Kentucky took part in its biggest home game of non-conference play on Tuesday when the Cats played host to the Purdue Boilermakers. This was part two of a home-and-home series, and after winning by 30 in West Lafayette last season, Kenny Brooks‘ squad was looking to bust out the brooms.
In front of the biggest crowd of the year in Historic Memorial Coliseum to this point, Kentucky got the win, beating Purdue 76-35.
Kentucky got off to a hot start offensively, shooting 9-17 (53%) from the field overall and 4-6 (67%) from three-point range.