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Chris Kramer's defensive performance at Alabama on Saturday night certainly has garnered some attention, not surprisingly, as he helped spark Purdue's rally from a 16-point second-half deficit for a 73-65 victory. Full Article at Northwest Indiana Post-Tribune
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For four seasons, Purdue guard Chris Kramer has impressed friends and foes with superior effort and defensive skills. Full Article at The Courier-Journal
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Purdue head coach Matt Painter, left, and guard Chris Kramer watch drills during a men's NCAA college basketball tournament practice Wednesday, March 25, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz. Purdue will face Connecticut Thursday in a regional semifinal game. View Photo »
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He made key defensive plays down the stretch, and he made them in times when Alabama needed a basket, stopped the bleeding
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The USA men's U19 World Championship team was named the USA Basketball Team of the Year. Purdue coach Matt Painter was an assistant coach on that team, which won the gold medal at the FIBA World Championships in Auckland, New Zealand. Full Article at Indianapolis Star
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ----- The USA Men’s U19 Team, in recognition of its gold-medal performance at the 2009 FIBA U19 World Championship, was named as the 2009 USA Basketball Team of the Year. Full Article at Official Athletic Site of the University of Georgia
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USA and University of Pittsburgh head coach Jamie Dixon (right) takes his turn to hoist the 2009 FIBA U19 World Championship trophy from University of Georgia forward Howard Thompkins. The USA stood atop the podium on July 12 in Auckland, New Zealand. Full Article at US Basketball Team
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MADISON, WI - JANUARY 27: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers yells instructions to his team during a game against the Wisconsin Badgers at the Kohl Center January 27, 2009 in Madison, Wisconsin. Purdue defeated Wisconsin 64-63. View Photo »
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I think it’s a really good choice for him ... They are second-to-none academically. The basketball program is year-in, year-out in the top 10. They’ve made runs in the NCAA tournament. They’ve won numerous Big Ten championships, and Matt Painter is obviously one of the brightest young coaches in the Big...
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Quite frankly, neither did unbeaten and fifth-ranked Purdue. The Boilermakers rallied from a 16-point deficit with 17:33 remaining Saturday night in Coleman Coliseum and pulled away for a 73-65 victory. Full Article at The Courier-Journal
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Because his fifth-ranked Purdue basketball team is not an especially talkative or emotional group, Matt Painter sometimes worries before non-conference games. Full Article at The Courier-Journal
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Purdue head coach Matt Painter, left, and guard Chris Kramer watch drills during a men's NCAA college basketball tournament practice Wednesday, March 25, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz. Purdue will face Connecticut Thursday in a regional semifinal game.
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MADISON, WI - JANUARY 27: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers yells instructions to his team during a game against the Wisconsin Badgers at the Kohl Center January 27, 2009 in Madison, Wisconsin. Purdue defeated Wisconsin 64-63.
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MADISON, WI - JANUARY 27: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers questions a referee's call during a game against the Wisconsin Badgers at the Kohl Center January 27, 2009 in Madison, Wisconsin. Purdue defeated Wisconsin 64-63.
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Purdue coach Matt Painter congratulates Connecticut players after a men's NCAA college basketball tournament regional semifinal Thursday, March 26, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz. Connecticut won 72-60. AP Photo/Matt York).
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Purdue coach Matt Painter shouts during the first half of a men's NCAA college basketball tournament regional semifinal against Connecticut in Glendale, Ariz. , Thursday, March 26, 2009.
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GLENDALE, AZ - MARCH 26: Head Coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers talks with guard Lewis Jackson #23 during the game against the Connenticut Huskies in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament at the University of Phoenix Stadium on March 26, 2009 in Gl...
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GLENDALE, AZ - MARCH 26: Head Coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers watches action during the game against the Connenticut Huskies in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament at the University of Phoenix Stadium on March 26, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona.
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Purdue coach Matt Painter gestures to his players during the first half of a men's NCAA college basketball tournament regional semifinal against Connecticut on Thursday, March 26, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz.
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Purdue Boilermakers coach Matt Painter watches their game against the Connecticut Huskies during their NCAA men's West Regional basketball game in Glendale, Arizona, March 26, 2009.
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Purdue head coach Matt Painter signals plays during a men's NCAA college basketball tournament practice Wednesday, March 25, 2009, in Glendale, Ariz. Purdue will face Connecticut Thursday in a regional semifinal game.
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PORTLAND, OR - MARCH 21: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers looks on while taking on the Washington Huskies during the second round of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament at the Rose Garden on March 21, 2009 in Portland, Oregon.
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Purdue's head coach Matt Painter shouts to his team in the first half during the second-round men's NCAA college basketball tournament game with Washington Saturday, March 21, 2009, in Portland, Ore.
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Perdue head basketball coach Matt Painter speaks in Portland, Ore. , Friday, March 20, 2009, the day after his team defeated Northern Iowa 61-56 in the first round of the men's NCAA college basketball tournament. Purdue is scheduled to play Washington in Saturday's second round.
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Purdue head coach Matt Painter shouts instructions to his team during the first half of their NCAA basketball game against Northern Iowa in Portland, Oregon March 19, 2009.
