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Purdue Boilermakers Defeat Memphis Tigers 80-71

Thursday, November 20, 2025, 6:00 PM ET · Baha Mar Convention Center

Purdue Boilermakers 80, Memphis Tigers 71, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Memphis Tigers vs Purdue Boilermakers?

Purdue Boilermakers beat Memphis Tigers 80-71 at Baha Mar Convention Center on November 20, 2025.

The Purdue Boilermakers secured a solid victory against the Memphis Tigers with a final score of 80-71, showcasing their strong form in the NCAAB. This matchup took place at the Baha Mar Convention Center on November 20, 2025, and highlighted the contrasting fortunes of both teams in the early part of the season.

Purdue entered the game with an impressive home record of 5-0 and a recent overall record of 7-3, riding a four-game winning streak. The Boilermakers have averaged 81.1 points per game while allowing 74.2 points, indicating a potent offense paired with a defense that has had its struggles. In their last five games, they scored an average of 84.2 points while allowing 74.6, further demonstrating their scoring capabilities. Their recent victories included a significant 97-79 win over the Akron Zips just three days prior to this game, as well as wins against the Alabama Crimson Tide and Oakland Golden Grizzlies.

On the other hand, the Memphis Tigers faced difficulties, arriving with a 1-3 away record and an overall record of 1-3 for the season. Their recent form showed a record of 8-2 in their last ten games, but they were on a two-game losing streak, having lost to UNLV Rebels and Ole Miss Rebels. The Tigers averaged 80.7 points per game while allowing 76.5, indicating a similar trend of offensive strength but defensive vulnerabilities. Their last win came against the San Francisco Dons, where they triumphed 76-70.

Historically, Purdue has performed well at home, and this game continued that trend. The Boilermakers maintained a perfect home record, now standing at 6-0, while Memphis struggled on the road, with a record of 2-1 in away games prior to this matchup. The previous meetings between these two teams were not detailed in the block, but the context of this game suggested Purdue's dominance at home.

In terms of injuries, the block did not specify any players missing from either team, which allowed both squads to field their strongest lineups. This aspect often plays a crucial role in determining the outcome of games, especially in a competitive league like the NCAAB.

The betting market reflected Purdue's strong position, with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating that they were heavily favored to win according to the odds provided by the market. This confidence was evident in their performance, as they took control of the game early and maintained their lead throughout.

The conditions in the Baha Mar Convention Center were conducive to an exciting game, with a vibrant atmosphere that typically accompanies college basketball matchups. Fans were treated to a display of skill, particularly from Purdue's Braden Smith, who contributed significantly with assists, including key plays that led to layups by Oscar Cluff and C.J. Cox.

As the game progressed, Purdue's ability to execute in critical moments became apparent. With the score at 75-66, Oscar Cluff made a layup assisted by Braden Smith, followed by free throws that extended their lead. Memphis attempted to rally, with Dug McDaniel making a layup to bring the score to 69-76, but Purdue responded effectively, maintaining their advantage until the final whistle.

In conclusion, the Purdue Boilermakers' victory over the Memphis Tigers not only solidified their strong home record but also showcased their offensive prowess and ability to close out games. The Boilermakers will look to continue this momentum in their upcoming fixtures, while Memphis will need to regroup and address their defensive issues to improve their standing in the league.

Leaders

  • PointsFletcher Loyer20Purdue Boilermakers
  • AssistsBraden Smith12Purdue Boilermakers
  • ReboundsTrey Kaufman-Renn11Purdue Boilermakers
  • PointsDug McDaniel18Memphis Tigers
  • AssistsDug McDaniel6Memphis Tigers
  • ReboundsSimon Majok7Memphis Tigers

Recent form

Purdue Boilermakers

Last 10: 7-3Streak W481.1 scored · 74.2 allowed per game6-0 at home

  • W97-79vs Akron ZipsNov 17
  • W87-80at Alabama Crimson TideNov 14
  • W87-77vs Oakland Golden GrizzliesNov 8
  • W82-51vs Evansville Purple AcesNov 4
  • L68-86at Michigan WolverinesMar 15
  • W76-71vs USC TrojansMar 14
  • L80-88at Illinois Fighting IlliniMar 8
  • W100-71vs Rutgers Scarlet KnightsMar 5
  • W76-66vs UCLA BruinsMar 1
  • L58-73at Indiana HoosiersFeb 23

Memphis Tigers

Last 10: 8-2Streak L280.7 scored · 76.5 allowed per game2-1 away

  • L78-92vs UNLV RebelsNov 16
  • L77-83at Ole Miss RebelsNov 12
  • W76-70vs San Francisco DonsNov 8
  • W84-72vs UAB BlazersMar 16
  • W78-77vs Tulane Green WaveMar 15
  • W83-80vs Wichita State ShockersMar 14
  • W84-68vs South Florida BullsMar 8
  • W75-70at UTSA RoadrunnersMar 5
  • W88-81at UAB BlazersMar 2
  • W84-72vs Rice OwlsFeb 27

