Surprised...jump off the ledge or understandable?

[Schnelk]

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Thanks TJ.

 

[tjreese]

Thanks TJ.

I actually ordered it just to have for no particular reason other than it being cheap

 

[Do Dah Day]

I actually ordered it just to have for no particular reason other than it being cheap

Liver's cheap today at Kroger!

 

[tjreese]

Liver's cheap today at Kroger!

Can't do liver.

 

[Do Dah Day]

Can't do liver.

that was my point ... buying something you don't need just because it's cheap

 

[Purdue Grad in Texas]

The purpose of the game (other than charity) was to learn where you are and what you do well and need to improve. In the past some coaches have asked the other to play such and such to see how they do against it. Grace is an exhibition game this wed that hopefully allows more to play since I doubt it tells near as much to the older players as Arkansas did. As far as I know Arkansas was different than any previous exhibition game Purdue has played in that it was played like a real game in an away hostile site with talented players that should be tough for Purdue to play

Definitely not the typical exhibition game from my memory (which admittedly is diminishing each day somewhat like radium..... ). If I heard right, it was Painter's first exhibition loss @ Purdue. Still, all in all a very good test and regardless of the line-up juggling/logjams, etc. should pay dividends down the line regardless - despite losing the game.

Last time I can recall there was this kind of buzz concerning a Purdue exhibition game was back in 1982 - when the Boilers took down a very good Soviet National team.....THAT was quite a show!

 

[Carlboiler]

I mean it's to early to tell let's see how Maui goes we play the tide let's see how that goes Arizona big ten it's early I think Waddell Colvin and heide going to help us at some point this year we will be fine

 

[tjreese]

Definitely not the typical exhibition game from my memory (which admittedly is diminishing each day somewhat like radium..... ). If I heard right, it was Painter's first exhibition loss @ Purdue. Still, all in all a very good test and regardless of the line-up juggling/logjams, etc. should pay dividends down the line regardless - despite losing the game.

Last time I can recall there was this kind of buzz concerning a Purdue exhibition game was back in 1982 - when the Boilers took down a very good Soviet National team.....THAT was quite a show!

Purdue lost one, but it has been several years ago I believe

 

[tjreese]

that was my point ... buying something you don't need just because it's cheap

Well...you are correct. I do NOT need it, but it might also be cheap entertainment?

 

[Purdue Grad in Texas]

Purdue lost one, but it has been several years ago I believe

Think the last exhibition loss before this one was under Gene Keady, TJ - 02-'03 season against the Harlem Globetrotters. The Boilers also lost to the Globetrotters in '00-'01.

 

[tjreese]

Think the last exhibition loss before this one was under Gene Keady, TJ - 02-'03 season against the Harlem Globetrotters. The Boilers also lost to the Globetrotters in '00-'01.

I think Providence beat them (secret game) when they allowed their center 8 fouls

 

[Purdue Grad in Texas]

I think Providence beat them (secret game) when they allowed their center 8 fouls

Oh, ok - wasn't counting the scrimmages - don't think those are "officially" included in the Purdue records of games. That was also supposed to be a secret - now you've done it.

 

[Chi-Boiler]

that was my point ... buying something you don't need just because it's cheap

It could be free....