Category Archives: Purdue Basketball

Big Ten Tournament – Game-by-Game Preview Puts Indiana and Michigan State in Final
March 11, 2014

by Kent Sterling What kind of boob picks the eighth seeded Indiana Hoosiers to advance to the championship game of this weekend’s Big Ten Tourney?  This kind of boob! These picks are for entertainment purposes only.  ESPN and CBS have excellent previews as well.  For non-entertainment sports insight and activation, visit Sports Betting Dime. Indiana has […]

Nearly Halfway Through, Big Ten Basketball Season Is in Chaos
January 30, 2014

by Kent Sterling Northwestern beat Wisconsin – the 14th ranked team in the country – last night in Madison.  Penn State went to Columbus last night and beat Ohio State in overtime to drop the #23 Buckeyes to ninth place in the conference race. The last time both Northwestern and Penn State beat ranked teams […]

Indiana Schools Looking at First March Madness Shutout Since 2005
January 28, 2014

by Kent Sterling Indiana fancies itself as the state where basketball is king.  NBA rosters feature a disproportionate number of men who grew up playing the game in Indiana, and only one time since 1980 have all college programs eligible to participate in the NCAA Tournament been shut out. 2014 might be the second, unless […]

For First Time Since 2005, Indiana Schools Face Possibility of March Madness Shutout
January 23, 2014

by Kent Sterling Indiana fancies itself as the state where basketball is king.  NBA rosters feature a disproportionate number of men who grew up playing the game in Indiana, and only one time since 1980 have all college programs eligible to participate in the NCAA Tournament been shut out. 2014 might be the second, unless […]

Great Day of Hoops Wraps Action in 2013 for Pacers, Hoosiers, Bulldogs, and Boilermakers
December 31, 2013

by Kent Sterling Today’s games ended much as 2013 with be remembered among hoops fans in Indiana – thrilling, but ultimately unfulfilling. The Pacers and Hoosiers kicked things off simultaneously, and I did my best to keep an eye on both while at Bankers Life Fieldhouse celebrating the New Year with the tenth sellout crowd […]

Purdue Basketball – A.J. Hammons Suspended for Three Games – What Does It Mean
October 28, 2013

by Kent Sterling A.J. Hammons is proof that sometimes God plays tricks on people.  Every once in awhile, he matches the wrong brain and body. Such is the case with center A.J. Hammons, who has always been physically gifted, but not a real fan of the game of basketball.  That’s the assumption I make from […]

Suggestion from Reader for New Purdue Video
August 22, 2013

by Kent Sterling The commenters at kentsterling.com are some of the most creative on the web, and they did not disappoint when offering an alternative to the effort presented briefly earlier in the week. It uses the “This Is Indiana” as the author is a wordsmith.  Melody is not his trade (hard to go a […]

Another Day, Another Video Produced by Untalented But Earnest White People
August 21, 2013

by Kent Sterling State legislatures pass bills to protect us from bad food, bad driving, and bad doctors.  We can’t tamper with the mail, trespass on one another’s lawns, make too much noise, pour paint down a storm drain, ride a bike faster than 15 mph on the Monon Trail, or carry a non-transparent bag […]

Purdue Must Make Its “You Oughta Be Proud” Video Public Again
August 20, 2013

by Kent Sterling I wore a pimp outfit to school once.  Actually, it was pajamas with a sport coat over the top with a pair of boots and a wide brimmed hat.  There was no context for the stupidity – no dress up day or National Pimp Day to explain my idiocy, and as I […]