1.54 4. 2010-11 1.52 Lowest Turnover Average Rk. Year Avg. 1. 2011-12 8.7 2. 2010-11 10.4 3. 2017-18 10.8 4. 2009-10 10.9 1984-85 10.9 Victories Among Active Coaches* Wins Coach School Years 370 Jamie Dixon TCU 15th 361 Sean Miller Arizona 14th 329 Mick Cronin Cincinnati 15th 326 Dave Rose BYU 13th 314 Matt Painter Purdue 14th * Fewer than 15 years; minimum five years at Division I level. Through Feb. 20, 2018. Most Appearances in the NCAA Tournament* NCAAs Coach School Age* Yrs. 19 Bill Self Kansas 54 24 18 Mark Few Gonzaga 54 18 14 Jay Wright VIllanova 55 23 13 Gregg Marshall Wichita State 54 19 10 Matt Painter Purdue 47 13 10 Sean Miller Arizona 48 13 10 Jamie Dixon TCU 52 14 10 Steve Alford UCLA 52 22 * Active coaches age 55 or lower // age as of Nov. 10, 2017.
GAME 30 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // FEB. 22, 2018 MACKEY ARENA MISCELLANEOUS First Game: Dec. 2, 1967 Games: 760 Sellouts: 376 Overall Record: 621-139 (.817) Non-Conference: 288-37 (.886) Big Ten: 333-102 (.766) Painter Era: 184-35 (.840) Non-Con: 97-8 (.924) B1G: 87-27 (.763) Total Attendance (Avg.): 10,060,994 (13,238) Most Wins / Season: 17 (2016) Mackey Arena Home Records Year Overall Pct. B10 Pct. Attn. Avg. 1967-68 11-2.846 7-0 1.000 180,102 13,854 1968-69 11-0 1.000 7-0 1.000 155,298 14,118 1969-70 11-1.917 6-1.857 169,476 14,123 1970-71 9-4.692 5-2.714 175,240 13,480 1971-72 8-4.667 3-4.429 164,412 13,701 1972-73 10-2.833 5-2.714 154,788 12,899 1973-74 12-2.857 7-0 1.000 174,244 12,446 1974-75 11-1.917 8-1.889 164,448 13,704 1975-76 8-5.615 6-3.667 169,390 13,030 1976-77 11-3.786 8-1.889 192,738 13,767 1977-78 11-1.917 9-0 1.000 159,300 13,275 1978-79 15-2.882 8-1.889 231,795 13,635 1979-80 15-2.882 8-1.889 234,345 13,785 1980-81 12-3.800 6-3.667 197,910 13,194 1981-82 12-4.750 6-3.667 213,040 13,315 1982-83 13-1.929 8-1.889 188,608 13,472 1983-84 12-1.923 8-1.889 173,147 13,319 1984-85 12-4.750 6-3.667 202,784 12,674 1985-86 13-2.867 7-2.778 200,085 13,339 1986-87 12-1.923 8-1.889 183,599 14,123 1987-88 15-1.938 9-0 1.000 218,384 13,649 1988-89 11-3.786 6-3.667 197,722 14,123 1989-90 12-1.923 8-1.889 180,843 13,911 1990-91 11-5.688 6-3.667 223,664 13,979 1991-92 13-5.722 5-4.556 242,370 13,465 1992-93 9-5.643 4-5.444 197,722 14,123 1993-94 13-1.929 8-1.889 197,722 14,123 1994-95 12-1.923 8-1.889 183,599 14,123 1995-96 13-1.929 8-1.889 197,722 14,123 1996-97 11-3.786 7-2.778 196,770 14,055 1997-98 13-1.929 7-1.875 197,722 14,123 1998-99 12-4.750 4-4.500 225,968 14,123 1999-00 12-2.857 7-1.875 194,152 13,868 2000-01 11-7.611 4-4.500 215,244 11,958 2001-02 11-4.733 5-3.625 178,020 11,868 2002-03 14-1.933 7-1.875 158,280 10,552 2003-04 9-5.643 4-4.500 163,814 11,701 2004-05 6-9.400 3-5.375 175,215 11,681 2005-06 9-5.643 3-5.375 149,618 10,687 2006-07 16-1.941 7-1.875 199,733 11,749 2007-08 16-1.941 9-0 1.000 209,865 12,345 2008-09 15-3.833 7-2.778 246,744 13,708 2009-10 14-2.875 7-2.778 218,896 13,681 2010-11 16-0 1.000 9-0 1.000 222,659 13,916 2011-12 13-4.765 5-4.556 226,504 13,324 2012-13 12-7.632 5-4.556 225,286 11,857 2013-14 12-5.706 4-5.444 216,553 12,738 2014-15 14-3.824 8-1.889 195,884 11,523 2015-16 17-1.944 8-1.889 245,916 13,662 2016-17 15-2.882 8-1.889 234,930 13,819 2017-18 15-1.938 7-1.875 229,040 14,315 Records vs. Big Ten Opponents Opponent Record Opponent Record Nebraska 6-0 Illinois 32-11 Rutgers 5-0 Indiana 32-12 Penn State 20-2 Michigan State 30-14 Wisconsin 40-4 Michigan 30-16 Northwestern 41-5 Ohio State 27-18 Minnesota 38-7 Maryland 2-1 Iowa 33-11 PURDUESPORTS.COM @BOILERBALL #BOILERUP Mackey Arena / Home of the Boilermakers The home of the