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Purdue Boilermakers Defeat Alabama Crimson Tide 87-80

Thursday, November 13, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Coleman Coliseum

Purdue Boilermakers 87, Alabama Crimson Tide 80, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Purdue Boilermakers vs Alabama Crimson Tide?

Purdue Boilermakers beat Alabama Crimson Tide 87-80 at Coleman Coliseum on November 13, 2025.

In a thrilling matchup at Coleman Coliseum, the Purdue Boilermakers emerged victorious against the Alabama Crimson Tide, finishing the game with a score of 87-80. This victory marks Purdue's continued strong performance in the current season, improving their record to 4-0, while Alabama falls to 2-2. The game showcased a competitive spirit from both teams, but ultimately, Purdue's consistent scoring and defensive efforts secured their win.

Purdue entered the game with a perfect away record of 3-0, while Alabama held a home record of 2-1. The Boilermakers have been in solid form, winning their last two games and averaging 77.7 points while allowing 75.2 in their last ten outings. Their recent victories include a 87-77 win against the Oakland Golden Grizzlies and an 82-51 triumph over the Evansville Purple Aces. In contrast, Alabama, despite their strong scoring average of 94.3 points in their last ten games, allowed 86.7 points, indicating a vulnerability on defense that Purdue exploited effectively.

The game was tightly contested, especially in the second half. Alabama had moments of brilliance, including a dunk by Labaron Philon Jr. that brought the score to 77-80, but Purdue responded with a three-point jumper by Houston Mallette, tying the game at 80-80. Braden Smith then took control for Purdue, scoring a layup and converting multiple free throws to seal the victory. This late-game execution highlighted Purdue's composure under pressure.

Historically, this matchup has been favorable for Purdue, as they now hold a 2-0 record against Alabama in their last two meetings, including a previous victory on November 16, 2024, where they won 87-78. The familiarity with Alabama's style of play may have contributed to Purdue's strategic advantage.

In terms of injuries, the block does not provide specific details on player availability for either team, which could have influenced the game's dynamics. However, both teams have shown resilience in their lineups, with key players contributing significantly to their respective scoring efforts.

The betting market reflected Purdue's strong form, with their odds indicating a favorable outlook against Alabama, attributed to their recent performances. The conditions in Coleman Coliseum were conducive for a high-scoring game, and both teams took advantage of the opportunity to showcase their offensive capabilities.

Viewers were treated to a display of athleticism and skill, with standout moments including clutch shots and strategic plays that defined the game's outcome. As the season progresses, both teams will look to build on their performances, with Alabama aiming to tighten their defense while Purdue seeks to maintain their winning streak.

Leaders

  • PointsAden Holloway21Alabama Crimson Tide
  • AssistsLabaron Philon Jr.7Alabama Crimson Tide
  • ReboundsAiden Sherrell4Alabama Crimson Tide
  • PointsBraden Smith29Purdue Boilermakers
  • AssistsTrey Kaufman-Renn5Purdue Boilermakers
  • ReboundsTrey Kaufman-Renn15Purdue Boilermakers

Recent form

Alabama Crimson Tide

Last 10: 6-4Streak W294.3 scored · 86.7 allowed per game4-1 at home

  • W103-96at St. John's Red StormNov 8
  • W91-62vs North Dakota Fighting HawksNov 4
  • L82-104at Florida GatorsMar 15
  • W99-70vs Kentucky WildcatsMar 15
  • W93-91at Auburn TigersMar 8
  • L94-99vs Florida GatorsMar 6
  • L76-79at Tennessee VolunteersMar 1
  • W111-73vs Mississippi State BulldogsFeb 26
  • W96-83vs Kentucky WildcatsFeb 22
  • L98-110at Missouri TigersFeb 20

Purdue Boilermakers

Last 10: 5-5Streak W277.7 scored · 75.2 allowed per game0-4 away

  • 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
  • L66-75at Michigan State SpartansFeb 19
  • L84-94vs Wisconsin BadgersFeb 15

