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We need to talk about the Sweet 16.

We had four games last night in the NCAA tournament, and the first was the best.

That would be the Purdue Boilermakers as the two seed in the West region, topping Texas

79 to 77, easily the best game of the night, as this one was no more than a six-point game

at any point. I think Texas led by as many as four.

Purdue's biggest lead was six.

And you had drama at the end as Braden Smith, I believe, went in for a layup.

He misses, but then it's tipped in by Trey Kaufman Wren, who led Purdue with 20 points.

And he hit that with 1.7 seconds to go, which was the difference.

But this was a war throughout. Now, I really enjoyed the drama of this. I did not expect Texas to get this far at all, especially when they were in the first four.

Nobody did. And honestly, the way Purdue plays at such a slow pace, I was very much hoping Texas

would win for a couple of reasons. One, I don't like walk it up basketball. That's just not

fun aesthetically. And I pretty much hate the Big Ten. And the fact you have all these Big Tens

that are now in the Elite Eight, it just kind of grinds my gears a little bit.

Yeah. And watching Texas through this run, you know, sometimes you'll get a playing team that'll win that first game. Maybe they'll pull an upset.

It's like, okay, that was nice. That was cute. And then they just absolutely get stomped when they run into a one or two seed.

Texas looked like they belong last night.

And they looked like the better team through most of this game.

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