Purdue sophomore center Daniel Jacobsen has emerged as the Big Ten's most underrated player, posting a 90% shooting percentage and 13 rebounds across two exhibition games after recovering from last season's leg injury. This episode analyzes Jacobsen's breakout performance, Purdue's complete basketball rotation predictions, and pivots to football with Big Ten matchup picks including Indiana's rising Heisman contender.

Though this weekend is not as hectic as it could have a few weeks ago, on paper, there is still plenty to break down ahead of the Big 10's Week 10. The Ohio State Buckeyes will host the Penn State Nittany Lions. The Indiana Hoosiers are traveling to the DMV to take on the Maryland Terrapins. Our predictions for those games and more on the Big 10 Squad.

Purdue basketball bounced back from their Kentucky loss with a dominant 92-49 victory over UIndy, fueled by breakout performances from sophomores Daniel Jacobsen (5-for-5 shooting) and Gicarri Harris (20 points, 4-for-5 from three). Host Nick Arvin analyzes whether these bench players have earned starting roles and examines the dramatic improvement in three-point shooting that could define the Boilermakers' season.

Purdue Boilermakers face University of Indianapolis in a crucial exhibition matchup as they look to bounce back from their Kentucky loss and fix their abysmal 17% three-point shooting before the regular season opener. Nick Arvin analyzes key position battles, including the starting center competition between Oscar Cluff and Daniel Jacobsen, plus whether defensive standout Gicarri Harris should replace CJ Cox in the starting lineup.

Purdue basketball grapples with defensive issues and shooting woes following a shaky exhibition performance, raising questions about lineup balance and championship readiness. The episode also scrutinizes football coach Barry Odom's remarks on program resources, challenging their accuracy in light of Purdue's Big Ten status.

Purdue basketball's exhibition loss to Kentucky ignites debate, with Nick Arvin analyzing the team's performance and Trey Kaufman-Renn's potential. The episode also tackles Purdue football's ongoing struggles, examining their recent loss to Rutgers and questioning the program's future under Barry Odom.

Purdue's exhibition loss to Kentucky exposes offensive and defensive challenges, raising questions about the team's readiness for the regular season. Nick Arvin analyzes key player performances and strategic decisions, offering insights on potential adjustments needed for the Boilermakers to regain their competitive edge.

Is the nation underrating the Big 10's championship potential? Plus, game picks for the biggest matchups for Week 9. Can the Indiana Hoosiers fend off the red-hot UCLA Bruins? The Northwestern Wildcats are visiting the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Washington Huskies are hosting the Illinois Fighting Illini.

Kentucky faces a tough test against national championship favorites Purdue in an exhibition matchup, with their depleted roster struggling to counter the Boilermakers' offensive firepower. The hosts analyze key matchups and defensive strategies, questioning if Coach Mark Pope can find solutions to contain Purdue's potent offense, especially their three-point shooting prowess.

Purdue basketball may land seven-footer Sinan Huan, potentially reshaping the team's future, while the football program faces a critical juncture with their upcoming Rutgers matchup. Nick Arvin analyzes Huan's potential impact on the basketball roster and explores Malachi Singleton's opportunity to claim the starting quarterback role and revitalize the struggling football team.

Purdue basketball's frontcourt faces a pivotal test against Kentucky, with Daniel Jacobsen and Oscar Cluff's performances under scrutiny and Trey Kaufman-Renn's potential for national recognition. Meanwhile, Purdue football navigates a quarterback shakeup as Ryan Browne sits out, leaving Malachi Singleton to potentially lead the team to a crucial conference victory against Rutgers.

Purdue basketball's "Big Three" impress in scrimmage, but unexpected players steal the show as the team prepares for a crucial exhibition against Kentucky. Meanwhile, Purdue football grapples with a disappointing 2-5 record under new coach Barry Odom, raising questions about the program's direction.

Purdue basketball faces disrespect as Fletcher Loyer's sharpshooting goes unnoticed, while the football team prepares for a crucial matchup against Northwestern. Host Nick Arvin defends Loyer's skills, analyzes Purdue football's challenges, and breaks down strategies for success in both sports.

It has been a massive week for the Big 10, and it will be another big weekend during Week 8. James Franklin got fired, the Indiana Hoosiers proved they belong against the Oregon Ducks, plus game picks for this weekend.

Purdue basketball's championship dreams take center stage as experts analyze their potential for a historic season. From Braden Smith's record-breaking assist projections to crucial matchups against top opponents, this episode dives deep into the Boilermakers' path to success and the factors that could define their national title run.

Purdue basketball faces a crucial early-season test against Kentucky at Rupp Arena, with Nick Arvin analyzing the keys to success for the Boilermakers. The episode explores lineup strategies, defensive strengths, and the potential for Braden Smith to make a statement as a national player of the year candidate, while also providing a recruiting update on 7-foot center prospect Sinan Huan.

Purdue Basketball's historic preseason #1 ranking sets the stage for a potential championship run, with Nick Arvin analyzing their challenging schedule and key players. The episode also explores Matt Painter's evolving recruiting strategy and its impact on the program's future success.

Purdue basketball's potential rise to #1 in AP rankings takes center stage, with Nick Arvin analyzing key players and team dynamics. The episode also dissects Purdue football's disappointing loss to Minnesota, questioning the team's development under new management.

Purdue basketball's championship hopes hinge on freshman sensation Omer Mayer, while Matt Painter's innovative team-building strategies aim to create an unbreakable bond. On the football front, Purdue faces a pivotal matchup against Minnesota, with Ryan Brown'es leadership and a revitalized offense potentially holding the key to their bowl game aspirations.

Where do James Franklin and the Penn State Nittany Lions go after their latest loss? The current outlook of the Big 10 and the race for the conference championship game. Plus, picks for the biggest games that Week 7 has to offer!