[Coach] IU-Purdue Preview with Joe Jackson of Feed The Post
[Coach] IU-Purdue Preview with Joe Jackson of Feed The Post
Join us at 4 ET for a special edition episode of The Assembly Call. Coach Tonsoni will chat with Joe Jackson, who covers Big Ten hoops for Feed The Post and also hosts a Purdue postgame show.
Join us at 4:00 p.m. ET on Friday for a special edition episode of The Assembly Call.
Coach Tonsoni will chat with Joe Jackson, who covers Big Ten hoops for Feed The Post and also hosts a Purdue postgame show.
They'll reflect on the first meeting between the two teams, discuss the keys to victory on Saturday night, assess what paths IU must take to make it a 40-minute game, and talk more generally about where each program is at in a macro sense.
Have any questions for Coach and Joe? Drop them below in the comments or ask in the live chat.
If you can’t attend live, no worries. The replay will be available immediately on-demand, and we’ll post the audio to the public podcast feed.
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Coach T, bring us some PU beating magic!
Hey Coach! My question is what do you make of the foul disparity that Purdue seems to be enjoying, most clearly exemplified by the NW game (which was something like 42-8). Given the way the Big Ten refs are calling games, it simply seems impossible for IU to have a chance. What am I missing?