US EditionUSC’s upset bid falls short in Big Ten Tournament loss to Purdue
- Purdue won against Southern California in the Big Ten Tournament with a score of 76-71, thanks to Trey Kaufman-Renn's clutch free throws and 30 points overall.
- Camden Heide contributed significantly for Purdue, hitting three three-pointers and grabbing 11 rebounds.
- Purdue will face Michigan next, having split their previous matchups this season.
- Purdue guard Braden Smith highlighted the importance of sticking to their rules for defensive success in upcoming games.
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Daily Bulletin
USC’s upset bid falls short in Big Ten Tournament loss to Purdue
INDIANAPOLIS — Appropriately, the USC men’s basketball team battled until the end. Having survived a double-overtime thriller against Rutgers the previous night, the Trojans led for a significant portion of their second-round Big Ten Tournament game on Thursday night but could not hold off Purdue in the final minute. Trey Kaufman-Renn matched his career high with 30 points, including the go-ahead free throws with 28.3 seconds left, and Purdue sc…
Jackson Progress-Argus
No. 20 Purdue holds off USC in Big Ten tournament
Trey Kaufman-Renn matched his career high of 30 points and sixth-seeded Purdue avoided the upset with a 76-71 victory over 14th-seeded Southern California on Thursday night in Big Ten tournament play in Indianapolis.
No. 20 Purdue 76, Southern Cal 71
SOUTHERN CAL (16-17)
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