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Déjà vu all over again … St. Patrick’s Day Weekend 1988

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Top-seeded Purdue blasted past 16th-seeded Farleigh Dickinson 94-79 on St. Patrick’s Day at Notre Dame, then routed eighth-seeded Memphis 100-73 to reach the NCAA’s 1988 Sweet Sixteen.

The script got flipped the next week in the Silverdome, where Purdue blew up late and lost to Kansas State 73-70 -- the same team Purdue had beaten three months earlier by 101-72.

Thirty-five years later, Purdue’s NCAA lineup could be Farleigh Dickinson, Memphis and, if we get there, Duke … a 75-56 victim from November.

Is the NCAA trying to get cute?
 
Top-seeded Purdue blasted past 16th-seeded Farleigh Dickinson 94-79 on St. Patrick’s Day at Notre Dame, then routed eighth-seeded Memphis 100-73 to reach the NCAA’s 1988 Sweet Sixteen.

The script got flipped the next week in the Silverdome, where Purdue blew up late and lost to Kansas State 73-70 -- the same team Purdue had beaten three months earlier by 101-72.

Thirty-five years later, Purdue’s NCAA lineup could be Farleigh Dickinson, Memphis and, if we get there, Duke … a 75-56 victim from November.

Is the NCAA trying to get cute?
you're giving them too much credit
 
FDU shot the ball well from everywhere tonight. Boilers need to D them up.
 
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