Purdue Dominates UIndy 92-49 in Exhibition Finale Showcasing Depth

Top-ranked Purdue Boilermakers dominated their final exhibition game before the regular season with a 92-49 win over the University of Indianapolis, showcasing strong shooting and depth across the roster. Gicarri Harris led the team with 20 points, shooting efficiently from the field and beyond the arc while also contributing defensively with steals and rebounds, signaling his push for a starting role. Daniel Jacobsen impressed off the bench with a perfect 5-for-5 shooting night, eight rebounds, and highlight dunks, outperforming veteran starter Oscar Cluff and making the starting center position competitive. Purdue's bench outscored UIndy’s by a wide margin, contributing 54 points to the team’s victory, with significant energy and minutes shared among players. The Boilermakers also excelled in key areas like rebounds, second-chance points, and fast-break points, reinforcing their top ranking and depth as they prepare to open the regular season at home against Evansville. Coach Matt Painter highlighted the bench's strong performance and the balanced scoring as positive takeaways from the game.