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
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
Florida27-8-16-2
Arkansas28-9313-5
Alabama25-10313-5
Vanderbilt27-9511-7
Tennessee25-12511-7
Texas A&M22-12511-7
Georgia22-11610-8
Kentucky22-14610-8
Missouri20-13610-8
Texas21-1579-9
Auburn22-1697-11
Oklahoma21-1697-11
Mississippi State13-19115-13
Ole Miss15-20124-14
South Carolina13-19124-14
LSU15-17133-15

Box score

StatPurdue BoilermakersAlabama Crimson Tide
Field goals31-6628-66
Field goal %4742
Three-pointers9-2116-43
Three-point %4337
Free throws16-238-10
Free throw %7080
Rebounds5228
Offensive rebounds197
Defensive rebounds3321
Assists1617
Steals38
Blocks04
Turnovers106
Team turnovers10
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers89
Fast-break points013
Points in the paint3022
Fouls1519
Largest lead84

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half48-48Labaron Philon Jr. made Layup.
  2. 2nd Half50-48Fletcher Loyer made Jumper.
  3. 2nd Half53-48Braden Smith made Three Point Jumper.
  4. 2nd Half53-51Taylor Bol Bowen made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Labaron Philon Jr..
  5. 2nd Half53-54Latrell Wrightsell made Three Point Jumper.
  6. 2nd Half55-54Daniel Jacobsen made Dunk. Assisted by Braden Smith.
  7. 2nd Half55-55Taylor Bol Bowen made Free Throw.
  8. 2nd Half55-56Taylor Bol Bowen made Free Throw.
  9. 2nd Half57-56Trey Kaufman-Renn made Jumper.
  10. 2nd Half57-59Aden Holloway made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Amari Allen.
  11. 2nd Half57-61Aden Holloway made Jumper.
  12. 2nd Half58-61Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  13. 2nd Half59-61Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  14. 2nd Half62-61Braden Smith made Three Point Jumper.
  15. 2nd Half62-63Labaron Philon Jr. made Jumper.
  16. 2nd Half63-63Gicarri Harris made Free Throw.
  17. 2nd Half66-63Braden Smith made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Oscar Cluff.
  18. 2nd Half66-66Labaron Philon Jr. made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Aden Holloway.
  19. 2nd Half67-66Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  20. 2nd Half68-66Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  21. 2nd Half68-67Aiden Sherrell made Free Throw.
  22. 2nd Half68-68Aiden Sherrell made Free Throw.
  23. 2nd Half70-68Oscar Cluff made Jumper.
  24. 2nd Half71-68Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  25. 2nd Half72-68Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  26. 2nd Half74-68Daniel Jacobsen made Dunk. Assisted by Trey Kaufman-Renn.
  27. 2nd Half74-71Houston Mallette made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Aden Holloway.
  28. 2nd Half77-71Fletcher Loyer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Trey Kaufman-Renn.
  29. 2nd Half79-71Daniel Jacobsen made Layup. Assisted by Trey Kaufman-Renn.
  30. 2nd Half79-73Aden Holloway made Jumper.
  31. 2nd Half80-73Daniel Jacobsen made Free Throw.
  32. 2nd Half80-75Taylor Bol Bowen made Dunk. Assisted by Labaron Philon Jr..
  33. 2nd Half80-77Labaron Philon Jr. made Dunk.
  34. 2nd Half80-80Houston Mallette made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Latrell Wrightsell.
  35. 2nd Half82-80Braden Smith made Layup.
  36. 2nd Half83-80Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half84-80Braden Smith made Free Throw.
  38. 2nd Half85-80Oscar Cluff made Free Throw.
  39. 2nd Half86-80Oscar Cluff made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half87-80Oscar Cluff made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Alabama Crimson Tide, below favours Purdue Boilermakers.

Venue

  • Coleman ColiseumTuscaloosa, AL
  • Attendance13474
  • OfficialsBrian Dorsey, Joe Lindsay, Bart Lenox

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