Boilermakers for the last 50 years, Mackey Arena is one of the toughest places in play in America. The Boilermakers were 17-1 in 2016-17 at home, recording the most home wins in a season in school history. Purdue has won over 80.0 percent of its games at the facility, amassing over 600 wins (621-139) in 50th season of play at Mackey Arena. Since the 1978-79 season, Purdue has won at least 12 home games in 31-of-40 seasons and in 13 straight seasons, including this year. Purdue owns a 288-37 (.886) against non-conference foes at Mackey Arena and a 333-102 (.766) mark against Big Ten opposition. Purdue has sold out Mackey Arena in 376-of-760 games at Mackey Arena, filling the arena 49.5 percent of the time. A total of 10,046,190 fans have walked through the turnstiles, which would rank Mackey Arena as the 18th-largest city in the world. Of opponents with at least two games played in Mackey Arena, just two have winning records vs. Purdue (NC State, 2-1; UCLA, 2-0). Mackey Arena is one of the loudest college basketball arenas in America, reaching a max decibel level of 122.3 db, set in 2017 vs. Indiana. Over its last 57 games, Purdue is 53-4 (.930) in Mackey Arena. Over its last 45 games that The Paint Crew has been in attendance, Purdue is 43-2 (.956). Mackey Arena Streaks Overall winning streak: 1 (last loss; Feb. 7, 2018 vs. [14] Ohio State) Non-conference winning streak: 14 (last loss; Nov. 14, 2016 vs. [3] Villanova) Big Ten winning streak: 1 (last loss; Feb. 7, 2018 vs. [14] Ohio State) MACKEY ARENA NUMBERS Big Ten Home Records (since 2014-15 season) Team 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total PURDUE 8-1 8-1 8-1 7-1 31-4 Michigan State 6-3 7-2 8-1 7-1 28-7 Maryland 9-0 8-1 5-4 6-2 28-7 Wisconsin 9-0 7-2 7-2 3-4 26-8 Michigan 6-3 6-3 7-2 8-1 27-9 Indiana 6-3 9-0 5-4 6-2 26-9 Ohio State 7-2 7-2 4-5 7-1 25-10 Iowa 6-3 7-2 7-2 2-6 22-13 Northwestern 4-5 5-4 5-4 4-3 18-16 Nebraska 5-4 3-6 3-6 7-0 18-16 Illinois 7-2 3-6 5-4 3-5 18-17 Penn State 3-6 5-3 3-5 6-2 16-17 Minnesota 4-5 2-7 6-3 2-5 14-20 Rutgers 2-7 1-8 1-7 3-4 7-26 Through games played Feb. 18, 2018. Most Wins in Mackey Arena History 1. 2015-16 17-1 2. 2010-11 16-0 2007-08 16-1 2006-07 16-1 Loudest Crowds at Mackey Arena (since 2009-10 season) 122.3 db Indiana Feb. 28, 2017 119.1 db [2] Ohio State Feb. 20, 2011 118.2 db [8] Michigan State Feb. 9, 2016 116.9 db [3] Villanova Nov. 14, 2016 116.8 db [4] West Virginia Jan. 1, 2010 116.6 db Indiana Jan. 28, 2015 115.3 db Wisconsin March 6, 2016 Overall Home Winning Streak Dates No. Dec. 22, 1967 to Feb. 14, 1970 30 March 3, 2010 to Dec. 31, 2011 26 Jan. 8, 2017 to Jan. 31, 2018 21 Dec. 5, 1987 to Dec. 19, 1988 19 Jan. 19, 1983 to Feb. 25, 1984 18 Jan. 7, 1998 to Jan. 13, 1999 16 Since 1967-68 season. Non-Conference Home Win Streak Dates No. Dec. 6, 2008 to Dec. 20, 2011 27 Dec. 15, 1991 to Nov. 24, 1996 27 Nov. 19, 2005 to Dec. 17, 2007 21 Dec. 6, 1996 to Dec. 12, 1988 18 Nov. 30, 2001 to Dec. 20, 2003 17 Since 1967-68 season. WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT MACKEY ARENA Haven t been to a game in Mackey Arena as a fan in a long, long time. I forgot it s basically the perfect college basketball arena in every way. -- Mark Titus (@ClubTrillion) -- Contributor to Ringer.com and author; Former Ohio State player Mackey Arena is one of the underrated, great environments in basketball. Does not get the attention it deserves for a place that absolutely rocks. -- Dan Shulman (@DShulman_ESPN) -- ESPN play-by-play announcer This is one of the top five environments in college basketball. Anyone that has been here knows that. -- Dan