Purdue legendary basketball coach Gene Keady suffered a health scare recently, per his family. But the Boilermaker icon is expected to make a full recovery.

WEST LAFAYETTE − Purdue basketball practice began Monday with a new crop of Boilermakers running up and down Gene Keady Court. The man whose name is emblazoned on the hardwood inside Mackey Arena was not there.

Last week, Keady suffered a minor stroke and was taken to the hospital for evaluation. He is expected to make a full recovery after being transferred to a rehab facility, according to a post on the Purdue men's basketball X account. Keady coached Purdue from 1980-2005 and is the program's all-time winningest coach with a record of 512-270.

Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce was disappointed by the effort from the team in their loss to the Carolina Panthers.