So could history repeat itself with this?

I vividly recall working at O'Malley's Food Mart, which is right over by Cathedral

High School and is now a Walmart marketplace.

RIP.

And that's right.

And going into the produce back room to listen to the radio and stepping away from my very important

stocking duties in order to hear Scott Bunnell line up for a field goal after Anthony

Thompson had returned a kick down inside the 20 for a chance to knock off Purdue

win the bucket game secure a Heisman trophy and secure a bowl game for Indiana Purdue

pulls the upset.

Scott Bunnell, I think, is still laying on the field in Memorial Stadium, and everything goes away for Indiana. Could history repeat itself where Indiana beats Ohio State and then turns around

loses the bucket? Purdue shocks the world and Indiana is on the outside looking in.

I'll lay the 35 comfortably.

Brian Newbert joins us now, and I'm sure thrilled to be doing so based on that reality on the Express Pro Tire and Auto Guestline, notably to talk about college basketball.

Brian, I know you were following closely the game last night between Purdue and Marquette.

I do have a football discussion for you, but we'll table that for right now.

When you watched that game last night, and thanks for joining us, did that tell you more about areas where Purdue needs to grow or simply that Shaka Smart's got a defense that is relentless?

Yeah, I think it was more about Marquette than it was Purdue, to be honest with you.

I think Marquette was better at being Marquette than Purdue was being at Purdue. I think that is what Marquette than it was Purdue, to be honest with you. I think Marquette was better at

Marquette than Purdue was being at Purdue. I think that is what Marquette is built to do,

being really frenetic on defense and be really disruptive. And I think they did a great job.

You don't see Purdue gummed up offensively the way they were last night very often.

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