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Joining us now, another guy that knows a little about Purdue.

He's written books about him.

He also has a new book coming out, which I'm excited for.

And truthfully, he has been a huge help in lining

up some of the guests that you have heard from that Eddie just mentioned where you can hear

on podcast talking about our friend Mark Montief, who joins the program. He writes for the

Indianapolis Business Journal among his website, Mark Monteth.com. Hi, Mark, how are you?

I'm good, Jake. Good to be with you. Let's begin with this.

You followed around one of the iconic Purdue groups under Gene Cady, the triplets that won, of course, Big Ten titles in 86, 87, and then 88, outright in 88, if I'm not mistaken.

They were upset by Michigan or by Kansas State and Mitch Richmond.

What do you think for Gene Katie, you know them as well as anybody, and just the Matt

Painter handoff, if you will, What does all of this mean?

Not just for maybe Gene Cady, for the legacy of it,

and just kind of the sigh of relief for Purdue basketball.

Yeah, I think it means a lot.

I think it means a lot to Gene Cady.

Certainly he is a low ego guy who can take a lot of pleasure and pride in somebody

else's accomplishment. So I don't think there's a part of him that's feeling like, well, you know, I could

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