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Big East coach hints at scheduling series with Purdue basketball. What we know

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By Nathan Baird Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Purdue men's basketball has another upper-tier nonconference series in the works, Villanova coach Kevin Willard said on the "Inside College Basketball Now" podcast the Wildcats are working on scheduling a home-and-home series with the Boilermakers to begin in 2027. IndyStar confirmed the programs have discussed scheduling each other. Willard did not specify whether Villanova's home game would be played on campus at Finneran Pavilion, or in downtown Philadelphia at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
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Purdue volleyball to play 3 matches in Mackey Arena, including reigning national champs Original

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By Nathan Baird Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Purdue volleyball will play three matches in the larger Mackey Arena this season. • Purdue is coming off an Elite Eight appearance and returns multiple All-American players. Purdue volleyball will enhance its homecourt advantage for three of the biggest matches of the year by moving them across Sally & Bob Weist Plaza. The Boilermakers announced Tuesday they will play three games in Mackey Arena this season.
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Purdue basketball playing waiting game on 2 fronts for potential big man addition Original

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By Nathan Baird Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Instead of utilizing the transfer portal again to fill in its frontcourt depth, Purdue men's basketball's is attempting to cross oceans. That process — for the Boilermakers and teams across college basketball — may be more complicated than in previous years.
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