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Hosted by Five die-hard Purdue fans · sports · EN · 79 episodes
A weekly podcast for all things related to Purdue Basketball, Football and Hockey. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of our opponents, interviews with current and former players, a review and analysis of past games, and much more! Check out The Boiler Express (BXP) podcast on X at @BoilerExpress_ or on YouTube @boilerexpresspodcast8782
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Episode #3
<p>The BXP Crew is joined by our friend BC from Light the Torch Podcast to break down Purdue’s upcoming clash with USC. We dig into the Trojans’ high-powered offense, key matchups to watch, and what Boilermaker fans can expect when these two programs collide. Tune in for sharp analysis, bold predictions, and some friendly cross-podcast banter.</p>
Episode #2
<p>The BXP Crew is in midseason form as Purdue opens the year 1–0 with a dominant 31–0 win over Ball State. Frank, Damon, Dylan, Chris, and Russ break down the home-opener atmosphere at Ross-Ade, Ryan Brown’s career day and “Jack Sparrow” touchdown run, and Arhmad Branch’s long-awaited breakout performance. The crew debates Branch vs. Michael Jackson III, digs into PFF grades and highlights surprise starters .</p><p>They also tackle concerns about the run game, celebrate Purdue’s clean penalty sheet, and revisit Big Ten week-one struggles—asking which teams should already be worried. Looking ahead, the Boilers face a ranked FCS opp...
Episode #1
<p>The BXP crew is back for Season 4, kicking things off with a deep dive into the current state of Purdue football and a first look at the new talent joining the Boilermaker basketball squad. Damon, Frank, Chris, Dylan, and Russ recap the offseason headlines from West Lafayette — from coaching shifts to key departures and emerging stars on the gridiron. Then it’s hoops time: the crew gives early impressions of Aussie big man Oscar Cluff and intriguing freshman guard Omer Mayer, breaking down how they might fit into Matt Painter’s system. It’s a new season, with the same sha...
Episode #21
<p>The full crew reunites to break down the huge news of Braden Smith returning to Purdue basketball. They dive deep into the transfer portal rumors (especially surrounding Kentucky), NIL's impact, and debate Smith's legacy compared to past Boilermaker greats like Carson Edwards and Zach Edey. The team also discusses other portal moves, potential new signings like Clough and Mayer, and the high expectations facing the team next season, while also touching on Purdue football's spring progress and upcoming challenges.</p>
Episode #20
<p>This week, Frank, Damon, and Russ go live directly after Purdue comes up short against Michigan.</p>
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