Welcome into the online inquire podcast, Jeremy Warner live at Rec Hall, where I just saw Penn State fans, about 5,000, 6,000 of them stormed the court

as they took advantage of an epic Illinois night collapse. Penn State closed the game with

toughness, 17 to 5 run in the game, including 8-0 run over the final 35 seconds. Derek Piper

joining me back in Champaign.

Derek, that was one of the worst losses of Brad Underwood era that I can think of.

Given what was on the line, Big Ten championship race could have moved within a game of Purdue.

If you just closed this one out with an 89, 82 lead with under a minute left.

Instead, that looks like a dream.

Like that looks like that's out the door with this kind of loss

and the way they lost it to give them 90 points

to this Penn State team without their leading score.

This was inexcusable.

And we only were able to talk to Underwood for about seven minutes.

And then Marcus DeMass was the only line I talked to for about a minute and a half. And he had no answers.

What do you think? What are your answers to this game? Because this is the kind of loss. It kind of

leaves you speechless. What an absolute disaster. I mean, defensively, we're going to talk about it. They were horrendous.

This has been an issue for a pretty prolonged period. Even ever since Terrence came back,

we've talked about it. Prior to that, they weren't spectacular at that end of the floor.

They have some very known weaknesses in terms of stopping the ball inside wahab obviously was

hurting them early too but just to allow like you said Penn State scored 90 points for them to get

downhill as much they did 46 points in the pain i think for Penn State and just some of the

the undisciplined mistakes like giving up three or four layup slash dunks on inbound's plays,

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