Trevion Williams has asserted himself in Purdue's past two games, combining for 48 points to spur road victories against No. 23 Michigan State and in-state rival Indiana.

Merely using the size advantage afforded by his 6-foot-10, 265-pound frame has been key, and Boilermakers coach Matt Painter wants Williams to continue that trend when Purdue hosts Penn State on Sunday afternoon in West Lafayette, Ind.

"When he keeps things simple, he's tough to deal with," Painter said. "When he tried to get cute and do some other things, he doesn't help his cause. He might make a shot every blue moon that way. But I thought the second half of both games, Michigan State and Indiana, he was fantastic."