Dakich (@dandakich) -- ESPN color announcer The raucous crowd at Mackey Arena will be a common theme and should disrupt most if not all Big Ten opponents. -- Andy Katz (@ESPNAndyKatz) -- ESPN.com There is a possibility that Mackey Arena at Purdue is the loudest venue in college hoops. It kinda hurts to work here actually. -- Dave Flemming (@FlemmingDave) -- ESPN play-by-play announcer I ll be surprised if anybody beats this team in this building. It s one of the toughest environments I ve ever seen. -- David Padgett -- University of Louisville head coach It s so loud in here. It s easily one of the loudest arena I have ever been in. -- Allison Williams (@AllisonW_Sports) -- ESPN sideline announcer Have said this for years: Mackey Arena has a case for most-intimidating atmosphere in the league when it s rolling. Tonight, it s rolling. -- Zach Osterman (@ZachOsterman) -- Indiana beat writer for Indy Star Mackey appears to be in fine form this evening. Just a total concete dungeon of noise. -- Eamonn Brennan (@eamonnbrennan) -- ESPN.com Purdue up on Michigan State, 17-10 and Mackey is rocking. That place is No. 1 or 2 on my list of B1G road venues. -- Jeff Potrykus (@jaypo1961) -- Wisconsin beat writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Not sure I ve ever been in an arena this insane. Seriously...and I ve been a LOT of places. Mackey Arena is on fire today. This place will hurt your ears. -- WNST Radio (@WNST) -- Maryland radio station Look up intimidation in the dictionary and you ll find a picture of Mackey Arena. -- Loren Tate (@Tatelines) -- Champaign News-Gazette I m listening to the TV broadcast on my phone and can t hear a thing in this place. Mackey is ear-shattering loud. -- Bob Kravitz (@BKravitz) -- WTHR.com Columnist
Head Coach Matt Painter Record at Purdue: 289-147 (.663) / 13th year Career Record: 314-152 (.674) / 14th year With a trio of Sweet 16 appearances, nine NCAA Tournament berths, Big Ten regular-season and tournament titles and an international gold medal on his résumé, 13th-year head coach Matt Painter is widely regarded as one of the brightest minds in all of college basketball. Painter affirmed his long-term commitment to Purdue in March of 2011, agreeing to a new eight-year contract that will keep him in West Lafayette through at least the 2018-19 season. He then followed that up in August of 2016, signing a three-year extension good through the 2021-22 year. Painter has averaged over 22 wins per season during his tenure at the helm of the Purdue program, including at least 25 victories in six seasons. Painter s tenure has seen Purdue basketball restore its status among the upper echelon of college basketball programs. The last 10 years have seen six 25-win seasons and eight NCAA Tournament berths, three Sweet 16 appearances, two regular-season Big Ten titles and a Big Ten Tournament crown. The three winningest classes in program history are the classes of 2011, 2012 and 2010, respectively, and five of the 10 winningest individual players Purdue has ever seen have come from the Painter ranks. Success, however, didn t happen overnight. Painter officially became the 18th head men s basketball coach in Purdue history on April 1, 2005, and immediately set about laying the groundwork for a dramatic reversal in the program s fortunes. The Boilermakers were at their best during the 2009 postseason run, rattling off double-digit victories over Penn State and Illinois to reach the Big Ten Tournament final, where they dispatched Ohio State, 65-61, to earn the first conference tournament crown in program history. Painter