Purdue into Sweet 16, ends McNeese's March run
Briefly

Purdue secured a decisive 76-62 victory over McNeese in the NCAA Tournament's second round, establishing an early lead that proved insurmountable for the Cowboys. Trey Kaufman-Renn starred with a double-double, scoring 22 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. Despite McNeese’s initial defensive strategy, Purdue's hot shooting—particularly from 3-point range—allowed them to dominate. Coach Matt Painter’s experience shines through, as this marks his eighth Sweet 16 appearance, continuing the team's strong tournament legacy.
Purdue's fast start, with 7 of 9 field goals made early, allowed them to build a significant lead, which McNeese couldn't recover from.
Coach Matt Painter's impressive history in the NCAA Tournament continues as he guides Purdue to their eighth Sweet 16 in 16 appearances.
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