MATCH SCHEDULE
Wednesday, 11/19 | 7:30 p.m. ET | Madison, Wis. | UW Field House | BTN
#11 Purdue at #10 Wisconsin
Sunday, 11/23 | 6:30 p.m. ET | West Lafayette, Ind. | Holloway Gymnasium | BTN
Northwestern at #11 Purdue
Senior Night
THE NEED TO KNOW
• Purdue is in second place in the Big Ten standings with its best record in conference action since the '80's (13-3 record).
• Purdue is 9-1 over the last 10 matches.
• Middle Lindsey Miller made her return in Set 2 vs. Iowa after being out with injury for eight straight matches. The grad student
went errorless on the attack with six kills on 11 swings (.545%), an efficiency that led all players, while adding three block
assists in the process.
• Purdue's won nine straight matches until Saturday night, the longest win streak this season.
• The Boilers' undefeated record in all away matches this far into the season (14-0 in away and neutral) has only happened one
other time, tying 1982's perfect record.
• The Boilers have pulled off three reverse sweeps (two against ranked opponents and two on the road), setting a program
records for most in a season and most against ranked opponents.
• One of the most efficient teams in the nation, the Boilers rank #13 in the nation with a .289 attack %.
• Three TV matches remain: at #11 Wisconsin (11/19 at 8:30 p.m. ET) vs. Northwestern (11/23 at 6:30 p.m. ET), at #20 Minnesota
(11/26 at 7 p.m. ET).
• Purdue's end to the regular-season will be against tough competition with three of the last four matches coming against top-
20 programs, including two on the road.
• Sunday will be Purdue's final match of the regular season in Holloway Gymnasium, and will serve as senior night for grad
SCHEDULE UPDATE: The regular-season finale on Saturday, November 29 vs. No. 17 Indiana at Mackey Arena will now start at 3 p.m. ET on B1G+.