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
South Florida25-9-15-3
Tulsa30-8213-5
Wichita State24-12213-5
UAB20-12411-7
North Texas19-1469-9
Florida Atlantic18-1569-9
Charlotte17-1769-9
Tulane18-1578-10
Temple16-1678-10
Memphis13-1978-10
Rice13-1887-11
East Carolina11-2096-12
UTSA5-25141-17
Michigan37-3-19-1
Nebraska28-7415-5
Michigan State27-8415-5
Illinois28-9415-5
Wisconsin24-11514-6
Purdue30-9613-7
UCLA24-12613-7
Ohio State21-13712-8
Iowa24-13910-10
Indiana18-14109-11
Minnesota15-18118-12
USC18-14127-13
Washington16-17127-13
Rutgers14-20136-14
Northwestern15-19145-15
Oregon12-20145-15
Maryland12-21154-16
Penn State12-20163-17

Box score

StatMemphis TigersPurdue Boilermakers
Field goals25-5930-65
Field goal %4246
Three-pointers4-1911-30
Three-point %2137
Free throws17-259-11
Free throw %6882
Rebounds3437
Offensive rebounds1514
Defensive rebounds1923
Assists920
Steals56
Blocks43
Turnovers1211
Team turnovers11
Technical fouls21
Technical fouls, total21
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers1314
Fast-break points2214
Points in the paint3838
Fouls1321
Largest lead910

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half40-39C.J. Cox made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jack Benter.
  2. 2nd Half40-42Fletcher Loyer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  3. 2nd Half42-42Dug McDaniel made Jumper. Assisted by Zach Davis.
  4. 2nd Half43-42Zach Davis made Free Throw.
  5. 2nd Half44-42Zach Davis made Free Throw.
  6. 2nd Half44-45C.J. Cox made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  7. 2nd Half44-48Fletcher Loyer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  8. 2nd Half44-50Jack Benter made Dunk. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  9. 2nd Half46-50Sincere Parker made Layup.
  10. 2nd Half46-52Fletcher Loyer made Layup. Assisted by C.J. Cox.
  11. 2nd Half48-52Ashton Hardaway made Jumper.
  12. 2nd Half48-55Fletcher Loyer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  13. 2nd Half50-55Tariq Ingraham made Dunk. Assisted by Dug McDaniel.
  14. 2nd Half50-57Daniel Jacobsen made Dunk. Assisted by Trey Kaufman-Renn.
  15. 2nd Half52-57Julius Thedford made Layup. Assisted by Dug McDaniel.
  16. 2nd Half52-59Daniel Jacobsen made Dunk. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  17. 2nd Half54-59Dug McDaniel made Layup.
  18. 2nd Half55-59Dug McDaniel made Free Throw.
  19. 2nd Half57-59Aaron Bradshaw made Dunk. Assisted by Dug McDaniel.
  20. 2nd Half59-59Ashton Hardaway made Jumper.
  21. 2nd Half61-59Dug McDaniel made Layup.
  22. 2nd Half61-60Fletcher Loyer made Free Throw.
  23. 2nd Half61-61Fletcher Loyer made Free Throw.
  24. 2nd Half62-61Zach Davis made Free Throw.
  25. 2nd Half64-61Sincere Parker made Layup.
  26. 2nd Half64-63Trey Kaufman-Renn made Jumper. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  27. 2nd Half64-65C.J. Cox made Layup.
  28. 2nd Half64-68C.J. Cox made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  29. 2nd Half64-70Fletcher Loyer made Layup. Assisted by Oscar Cluff.
  30. 2nd Half64-73Fletcher Loyer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Oscar Cluff.
  31. 2nd Half65-73Julius Thedford made Free Throw.
  32. 2nd Half66-73Tariq Ingraham made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half66-75Oscar Cluff made Layup. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  34. 2nd Half66-76Oscar Cluff made Free Throw.
  35. 2nd Half67-76Tariq Ingraham made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half69-76Dug McDaniel made Layup.
  37. 2nd Half69-78C.J. Cox made Layup. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  38. 2nd Half71-78Dug McDaniel made Layup.
  39. 2nd Half71-79Oscar Cluff made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half71-80Oscar Cluff made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Purdue Boilermakers, below favours Memphis Tigers.

Venue

  • Baha Mar Convention CenterNassau, Bahamas
  • Attendance2437
  • OfficialsBret Smith, Tony Padilla, Christopher Melo

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