Purdue eager to get after national championship dreams
Big Ten Tournament Penn State vs. Michigan, PEACOCK, 9 p.m. By Dave Campbell The Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS — For as powerful of a program Purdue has built, the Boilermakers have had a rather tenuous relationship with the postseason. Their last date was as painful as it gets, an ignominious defeat by undersized Farleigh Dickinson that went down as just the second time in NCAA Tournament history a No. 1 seed lost in the first round in 152 games against 16th seeds. Every year brings a fresh opportunity, though. This team still has Zach Edey, the 7-foot-4 picture of ...