There's not much one can say after scoring 94 in Mackey Arena. A great win. Badgers backcourt just abused Purdue's the whole game. Without a giant in the middle of the paint, Purdue is susceptible to the dribble-drive.
I've missed a lot of Purdue games this season. When I saw them in November, it was hard for me to see much more than a good team; a 4 or 5-seed type of team. But I figured that I must be missing something when I see them at the top of the B1G, and top-10 in T-Rank. But I think the Badgers exposed a lot of their weaknesses. Namely, a lack of size and a lack of depth.
It's natural to think teams that beat your team are good, so I just figured Illinois and Michigan were the top two teams in a deep B1G. I thought the Badgers were in that 3rd tier with about 5 or 6 other teams. But now I think it is Wisconsin, Purdue, Michigan, Michigan State all on the same tier (4-seed type of team), with Maryland and UCLA right behind them.
Just like it's wise to move on quickly after a quirky loss, the Badgers need to refocus after that win. Fortunately, Illinois at home probably isn't a trap game.