Latest / The Central Indiana Sports Report / PURDUE 81, WASHINGTON 73: Recap + Postgame Reaction with Matt Painter & Omer Mayer (2.135.4)
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- 0:00[SPEAKER_04]: Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, boiler maker fans and welcome to the Central Indiana Sports Group port, a recap of produced 81 to 73 victory over Washington on Wednesday, night by co-host Jake Dunn not available on Wednesday evening.
- 0:18[SPEAKER_04]: So I came up with a solution I've been thinking about for when this arises and I'm just going to do a recap.
- 0:29[SPEAKER_04]: I'll give you some details from Wednesdays win and we'll get some highlights from Rob Blackman and Bobby Rydell and we'll get the post game thoughts from head coach Matt Painter Jake will return on Saturday to recap produce game against Penn State then he'll
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- 1:17[SPEAKER_04]: Purdue won its fifth straight game with an 81-73 victory over Washington on Wednesday night.
- 1:22[SPEAKER_04]: The 8-point win was the closest victory during the winning streak, but it really wasn't close until a late Washington run.
- 1:32[SPEAKER_04]: Purdue now ranked fifth and 14 and one never trailed in were never truly threatened, although these late roles do seem to be coming an issue.
- 1:42[SPEAKER_04]: We'll hear Coach Painter's thoughts on getting out scored in the second half particularly in the final few minutes later in the podcast.
- 1:50[SPEAKER_04]: It was a great night from a lot of boy with their makers, Braden Smith went 10 for 15 from the field.
- 1:55[SPEAKER_04]: Made one of his two three pointers and two of his three free throws for a game best 23 points and added seven assists.
- 2:03[SPEAKER_04]: Tray Coffmaner in was 6-4-11 and finished with 14 points, 14 rebounds, six assists and three steals.
- 2:10[SPEAKER_04]: Purdue did have 14 turnovers, Smith and Kaufman-Ren combined for 12 level.
- 2:16[SPEAKER_04]: CJ Cox contributed 11.3 rebounds and three assists and made some timely shots.
- 2:21[SPEAKER_04]: We will hear from him coming up a little later on the podcast.
- 2:26[SPEAKER_04]: Oscar Cluff 8.7 rebounds and a couple of blocks.
- 2:29[SPEAKER_04]: Purdue also got 20 points off of its bench, 10 from Daniel Jacobson, who was four for six from the field of block two shots himself.
- 2:37[SPEAKER_04]: And eight from Omar Mayor, who was three for four from the field, and made both of his three-point attempts, filling in admirably for Braden Smith, who was dealing with foul trouble much of the night.
- 2:49[SPEAKER_04]: The boilermaker shot 57% from the field and outrebounded the 9-and-6 huskies 37-25.
- 2:58[SPEAKER_04]: Produced now 7-1 all-time against Washington, including 3-0 at McEurina.
- 3:03[SPEAKER_04]: The win gives Purdue its best 15-game start in program history at 14-and-1.
- 3:10[SPEAKER_04]: And moves them back to the top of the Big Ten Standings.
- 3:13[SPEAKER_04]: in a three-way tie with Nebraska and Michigan at four and out.
- 3:19[SPEAKER_04]: Number 12 of Michigan State and stunningly Minnesota and Indiana are both three and one.
- 3:25[SPEAKER_04]: Number 18 Illinois is two and one in host Rutgers on Thursday and should join the GoFers and Hoosiers in a three-way tie.
- 3:33[SPEAKER_04]: It was the first of three straight home games for Purdue, nine and six pin state visits on Saturday, number 19 Iowa Wednesday before their California road trip the following week.
- 3:47[SPEAKER_04]: After slow start, the last couple of games.
- 3:49[SPEAKER_04]: It was anything but on Wednesday in West Lafayette, Braden Smith scored twice, Tracothman, Ren scored on a drive and CJ Cox made a three pointer.
- 3:59[SPEAKER_04]: Two minutes in, the boiler makers were four for four, and up nine to nothing.
- 4:04[SPEAKER_04]: Kauffman-Ren scored on a Smith assist to put Purdue up 11-6-4 minutes into the game.
- 4:10[SPEAKER_04]: That assist moves Smith into 17th all-time on the NCAA assist list.
- 4:16[SPEAKER_04]: More on that in just a moment.
- 4:18[SPEAKER_04]: Smith scored twice more in the early going and had eight points and three assists, and this basket gave the boiler makers a 17-8 lead.
- 4:28[SPEAKER_03]: Smith dribbling with his left hand on the high-right wing guarded by Steinbach, drives up to the left elbow, shoots up all the way, jumper and makes it.
- 4:38[SPEAKER_03]: Raided Smith already has eight early points, who's up 17 to eight.
- 4:40[SPEAKER_01]: That's just too easy right here.
- 4:41[SPEAKER_01]: You see, he's got Steinbach, the mismatch on the perimeter.
- 4:45[SPEAKER_01]: It's just comfortable with dribbles to that left elbow for his puller.
