Big Ten Media Days Thread

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Greetings from Big Ten Media Days! Today we have a full crew in the house as all three of us are at Lucas Oil Stadium for Purdue's day.

First up we have Ryan Walters in his initial media scrum.

 

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Linebacker Kydran Jenkins is excited to represent Purdue at his first Big Ten Media Days.

 

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Next up is Tony Pettiti speaking on the new Big Ten and where it is going.

 

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Rutgers coach Greg Schiano:

 

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Illinois coach Bret Bielema.

 

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Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell

 

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Northwestern coach David Braun:

 

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Purdue coach Ryan Walters:

 

[Tommaker]

Next up is Tony Pettiti speaking on the new Big Ten and where it is going.

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BT championship in Indy for another 4 years. Will be interesting to see the weight of the 4 west coast newbies against the base and presumed perennials OSU and MU.

 

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Ohio State coach Ryan Day:

 

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Ryan Walters on replacing Nic Scourton & Deion Burks

 

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Hudson Card

 

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Gus Hartwig:

 

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CBS Cover 3 interview with Hudson Card.
Can not wait to see him shred the opposing defense this year.

 

[cillerdo]

CRW has good things to say about Joey Tanona. He had lost a lot of weight after his injury while at Norte Dame. But it sounds like he might be ready to go this upcoming season. Starting OL?

“He came in, and he hadn’t played so he was undersized,” Walters added. “I say that for a guy who is 6’5, but for his position he was like 275 or 280. And he’s right around 310 now. He’s gained a lot of weight and you can tell he is getting back to being comfortable playing the game. And you see why he was as highly rated as he was coming out of high school now that’s healthy and confident.”

 

[pboiler18]

CRW has good things to say about Joey Tanona. He had lost a lot of weight after his injury while at Norte Dame. But it sounds like he might be ready to go this upcoming season. Starting OL?

“He came in, and he hadn’t played so he was undersized,” Walters added. “I say that for a guy who is 6’5, but for his position he was like 275 or 280. And he’s right around 310 now. He’s gained a lot of weight and you can tell he is getting back to being comfortable playing the game. And you see why he was as highly rated as he was coming out of high school now that’s healthy and confident.”

A definite X factor as most said it would be 2025 before he could be expected to even contribute in practice with his injuries.

Hoping if he does play and do well he doesn’t jet at the first chance.

 

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Can you please clean this up a little bit? Or am I destined to be a redshirt freshman all my life?