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PORTLAND, OR - MARCH 19: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers reacts in the first half while taking on the Northern Iowa Panthers during the first round of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament at the Rose Garden on March 19, 2009 in Portland, Oregon.
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Purdue head basketball coach Matt Painter smiles as he watches his team during practice at the men's NCAA college basketball tournament in Portland, Ore. , Wednesday, March 18, 2009. Purdue plays Northern Iowa on Thursday.
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Purdue University head coach Matt Painter yells instruction to his players against Ohio State University during the second half of their championship game of the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis March 15, 2009.
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INDIANAPOLIS - MARCH 15: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers cuts down the net after Purdue won the Big Ten tournament with a 65-61 win against the Ohio State Buckeyes during the final of the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse on March 15, 2009 in...
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Purdue coach Matt Painter reacts to a call during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against Michigan State, Sunday, March 8, 2009, in East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State won 62-51.
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MADISON, WI - JANUARY 27: Head coach Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers yells instructions to his team during a game against the Wisconsin Badgers at the Kohl Center January 27, 2009 in Madison, Wisconsin. Purdue defeated Wisconsin 64-63.
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He made key defensive plays down the stretch, and he made them in times when Alabama needed a basket, stopped the bleeding
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I think it’s a really good choice for him ... They are second-to-none academically. The basketball program is year-in, year-out in the top 10. They’ve made runs in the NCAA tournament. They’ve won numerous Big Ten championships, and Matt Painter is obviously one of the brightest young coaches in the Big...
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I think it just makes sense to play in-state schools, to have a traditional rivalry, and you have the name recognition for fans, for Ball State fans, for Indiana State fans, for Evansville fans, for Valparaiso fans -- those are all teams that we've played
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I remind Danny, 'We didn't hire you for one year,' ... We thought the recruiting process was kind to us last year, but you won't see many of those kids until next year. In our opinion, (the planned transition) will pay dividends. It hasn't yet, but we think it will. In the Gene Keady-Matt Painter proces...
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They play small in terms of the guys they put on the court ... But they put five out there that can score and put you in a bind. You have to be able to stop them because they've proven they can score. This is a dangerous game for us. These guys have been on the road at Michigan State and on the road at ...
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I thought against Tennessee, he really got aggressive after he made a couple shots, and I thought that was a great decision on his part because he was feeling it a little bit
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I've been in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge for only five years
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We have to keep our focus on what we can control, which is our performance against Wake Forest ... Looking at it as whole, we would love to be able to win the Challenge, but we have to worry about Wake Forest, and that's it. We're really not talking in theory about winning the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The...
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Any time you have a game over the break, sandwiched between two very good teams, you have to show them a lot of film to understand Central Michigan has a lot of size and strength
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Tennessee has the ability to beat you in a lot of different ways ... They have a lot of weapons.
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There's no question that this is going to be a good college basketball game ... I'm very impressed with the way their guards are able to break people down and just simply make plays. They showed a lot of grit and a lot of toughness at the end of the Boston College game.
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Overall, South Dakota State played smarter and definitely played harder
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Hopefully, he can come back at the end of the Big Ten season, but it's going to take some time
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You have that quick turnaround, which is the way it is in the NCAA tournament
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We think this field is big-time ... It's going to help us get prepared for the Big Ten season. You try your best to match talent to the event, but when an event has a lot of tradition, you have to book far in advance.
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Most of the time, it's tournaments that have tradition, and so you stay in contact with them, especially something like Maui that is booked for the next five or six years
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The athleticism that Memphis had last year, Northridge was able to stand toe-to-toe with them
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They athleticism that Memphis had last year, and they were able to stand toe to toe with them and they weren't scared ... That's what we tried to let our guys know, they're going to battle us and come after us. They've played high-level talent.
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It's a great event ... It's a kickoff for the season for the Purdue and Illinois programs, but the main reason we are here is Coaches vs. Cancer and for the awareness to help raise money for research. Any time you can do something like this and try your best to be proactive in the fight against cancer, ...
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Here’s the difference ... They won the Big Ten by four games; they went to the final game and came a win away from winning the national championship We were the team that was four games behind them. We won two games in the NCAA tournament; they won five.
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Here’s the difference ... They won the Big Ten by four games; they went to the final game and came a win away from winning the national championship We were the team that was four games behind them. We won two games in the NCAA tournament; they won five.
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If you look at the Oklahoma game and the Duke game, we were ready to play against Oklahoma, but they made more plays and played smarter down the stretch
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It's our best schedule in the past five years, and I think it's our best team ... You can't control some (opponents) -- the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and the John Wooden Tradition. But you can control the rest. To be able to get West Virginia to come here, and to be able to start a series with Alabama is im...
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It's our best schedule in the past five years, and I think it's our best team ... You can't control some (opponents) -- the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and the John Wooden Tradition. But you can control the rest. To be able to get West Virginia to come here, and to be able to start a series with Alabama is im...
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It's our best schedule in the past five years, and I think it's our best team ... You can't control some (opponents) -- the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and the John Wooden Tradition. But you can control the rest. To be able to get West Virginia to come here, and to be able to start a series with Alabama is im...
