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More Govt official's election interference

The FBI @ it again posting crime is way down under Biden to make Biden look good. Below you see ABC news with an article promo of the corrupt crime numbers.

Trouble is the FBI numbers don't include crime in major cities.....where crime is rampant. Additionally, alot of crime goes unreported like the Hamas rioters.

That would be like reporting Indiana crime without Indianapolis numbers.

Next we have the head of the DOJ that won't release the tapes of a Biden interview to Congress. These tapes belong to the American people, and have been properly requested by Congress. He doesn't want the tapes out as they paint Biden in a bad light. The the tapes aren't his, they are the peoples.

Just 2 more of the many reasons to get rid of corruption of the agency class. Just corrupt deep state trying to influence the election.

Hope late January 2025 alot of pink slips are issued. You're Fired!

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Purdue recruiting OV Preview: Three-star WR JonAnthony Hall

Boiler Upload takes a look at the recruitment of 2025 three-star wide receiver JonAnthony Hall prior to his official visit to West Lafayette.

Purdue football 79 Days to Purdue Football: Joey Tanona

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Joey Tanona - So.
Zionsville, IN (Zionsville HS)
6'5", 285 pounds
Offensive Line
2024 Projection: Possible contributor

Tanona is a very interesting prospect. I say prospect, even though he was a 4-star prospect in the Class of 2022, because he has yet to play any college football. In fact, for a time, it looked like he wouldn't play ANY college football.

He originally committed to play at Notre Dame before he was seriously injured in a car accident while attending spring classes early at Notre Dame in early 2022. He suffered a pretty severe concussion, and in August of that year he medically retired from football. He has since rehabbed and been cleared to play again, and as a result, he transferred to Purdue this offseason.

Tanona was a high school teammate of Purdue center Gus Hartwig for a brief time, and he helped lead Zionsville to consecutive state championship games in 2020 and 2021 in class 5A. Those teams were just 16-12 on the field, but it was a time when Zionsville was the lone 5A school in a conference loaded with very good 6A schools. As a result, they were 8-2 int he tournament in those two years, with both losses coming to Cathedral in the championship.

When healthy, Tanona is an excellent lineman. He could play guard or tackle, and givent he number of returning starters Purdue has up front, he can be a very valuable depth piece as he gets back into football shape. Purdue returns four starters from last year in Mahamane Moussa, Marcus Mbow, Jalen Grant, and Hartwig. It also added a potential starter in DJ Wingfield from New Mexico and Corey Stewart from Ball State. Assuming he is healthy, Tanona can easily be part of the rotation and a potential starter.

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Purdue recruiting Sisley, Mullins rise in Rivals150 update

Both of Purdue’s 2025 in-state priority targets saw a rise in the updated #Rivals150 today.

Braylon Mullins ⬆️ 57 spots to No. 31
Trent Sisley ⬆️ 4 spots to No. 67

Jacobsen to compete for spot on U18 USA National team

Purdue signee Daniel Jacobsen will be one of 30 players competing for a spot on the 2024 USA Basketball Men’s U18 National Team ahead of the FIBA U18 Men’s AmeriCup.

We dodged a bullet on Catchings

I knew from the get-go that this kid was not coming to Purdue.
Don't know him personally, but seen his type before. "Me first."
Probably pissed his pants at the thought of having to play defense.
Would have been a cancer to team chemistry because I could not see him starting, with what we have coming back and the experience with it.
More than likely would have transferred at mid-season anyway when he realized Purdue is about the team and not about him.
I'll bet, truth be known, this is a load off CMP's back, not having to coddle him.
For him to back out this close to the start of practice, makes me think that he does not have a clue about what's going on.

We dodged a bullet.

Purdue recruiting USF DE commit Eli Jones mulling over potential flip

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Purdue football 80 Days to Purdue Football: Ryne Shackelford

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Ryne Shackelford - Fr. (RS)
Elyria, OH (Keystone HS)
6', 180 pounds
Wide Receiver
2024 Projection: Reserve

Shackelford was a member of the 2023 recruiting class and spent last year as a redshirt, not playing in any games. He was his team's star in high school, however, leading them in receiving and rushing yards and touchdowns, going for 597 and 10 TDs through the air and 666 and 13 TDs on the ground.

Shackelford also has some very good athleticism. He was a three-time state champion in the long jump and was also a state champion in the 100 meters and 200 meters. That gives him a good dose of speed, which is always a great way to make it to the field.

He is still probably more of a depth player this season, but with that speed, who knows.
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