It's now official. Edey will leave Purdue Purdue with an award list taller than he is.

and plans on staying in it according to Feinstein

Purdue forward and B1G 6th Man of the Year Mason Gillis has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal.

Trent Sisley in home visit with coach Paint! Are things heating up?

Wanted to give a quick update on four-star in-state wide receiver Eugene Hilton.

Barring a massive change, Hilton is not ending up in West Lafayette. Clemson, Wisconsin and Missouri are the main suitors for him. Georgia is still lingering as well, but that looks less likely at this point.

The Blue Devils get a player that is a huge asset for them.

"A key concern about the debt forgiveness program is its inflationary impact in an environment where inflation has been persistently elevated for over a year.

However, at the same time, this is also likely to be inflationary. Expectation of additional debt forgiveness programs evokes a moral hazard incentive for college students to take out more loans and for universities to increase tuition rates.1 To the extent that inflation is inherently persistent, any initial price level increase would also lead to sustained inflation over the near future. The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates that the Fed will need to raise rates by an additional 50 to 75 basis points to counteract the Biden debt cancellation proposal.


Everyone wants to know why inflation is “stickier” than expect, it’s because Biden keeps handing out free candy

$268 million in tax $ allocated in Illinois alone. Unaffordable boondoggle.

Plenty of money for Migrants and kickbacks for politicians later in their re-election efforts.

Now I was sure several lefty libs here said migrants didn't cost taxpayers a thing.

Apparently, citizen voters are a might testy. But in a one party state, politicians think they are free to run rough shod. Given Dems party first history, they are likely right, even if a few stray, plenty of party first Illinois citizens will re-elect the tax $ wasters.

Chicago City Council approves extra $70M for migrant care despite voter backlash

For the second straight week and fifth week of the year Purdue baseball's Luke Gaffne wins B1G Freshman of the Week.

Freshman of the Week
Luke Gaffney, Purdue

Fr. – 1B — Danville, Ky. — Boyle County

• Reached base in 9 of 18 plate appearances, stockpiling eight runs with eight RBI and a 1.000 slugging percentage.
• Stroked three home runs, including a grand slam on Saturday to break the Purdue freshman RBI record (in his 38th game) that had stood since 2010
• Played first base and made his debut at catcher, filling in for an injured starter, to finish with 24 putouts and an assist on the week
• Captures the Big Ten Freshman award for the fifth time this season and the second-straight week
• Last Purdue Freshman of the Week: Luke Gaffney (April 15, 2024)

BREAKING: Purdue lands UTEP transfer wing Mahri Petree.

The sixth-year senior averaged 8.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.5 assists for the Miners last season.

Her sister, Lasha Petree, played with the Boilers in 2022-23.

it'll be bombs away w/ him and Griffiths

The Purdue Grand Prix was the highlight of the weekend on campus.

The candidates for the 4th top seed look to be UNC, Tennessee, Marquette, Arizona, and Kansas with the others being likely 2's.

Which of those 5 do you think Purdue matches up best with? Which would you most want to avoid?

I realize we've beaten 3 of the 5 already this season. That said, I think Edey gives us an even bigger advantage when the opposition hasn't played against him before so I think I'd rather see UNC or Kansas in our bracket than any of the three we already beat. Between those 2, I'd prefer Kansas as we know Hunter Dickinson and can deal with him and their guards are less dynamic than RJ Davis.

Of the other 3, I think I'd least like to see Tennessee in our bracket. They have the players to make it hard on us in the paint and on the boards and it took a 27-point effort from Loyer to beat them in Maui if I remember correctly. Not sure I'd bank on us getting that in a rematch. Knecht seems to be getting better as the season has gone on as well. If we see them again, I'd prefer it not be until later.

Four-star CB Jaylan Morgan is set to take an official visit to Purdue from June 21-23, he tells Boiler Upload.

Tennessee, Georgia, Florida and Mississippi State are among the others in the running for the talented Volunteer State defender.

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2025 three-star offensive lineman Kevin Peay tells Boiler Upload that he is planning to take an official visit to Purdue in June.

No date locked in yet, but expect it to be set in the next few days.

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at 8pm on BTN. Bring on the ivy! We're talking
baseball. Cold beer here! Boilers, lets get some runs!

Purdue lands former Mississippi State punter Keelan Crimmins out of the transfer portal.

Americans' "magic number" savings goal for retirement has increased by over 50% since 2020

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/15/americans-think-they-need-1point46-million-to-retire-what-experts-say.html#:~:text=Americans%20think%20they%20need%20almost,focus%20on%20another%20number%20instead&text=Americans'%20%22magic%20number%22%20savings,having%20a%20high%20savings%20rate.

Can this dipshit get any worse than he already is?

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NBC to fire reporter less than a week and one appearance. Wow!

The Old Gold Show wraps up the season and talks all about the experience in Phoenix.

Brief update on a top 2025 inside linebacker target. Three-star Charles White will announce his decision next week, but has ruled Purdue out. That also wipes out his official visit to West Lafayette in late June.

Kevin Kane will maintain his focus on Grant Beerman, followed by Denim Cook in the 2025 class.

Gotta say, pretty freaking impressive.