has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year three times, earning the consensus award in 2008 and 2011, and winning the coaches vote in 2010. He is one of only six men to win the award more at least three times since its inception in 1974. Painter has seen a total of 26 players earn a combined 49 Academic All-Big Ten honors during his tenure as head coach. Painter has also mentored a pair of Academic All-Americans in E Twaun Moore (2010) and Caleb Swanigan (2017) YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD Year School Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Postseason 2003-04 Southern Illinois 25-5.833 17-1.944 NCAA (0-1) 2005-06 Purdue 9-19.321 3-13.188 2006-07 Purdue 22-12.647 9-7.563 NCAA (1-1) 2007-08 Purdue 25-9.735 15-3.833 NCAA (1-1) 2008-09 Purdue 27-10.730 11-7.611 NCAA (2-1) 2009-10 Purdue 29-6.829 14-4.778 NCAA (2-1) 2010-11 Purdue 26-8.765 14-4.778 NCAA (1-1) 2011-12 Purdue 22-13.629 10-8.556 NCAA (1-1) 2012-13 Purdue 16-18.471 8-10.444 CBI (1-1) 2013-14 Purdue 15-17.469 5-13.278 2014-15 Purdue 21-13.618 12-6.667 NCAA (0-1) 2015-16 Purdue 26-9.743 12-6.667 NCAA (0-1) 2016-17 Purdue 27-8.771 14-4.778 NCAA (2-1) 2017-18 Purdue 24-5.828 13-3.813 Southern Illinois (1) 25-5.833 17-1.944 1 NCAA (0-1) Purdue (13th) 289-147.663 140-88.614 9 NCAA (10-9) Career (14th) 314-152.674 157-89.638 10 NCAA (10-10) Postseason Record 21-23.477 MVC Tournament 1-1.500 Big Ten Tournament 9-11.450 NCAA Tournament 10-10.500 CBI Invitational 1-1.500 MISCELLANEOUS Milestone Victories Win Score Opponent Date 1 67-62 Wyoming 11-22-03 26 82-75 Wofford (1st win at Purdue) 11-19-05 50 62-38 Michigan State 2-7-07 100 49-45 Iowa 2-14-09 150 82-69 Northwestern 12-31-10 200 89-73 Minnesota 3-9-13 225 72-68 Minnesota (200th win at Purdue) 12-31-14 250 61-55 Wisconsin (225th win at Purdue) 12-29-15 300 86-61 IUPUI (275th win at Purdue) 12-10-17 Painter s Home Record at Purdue Year Non-Conf. Big Ten Overall 2005-06 6-0 3-5 9-5 2006-07 9-0 7-1 16-1 2007-08 7-1 9-0 16-1 2008-09 8-1 7-2 15-3 2009-10 7-0 7-2 14-2 2010-11 7-0 9-0 16-0 2011-12 8-0 5-4 13-4 2012-13 7-3 5-4 12-7 2013-14 8-0 4-5 12-5 2014-15 6-2 8-1 14-3 2015-16 9-0 8-1 17-1 2016-17 7-1 8-1 15-2 2017-18 8-0 7-1 15-1 TOTALS 97-8 87-27 184-35 (.924) (.763) (.840) AMONG THE ELITE Big Ten Coach of the Year Honors 7 Gene Keady Purdue 5 Bobby Knight Indiana 4 Bo Ryan Wisconsin 3 Matt Painter Purdue 3 Tom Izzo Michigan State 3 Thad Matta Ohio State All-Time Big Ten Wins Leaders Rk. Coach, Team Wins 1. Bob Knight, Indiana 353 2. Tom Izzo, Michigan State 269 3. Gene Keady, Purdue 265 4. Ward Lambert, Purdue 228 5. Lou Henson, Illinois 214 --- 10. Fred Taylor, Ohio State 158 Walter Meanwell, Wisconsin 158 12. Harold Olsen, Ohio State 154 13. Thad Matta, Ohio State 150 14. Harold Bud Foster, Wisconsin 143 15. Matt Painter, Purdue 140 Wins Over AP Top 25 Teams (38) Date Opponent Site Score 2-11-06 [22] Michigan Home 84-70 11-29-06 [25] Virginia Home 61-59 2-15-07 [24] Indiana Home 81-68 12-15-07 [22] Louisville Indianapolis, Ind. 67-59 1-26-08 [11] Wisconsin Home 60-56 2-9-08 [8] Wisconsin Away 72-67 2-12-08 [10] Michigan State Home 60-54 12-20-08 [22] Davidson Indianapolis, Ind. 76-58 1-22-09 [21] Minnesota Away 70-62 2-17-09 [6] Michigan State Home 72-54 3-21-09 [15] Washington Portland, Ore. (NCAA) 76-74 11-23-09 [9] Tennessee St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands 73-72 1-1-10 [6] West Virginia Home 77-62 1-28-10 [16] Wisconsin Home 60-57 2-9-10 [10] Michigan State Away 76-64 2-17-10 [9] Ohio State Away 60-57 3-21-10 [23] Texas A&M Spokane, Wash. (NCAA) 63-61 1-22-11 [17] Michigan State Home 