who knows, he's the 3rd big man in carolina's class, but he did thank the university of Purdue so maybe a southern school is best for him.
We should stockpile 2017 scholarships so we can really go after great players in 2018.
I actually agree with you on this one. I would have been really surprised if he didn't go with Martin after reading comments from his coach about his relationship with Martin and I really was just hoping for one of Ewing and Haase.
We should stockpile 2017 scholarships so we can really go after great players in 2018.
Exactly this.....I mentioned this many times.......he rules down there.....
Who said that (Try thinking positive instead of putting negative words in my mouth)......if you don't try you may never succeed.
Good question.....I would say him and his staff have good pockets nationwide...some in Texas, some in Southern Illinois/Missouri area, some in Louisiana area, some in Indianapolis/Ft. Wayne/The Region area and some in the northeast/New England States.
Try thinking about what you write before you post it. Look, I get that Painter is your friend-ish. I stand by my friends as well...probably to a fault. But this class is a catastrophic failure from what he was gambling on. This should be the nail in his coffin in a year (depending on who leaves this year) or two.
I live in Columbia and USC's bball arena fills up as much as Purdue's football stadium (sorry, had to go there) Football is king and baseball is a close second. Basketball is an afterthought. At least it is easy to get into a D1 game for little expense. It will be interesting to follow this young mans development under Martin. I have grown to appreciate Martin as a coach though and his recruiting has been picking up.
If he goes to the Final Four this year, then he's my hero. Short of that...he's had enough time, and he's had the resources.
Your a joke.....move on negative twit and back to ignore button for you.
It's fans like you that hold Purdue sports back. Ignore away.
Chevy isn't holding anything back.It's fans like you that hold Purdue sports back. Ignore away.
It's fans like you that hold Purdue sports back. Ignore away.
From the 2nd biggest troll on the board.
Nash: Explain what you mean by that. I'm assuming you mean that by being positive no matter what he is settling and that allows the school to be complacent??It's fans like you that hold Purdue sports back. Ignore away.
Continuing to polish and support the status quo, when the status quo is sub-par, is ignorant but understandable given the sports upbringing many have had. Lashing out at anyone who can see the truth is what holds Purdue back. It creates a bunkered, us against the world mentality with many fans. They latch on to a mediocre coach because they feel like he's one of their own, make excuses for him and try to ensure his job security. Purdue deserves more.
So far they are only sub par by your expectations. In reality the results are above average are climbing. It's really a shame that you are so blinded by your agenda that you can't see it.
I guess he wasted a lot of money pursuing all the guys who said "no", eh? Maybe we should just recruit those kids that will say "yes". That way we won't waste any money. Got any idea which kids we should pursue? How is your crystal ball working?
You don't know much about sales, do you?I guess he wasted a lot of money pursuing all the guys who said "no", eh? Maybe we should just recruit those kids that will say "yes". That way we won't waste any money. Got any idea which kids we should pursue? How is your crystal ball working?
Actually, If you really think about it, you made an asinine comment and you should not be surprised people are calling you on it.
You don't know much about sales, do you?
I don't believe for a second that Cubs fans were responsible for the drought. The fans have provided a massive advantage, as they have been historically for the Yankees, Red Sox, and Dodgers.
