Wow, I remember my first time name calling, that said, I sure do!....
Robbie Hummel, Jajuan Johnson, E'twaun Moore, The BIG DOG, arguably the best college basketball player EVER to play the game, the REAL Glen Robinson (see my profile picture with ALL those trophies..., yeah, that guy!), Cuonzo Martin, Brian Cardinal, Brad Miller, Carl Landry, Rick Mount (arguably the best shooter to ever play the game), and John Wooden, the best head coach of all time...
Wow, that was easy, and it took about 2 minutes...
Anybody else want to look like an idiot? Even though posting on the rival teams board pretty much does insinuates your obsession with our program and makes you look like an idiot all by itself... And then getting owned on 2 posts...
Your argument premise is flawed. You list great players who played at Purdue in the past, and somehow this proves that Purdue is great at recruiting players (like Eastern, remember the original point of this post) who commit or decide late in the process. Listing all these names is off-topic and proves/ shows nothing. Nor does listing guys who didn't pick Purdue. The entire premise is off.
But you really lose credibility with this quote; you glasses are clearly black and gold colored. "The BIG DOG, arguably the best college basketball player EVER to play the game." I'm a Glen fan and he definitely deserved player of the year and all those awards, but really, he isn't even close to one of the top ten or twenty college players of all time, not at all. You really come off as a silly fan making that statement.
This site lists the 100 college players of all-time. He didn't even make the top 100. http://www.americasbestonline.com/Cbasketball.htm
ESPN listed the top 75; sorry, he didn't make the top 75. http://www.espn.com/ncb/feature/video/_/page/Top75players/ncaa-75-college-basketball
So really, you can't intelligently debate that Glen is "arguably the best college player ever to play the game". In fact, I would argue that's he's not even the best player in the history of Purdue, great as he was.
I would also argue that you're a great Purdue fan, but you love of Purdue has blinded your perspective on the history of college basketball more than a little bit.