What do you mean Purdue fans aren’t used to getting highly-ranked recruits? You act like Purdue is Minnesota or something.He played more today than his YTD average, so I really doubt anyone on their board is questioning his PT. That's why I couldn't figure out why you were using him as an example when people were talking about Colvin and his playing time.
I personally have given up any hope that Colvin is going to give us anything this year. So I really don't wring my hands about his lack of playing time. CMP has obviously decided he can't contribute, so my only concern about Colvin is him still being here next year.
The problem for most PU fans is we are not used to getting highly ranked recruits like Colvin. So when we do and they don't contribute right away, there is anger and worry. If CMP continues to get higher ranked recruits, there won't be as much concern when one of them isn't a rotation guy right away.
All the top 100ish guys (according to Rivals) I can think of are below:
2007
JaJuan Johnson -- 42
E’Twaun Moore -- 35
Robbie Hummel -- 75
Scott Martin -- 76
2008
n/a
2009
DJ Byrd -- 102
2010
Terone Johnson -- 51
Anthony Johnson -- 101
2011
n/a
2012
Ronnie Johnson -- 94
Rapheal Davis -- 96
AJ Hammons -- 77
2013
Bryson Scott -- 74
Kendall Stephens -- 61
2014
Isaac Haas -- 71
2015
Caleb Swanigan -- 19
2016
Carsen Edwards -- 91
2017
Nojel Eastern -- 77
2018
Eric Hunter -- 121 (4 star recruit)
Trevion Williams -- 128 (4 star recruit)
2019
Brandon Newman -- 85
2020
Ethan Morton - 88
Jaden Ivey -- 79
2021
Trey Kaufman-Renn -- 42
Caleb Furst -- 55
And this doesn't include Heide, Loyer, Colvin or Catchings.
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