US EditionPurdue basketball breaking McNeese State? Heated March Madness moment leads to technical fouls
- Purdue basketball led McNeese State 48-28 with 15:47 left in the game.
- McNeese State coach Will Wade and player Christian Shumate received technical fouls for arguing a no-call.
- Fletcher Loyer missed one of four technical free throws, increasing Purdue's lead to 53-28 with 15:47 remaining.
- McNeese State later went on a 9-0 run, cutting Purdue's lead to 53-37 with 11:02 left.
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No. 4 Purdue handles McNeese to reach Sweet 16
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Trey Kaufman-Renn recorded 22 points and 15 rebounds to help Purdue punch its sixth Sweet 16 ticket in the last eight NCAA Tournaments with a 76-62 win over McNeese in second-round Midwest Region action on Saturday.
Purdue basketball breaking McNeese State? Heated March Madness moment leads to technical fouls
Will Wade and Christian Shumate received technical fouls from referees in Purdue vs McNeese State game in March Madness. Refs say they were talking in 2025 NCAA Tournament.
Purdue beats McNeese, St. John's falls to Arkansas
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) -- The second round of the NCAA Final Four Tournament kicked off Saturday, with two of the games taking place at Amica Mutual Pavilion (AMP) in Providence. The first game tipped-off just after noon, where 4th seeded Purdue Boilermakers beat the 12th seeded McNeese Cowboys 76-62. Purdue now moves on to the Sweet 16 and will face the winner of the 1st seeded Houston Cougars against the 8th seeded Gonzaga Bulldogs. Tip-off f…
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