‘Will Purdue fall to High Point in NCAA Tournament?’

[Born Boiler]

For over a century, the Lafayette Journal and Courier was the bastion of Boilermaker bravado, carrying daily stories and photo spreads forever expounding the virtues of ole Purdue, hyping its hometown heroes.

On gamedays, copies would sell out from vendor boxes and local stores. Paperboys would walk the hills of tailgaters with special sections for each game, surefire sales everywhere they went.

Now the once-great newspaper has become a total shitshow, overtaken, downsized and rewritten by its bitch sister paper, The Indianapolis Star. Coverage now reflects that utter rag with its views from deep behind the crimson curtain.

This just past winter, while Purdue maintained its basketball prominence in the national rankings throughout the season, the J&C webpage instead displayed only the photo gallery for Purdue’s absurd loss in the Bucket game, showing iu football players celebrating for FOUR MONTHS.

And now as Purdue attempts to follow up on its trip to the 2024 NCAA Final Four, we see the J&C’s web page offering a week-long headline asking “Will Purdue fall to High Point in the NCAA Tournament?” Unsuitable for Purdue puppies to crap on.

Check it out and toss them a comment -- https://www.jconline.com/

 

[purdave]

For over a century, the Lafayette Journal and Courier was the bastion of Boilermaker bravado, carrying daily stories and photo spreads forever expounding the virtues of ole Purdue, hyping its hometown heroes.

On gamedays, copies would sell out from vendor boxes and local stores. Paperboys would walk the hills of tailgaters with special sections for each game, surefire sales everywhere they went.

Now the once-great newspaper has become a total shitshow, overtaken, downsized and rewritten by its bitch sister paper, The Indianapolis Star. Coverage now reflects that utter rag with its views from deep behind the crimson curtain.

This just past winter, while Purdue maintained its basketball prominence in the national rankings throughout the season, the J&C webpage instead displayed only the photo gallery for Purdue’s absurd loss in the Bucket game, showing iu football players celebrating for FOUR MONTHS.

And now as Purdue attempts to follow up on its trip to the 2024 NCAA Final Four, we see the J&C’s web page offering a week-long headline asking “Will Purdue fall to High Point in the NCAA Tournament?” Unsuitable for Purdue puppies to crap on.

Check it out and toss them a comment -- https://www.jconline.com/

You would never see the Bloomington Herald Times devote this much attention to Purdue sports.

 

[Indy_Rider]

 

[Tommaker]

For over a century, the Lafayette Journal and Courier was the bastion of Boilermaker bravado, carrying daily stories and photo spreads forever expounding the virtues of ole Purdue, hyping its hometown heroes.

On gamedays, copies would sell out from vendor boxes and local stores. Paperboys would walk the hills of tailgaters with special sections for each game, surefire sales everywhere they went.

Now the once-great newspaper has become a total shitshow, overtaken, downsized and rewritten by its bitch sister paper, The Indianapolis Star. Coverage now reflects that utter rag with its views from deep behind the crimson curtain.

This just past winter, while Purdue maintained its basketball prominence in the national rankings throughout the season, the J&C webpage instead displayed only the photo gallery for Purdue’s absurd loss in the Bucket game, showing iu football players celebrating for FOUR MONTHS.

And now as Purdue attempts to follow up on its trip to the 2024 NCAA Final Four, we see the J&C’s web page offering a week-long headline asking “Will Purdue fall to High Point in the NCAA Tournament?” Unsuitable for Purdue puppies to crap on.

Check it out and toss them a comment -- https://www.jconline.com/

And they know it.

 

[Born Boiler]

Like magic, Friday’s JC Webpage suddenly has 20 stories referring to Purdue basketball plus a photo gallery from Thursday’s game … a big jump up from three while showing the Bucket clowns.

Way to go, guys. Obviously they heard you.