collegehoopsfan123 said:

Some of you said that Trilly guy heard Auburn and Purdue for Sebastian Williams-Adams
with Kansas backing off. If that's all true, Purdue might sign this kid. Time will tell.

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ImRonBurgandy? said:

Someone much smarter than me needs to come up with a service in which I can have a single app so I just get the Purdue games. I'd pay $20-30/month for that.

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pboiler18 said:

Last year the narrative was that Walters had to nuke the roster to bring in talent for his system. Now the narrative is that there’s no upperclassmen talent left and that’s on Brohm.

Which is it?

You have to plug holes via the portal but still need to develop guys. Walters hasn’t done either. Couple that with horrendous coaching from about every aspect and a team as fundamentally sound as pee wee leaguers - you get what we see.

I didn’t like the hire because it was antithetical to the things that have made Purdue successful in the past. I gave the guy a chance but the Syracuse game was the last straw. A team we were clearly more talented than just running the same play over and over and us not being able to stop it.

That’s when I knew this team was rudderless. That’s when I knew this scheme didn’t work. The offense disappearing completely and then reappearing again was all I needed to see.

The next guy gets some leeway that Walters didn’t because he’s walking into 5-19 and not 17-8 like Walters did. Walters took a pretty good foundation and ****ed it up. It wasn’t perfect by any means but there was enough here to build from and be successful if you knew what you were doing.

I’m not mad about it. I don’t like Walters but I appreciate that he’d take the job and try. Time to flush this experiment and try to forge our way successfully in the new NIL era. Talking about NIL in reference to this staff is a perfect storm combo of pissing into the wind while lighting cash on fire. Walters could have gotten as much as OSU did in NIL money and we’d still be terrible.

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BB62 said:

"In a radio interview with conservative host Hugh Hewitt, Mr Trump said: "How about allowing people to come through an open border, 13,000 of which were murderers?

Then you had 425,000 people come into our country that shouldn't be here that are criminals."

The statistics, however, spanned decades and included the years of Mr Trump's administration."

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rgarlitz said:

At this point, looks like the staff will have to hit the portal hard in December and find some guys who are just looking for a fresh start. I'm sure Purdue's not going to get the cream of that crop, either.

Uncertainty about the coaching staff is probably as much of a recruiting hinderance now as the weekly on-the-field beatdowns.

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FLAG HUNTER said:

Whoever the new coach will be, everyone will have to realize its not gonna be an overnight turnaround, unreal how bad things got this year.

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Boiler Buck said:

🤔You portray yourself as uniformed. And you do that well!

Your posts are indicative of someone who waits for the MSNBC response to a topic, and then parrots it here.

Whereas, I read the chart as well as footnotes when it came out from ICE.

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Donald Trump suggests migrants murder as 'it's in their genes' while citing statistics which include his time as president

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump appeared to have made yet another pejorative comment about migrants as he sought to criticise Democratic opponent Kamala Harris's record on immigration in the US.

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Boilermaker03 said:

Why are you doing whataboutism, especially since you can't find examples of it? Why are you not concerned at the blatant push by Democrats to act beyond their authority? Biden, BTW is behind the push apparently and there may be other states doing this.

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BCfanatic2020 said:

Walters has been a disaster. That doesn’t mean the next coach is going to have the players he needs to be good. Better than Walters? I’m pretty sure the front desk lady at my hotel might have a chance to do better.

Minnesota likely does have better NIL but they definitely have a better high school base. They are it in Minneapolis which produces good talent.

Purdue fans are in denial about Nil

That’s why when the next coach is hired I need to get people on record talking about how they love the hire.

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BCfanatic2020 said:

We have the right to stop people from getting rich by blowing up a pipeline that prevents people from buying natural gas from who they want to?

Don’t act like history started when russia invaded. The US coup’d a democratically elected leader and Ukraine was shelling ethnic Russians who didn’t want to go with the new government in the Donbas. Has Russia ever been bombing in 7 countries in your lifetime?

How can you know that Iraq happened and yet you’re righteous.

Do you want to start with the history of the Middle East going back to the early 1900s. Without even getting into Israel where I’m sure I don’t take many of your givens as given, why not just start with mosedek? If not earlier

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BCfanatic2020 said:

What’s with you people and this spreading misinformation and censoring stuff?

First of all, the biggest misinformation of my life was saddam has WMDs. Pushed by the New York Times at the top of their lungs.

Second, I don’t need elites to hear things that my poor sensitive ears are too shitty to hear. We have a first amendment. There are limits on that speech. People should have the right to be wrong and the way you should beat bad speech is with better speech. I don’t need anything censored dipshit.

Misinformation - the vaccine stops the spread. Pfizer admitted in European Parliament that they never even tested to see if it did, because “we were moving at the speed of science.” But then people on that side were going to censor what I can hear?

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BB62 said:

Iknowiknowikmow. He doesn't lie. It's the media. Even when it's video of him the media are misrepresenting what he says.

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