The path to a 25th Big Ten championship is out.
The goal is quite simple this: Win a 25th Big Ten Championship and reach a Final Four. With the talent and experience Purdue has returning, anything less would feel like a disappointment. We’ve also now, officially, spent our 40 years int he wilderness since 40 NCAA Tournaments have been played since 1980, so we need to reach the Promised Land.
First, there is the Big Ten championship, and the full path to that has been announced. Here is your complete 2021-22 Purdue Men’s basketball schedule:
November 4 vs. Indianapolis (Exhibition)
November 9 vs. Bellarmine
November 12 vs Indiana State
November 16 vs. Wright State
November 20 vs. North Carolina (Uncasville, CT Hall of Fame Tip-Off)
November 21 vs. Tennessee or Villanova (Uncasville, CT Hall of Fame Tip-Off)
November 26 vs. Omaha
November 30 vs. Florida State (ACC/Big Ten Challenge)
December 3 vs. Iowa
December 9 at Rutgers
December 12 vs. North Carolina State (Brooklyn, NY Hall of Fame Invitational)
December 18 vs. Butler (Crossroads Classic, Bankers Life Fieldhouse)
December 20 vs. Incarnate Word
December 29 vs. Nicholls
January 3 vs. Wisconsin
January 8 at Penn State
January 11 at Michigan
January 14 vs. Nebraska
January 17 at Illinois
January 20 at Indiana
January 23 vs. Northwestern
January 27 at Iowa
January 30 vs. Ohio State
February 2 at Minnesota
February 5 vs. Michigan
February 10 vs. Illinois
February 13 vs. Maryland
February 16 at Northwestern
February 20 vs. Rutgers
February 26 at Michigan State
March 1 at Wisconsin
March 5 vs. Indiana
Let’s roll.
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