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Indiana State got hosed

I have no relatives there, no affiliation w/ the school but in my opinion they should be in it. They have a 28 - 6 record did well in their tournament, play in a conference that does well in Big Dance and got a star player / media darling. Think the committee blew it in regards to them while letting teams like UVA, MSU, and TAMU in.

Edey in the B1G record book

We all know Edey will break the Purdue rebounding record (in the next week or so) and has a shot to break the scoring record. But did you know where Zach stands on B1G records?

On scoring, last night Edey passed Jordan Bohannon, John Shurna and our very own Troy Lewis to move into 29th on the all time list. He's in good shape to crack the top 10 and could get as high as 6th. The top 30 is below"

RankPlayerPTSFromToLast School
1Calbert Cheaney261319901993Indiana
2Shawn Respert253119911995Michigan State
3Glen Rice244219861989Michigan
4Mike McGee243919781981Michigan
5Steve Alford243819841987Indiana
6Rick Mount232319681970Purdue
7Luka Garza230620182021Iowa
8Steve Smith226319881991Michigan State
9Trayce Jackson-Davis225820202023Indiana
10Louis Bullock222419961999Michigan
11Gary Grant222219851988Michigan
12Alando Tucker221720032007Wisconsin
13Talor Battle221320082011Penn State
14Lamar Stevens220720172020Penn State
15Don Schlundt219219521955Indiana
16Joe Barry Carroll217519771980Purdue
17Cazzie Russell216419641966Michigan
18Michael Finley214719921995Wisconsin
19Scott Skiles214519831986Michigan State
20E'Twaun Moore213620082011Purdue
21Ethan Happ213020162019Wisconsin
22Deon Thomas212919911994Illinois
23Roy Marble211619861989Iowa
24Voshon Lenard210319921995Minnesota
25A.J. Guyton210019972000Indiana
26Dennis Hopson209619841987Ohio State
27Dave Schellhase207419641966Purdue
28Mike Woodson206119771980Indiana
29Zach Edey204720212024Purdue
30Troy Lewis203819851988Purdue

Painter's conviction paves road to Phoenix

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Leadership next step for Dillon Thieneman

Purdue safety Dillon Thieneman played like a fifth-year senior during his All-American campaign in 2023.

Now it’s time for him to lead like one, which will result in another checked box for the star defender.

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Purdue men's basketball An early deep dive into the DJ Burns matchup

DJ Burns is the story of this NCAA Tournament with his energy, size, and skill, but does that story end as it takes on the best big man in the country? A look at how Purdue matches up with NC State inside.

Who is going?

A couple months ago my sister and I booked a trip to Phoenix to visit our mother arriving next Tuesday the 9th. Not even thinking about it being right after the final four, and at the time I probably didn't even realize that's where it was. Currently looking to switch flights to get out there Saturday. Who is going? Any info on tickets? Is there a "Purdue section"?
Let's fill it up!

Joe Barry Carrol - philanthropist

I met JBC one afternoon. The pastor at a tiny "church" had invited me. JBC was an introvert and was becoming a huge player. He had dinner with us a couple of times after that. He was a very private person. And has become a tremendous GIVER!!!


Joe Barry Carroll​

Per his official website, Carroll is “a wealth advisor to professional athletes, a philanthropist, artist, publisher, and an award-winning author of several books.” Per Wikipedia, Carroll lives outside Atlanta.

He’s been involved in philanthropy since his NBA playing days, creating the BroadView Foundation in the mid-1980s that helped fund poorer communities and other nonprofit organizations. He donates his book sales to organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union and the Georgia Innocence Project.

Carroll was named a “Hank Aaron Champion for Justice” by the Atlanta Braves and the Center for Civil and Human Rights.
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