- 4:50[SPEAKER_04]: Smith then assisted on back to back Daniel Jacobs and Buckets, moving him past Arkansas State's Chico Fletcher.
- 4:58[SPEAKER_04]: He finished the night, like I said, with seven assists, giving him an even nine hundred four square putting him just two behind San Francisco's Orlando Smart and North Carolina's AT&T's Cameron Langley, who are tied for 16th on the list.
- 5:14[SPEAKER_04]: It's just 50 away from Greg Anthony in the top 10, between Smith and Anthony, is Hall of Famer Gary Peyton, who's 11th with 933.
- 5:25[SPEAKER_04]: He's now just 176 assists away from Bobby Hurley's career national record.
- 5:33[SPEAKER_04]: Purdue extended the lead to what was a game high 15 on a beautiful CJ Cox 3 point play and Trake Offman runs third assist in the first 13 minutes.
- 5:44[SPEAKER_04]: Here's Rob Blackman and Bobby Ridele again to tell you all about it.
- 5:49[SPEAKER_01]: his order, here comes the double team, kicks it out to Cox for a D3, trap the basket, that a foul, a triple time, with one hold of room, a powerful set of fouling at 3. sugar, it makes matters worse when that guy sees a Cox, and he's ready to bury that 3 as well.
- 6:11[SPEAKER_04]: Smith picked up his third foul with four minutes and 20 seconds left in the first half.
- 6:16[SPEAKER_04]: Unlike the case last year, the boilermaker seemed to be fine without him.
- 6:21[SPEAKER_04]: Homer Meyer hit a baseline jumper at the buzzer to extend, produce half-time lead to 45 to 28.
- 6:31[SPEAKER_03]: for the final shot here, the half of Purdue could just take care of the bowl, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribbling over a mile, dribb
- 6:59[SPEAKER_04]: Smith started the second half on the bench with three fouls, but produced scored the first six points of the second half anyway, eventually pushing the advantage to 50, 1 to 28, on a beautiful one-legged running bench shot by Trey Coffman-Rin.
- 7:14[SPEAKER_04]: It wasn't long before Smith was in the lineup and he had a three pointer with 15, 37 to put up Purdue up 56 to 34.
- 7:23[SPEAKER_04]: Eventually, Washington outscored the boiler micers 45 to 36 in the second half and got with an eight points a couple of times including the final margin, although the lead was never serious.
- 7:37[SPEAKER_04]: Leather it and
- 7:39[SPEAKER_04]: Gary Native Quimari Peterson had a big second half and finished with 15 points.
- 7:44[SPEAKER_04]: Former Indiana Hoosier Bryson Tucker went three for four and scored six.
- 7:49[SPEAKER_04]: And German star Haynes Steinbach scored 17 points for the Huskies.
- 7:54[SPEAKER_04]: The win is Matt Painter's career 700 and 1st.
- 7:58[SPEAKER_04]: Here are some post game comments from Coach Painter, along with CJ Cox and Omar Meyer.
- 8:05[SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much for listening.
- 8:06[SPEAKER_04]: Please join Jake Dunn and myself for our reaction to Saturday's game against Penn State.
- 8:14[SPEAKER_04]: Please stay tuned for Matt Painter and Omar Meyer.
- 8:20[SPEAKER_03]: How can you take the final six minutes and spend it into something you productive?
- 8:24[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you know, I thought Braden did a good job there, you know, he made a couple big time shots in kind of kept him off there.
- 8:31[SPEAKER_02]: I thought we had some good looks.
- 8:34[SPEAKER_02]: We had the ball the ram three or four times and didn't finish.
- 8:38[SPEAKER_02]: So sometimes you can't really get to the results.
- 8:42[SPEAKER_02]: You know, and get upset about it, you're getting quality shots.
- 8:46[SPEAKER_02]: I just thought from a defensive standpoint, you know, we had to be better.
- 8:49[SPEAKER_02]: That's where, you know, you've got to watch.
- 8:52[SPEAKER_02]: You just have to be honest about it.
- 8:53[SPEAKER_02]: You know, don't try to come to some crazy ask conclusion.
- 8:56[SPEAKER_02]: Like, you know, be better.
- 8:58[SPEAKER_04]: Now, let's hear from Israeli freshman, Omar Meyer.
- 9:02[SPEAKER_00]: I know what I'm capable of and with that being said I know my role in team and I think being a winning team and being part of a winning team is to know exactly what's your role because of that burden and he had found struggle.
- 9:17[SPEAKER_00]: So I knew that I need to step in and kind of
- 9:24[SPEAKER_00]: organizing the team while he's on a bench, just basically making sure that we're still playing at the same level.
- 9:36[SPEAKER_00]: That's my job on a team.
- 9:38[SPEAKER_00]: I know it, confidence in my ability to do this job is a bit the best way as I can.
- 9:56[SPEAKER_04]: Central India and a sports report is a product of ITG media analysis.