The Boilermakers hope to make history Saturday night, against a top-seeded team no less. Follow along for live updates:

The Marquette Golden Eagles and No. 6 Purdue Boilermakers meet Saturday at Mackey Arena in West Lafayette, Indiana, with tip-off set for 2 p.m. ET.

Purdue's lone struggle came with moving the ball in and out of the paint between its sophomore fprwards Lana McCarthy, Kendall Puryear and freshman Avery Gordon. McCarthy, Puryear and Gordon combined for nine of the team's 14 turnovers.

We also look at the upcoming game against Auburn and why the coaching “change” there annoys me so much. We also discuss Purdue volleyball and their Elite Eight loss and the new contract for Dave Shondell.

Following Purdue's loss to Pitt in the Regional Final, coach Dave Shondell revealed that he signed an extension to remain the head coach of the Boilermakers.

Bonded by love, the Boilermakers proved their coach correct when he wrote, "We not dead," on social media prior to the season.

Purdue guard Braden Smith has become the second men’s basketball player in Division I history to produce 1,500 points, 850 assists and 550 rebounds in his career.

While Purdue looked to bounce back in West Lafayette, several former Boilermakers will look to make an impact on Sundays this fall. Some play prominent roles, while others struggled their way through training camp.

Minnesota is back on the hardwood after 6 days off. The Golden Gophers' last game was Dec. 3, a 73-64 (Under 44) victory of Indiana's other Big Ten squad, the -8 IU Hoosiers. Minnesota outscored Indiana 33-21 over the final 12 1/2 minutes to snap a 3-game losing streak.

The Marquette Golden Eagles will take on the No. 6 Purdue Boilermakers. The teams match up Saturday for the first time this season.

Nebraska will face Texas A&M in the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament. Here's how to watch, with time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.