86-76 1-29-11 [16] Minnesota Home 73-61 2-16-11 [10] Wisconsin Home 70-62 2-20-11 [2] Ohio State Home 76-63 2-25-12 [11] Michigan Away 75-61 3-16-12 [24] Saint Mary s Omaha, Neb. (NCAA) 72-69 1-2-13 [11] Illinois Home 68-61 3-3-13 [17] Wisconsin Away 69-56 1-24-15 [25] Iowa Home 67-63 1-28-15 [22] Indiana Home 83-67 2-4-15 [20] Ohio State Home 60-58 2-6-16 [8] Michigan State Home 82-81 2-27-16 [10] Maryland Home 83-79 12-17-16 [21] Notre Dame Indianapolis, Ind. 86-81 1-8-17 [13] Wisconsin Home 66-55 2-1-17 [25] Northwestern Home 80-59 2-4-17 [17] Maryland Away 73-72 3-18-17 [17] Iowa State Milwaukee, Wis. 80-76 11-24-17 [2] Arizona Paradise Island, Bahamas 89-64 11-28-17 [17] Louisville West Lafayette, Ind. 66-57 1-25-18 [25] Michigan West Lafayette, Ind. 92-88 FEB. 22, 2018 // PURDUE AT ILLINOIS // GAME 30 ABOUT PAINTER Born Aug. 27, 1970 Hometown Muncie, Indiana High School Delta High School Degree Purdue (1994); sociology Master s Eastern Illinois (1998); athletics administration FAMILY Daughter Maggie Daughter Emma Son Brayden Coaching Experience Years School, Position 1993-94 Wash. & Jefferson, asst. coach 1994-95 Barton College, asst. coach 1995-98 Eastern Illinois, asst. coach 1998-03 Southern Illinois, asst. coach 2003-04 Southern Illinois, head coach 2004-05 Purdue, associate head coach 2006-pres. Purdue, head coach Playing Experience Years 1990-93 Purdue (Honorable mention All-Big Ten, 1993) Coaching Honors 2004 Missouri Valley Coach of the Year 2004 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2008 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2008 District 10 Coach of the Year (NABC) 2008 Naismith Coach of the Year Finalist 2008 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist 2008 Skip Prosser Man of the Year Finalist 2008 Henry Iba Award Nominee 2009 Henry Iba Award Nominee 2010 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2010 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2010 District 7 Coach of the Year (NABC) 2010 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist 2011 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2011 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2011 District 7 Coach of the Year (NABC) 2011 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist 2017 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2017 Skip Prosser Man of the Year Finalist 2017 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist Coaching Tree Sterling Carter (Assistant coach at Univ. of Puget Sound) Tarrance Crump (Assistant coach at SIU Edwardsville) Marcus Green (Assistant director of ops at University of California) Johnny Hill (Assistant Coach at Grand Canyon University) Kenneth Lowe (Assistant coach at Miami, Ohio) Paul Lusk (Head coach at Missouri State University) Cuonzo Martin (Head coach at University of Missouri) Jack Owens (Head coach at Miami, Ohio) Rick Ray (Head coach at Southeast Missouri State) Micah Shrewsbury (Assistant Coach with the Boston Celtics) Ryne Smith (Director of Operations at Miami, Ohio) Rodney Watson (Head coach at University of Southern Indiana) NBA Draft Picks Under Painter 2007 Carl Landry, 31st to Seattle 2011 JaJuan Johnson, 27th to Boston via New Jersey 2011 E Twaun Moore, 55th overall to Boston 2012 Robbie Hummel, 58th to Minnesota 2016 A.J. Hammons, 46th to Dallas 2017 Caleb Swanigan, 26th to Portland All-Americans Under Painter 2010 Robbie Hummel, 2nd (NABC) / HM (AP) 2010 E Twaun Moore, HM (AP) 2011 JaJuan Johnson, Consensus 2011 E Twaun Moore, 3rd (NABC) / HM (AP) 2012 Robbie Hummel, HM (AP) 2016 A.J. Hammons, HM (AP) 2017 Caleb Swanigan, Consensus