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hope plumbing.com. Purdue advances. They are on their way to Detroit, and they can exercise some demons, some ghosts of NCAA tournament paths that have taken place in the Motor City, but that's on the way back.

I thought yesterday, as we talked about, was perhaps their finest hour of the season.

Joining us to talk about that and more, Alan Carpick, our friend from golden black.com.

Alan, to me, the real key for Purdue.

Zach Edie's tremendous.

We know that.

If Fletcher lawyer and Trey Coppman Wren are able to disrupt things

and keep defenses honest like they were yesterday, it's going to be

real tough for anybody to beat Purdue. Agree or disagree?

Agree. I mean, I think you look at the one number. The second half, Purdue scores, what,

57 points? And Zach Ead had two. I mean, that is impressive in its own right. There are a lot of other weapons that Purdue has.

Yes, all teams need to make shots. It's been much talked about about Fletcher lawyer over the year,

but he has shown time and again that in big games, he's big, and that is a key thing.

And Kaufman-Ren, I think, really got Purdue off of a little bit of anxiety off the jump yesterday,

was scoring what the first seven or nine points for Purdue and got Purdue in position to roll.

He was a big part of that, and once Purdue got going yesterday against Utah State, it didn't stop.

Alan, were you surprised at the holy bleep how quick it happened for Purdue to get in the driver's seat and never look back?

A little bit.

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