
Purdue Basketball Lands Commitment From Elite 2027 Point Guard
A big recruiting win for Purdue!

A big recruiting win for Purdue!
I went to Purdue and live in Vancouver. Purdue men’s basketball team will visit Vancouver in July. Any suggestions who I should ask or how I can find out which hotel they will stay at? I just want to have an opportunity to meet team and welcome them to Canada.
A second way-too-early projection for Purdue’s 2026-27 starting lineup.
I’m a big football fan from Canada, who has gotten into college football because of the video games coming out again, and I’m wondering if Purdue is a good school for me to become a fan of.
I’ve been a Colts fan for over 20 years, all because of Peyton Manning.
There’s not a lot of ways to watch NCAA in Canada but recently on DAZN they’ve added the Big 10. I don’t want to bandwagon with Indiana, or go with the big ones in Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, etc.
Should I follow Purdue?
They weren’t drafted, but both Fletcher Loyer and Oscar Cluff were picked up as UDFAs
Braden Smith went 38th overall to The Indiana Pacers via The Chicago Bulls.
Trey Kaufman Renn went 59th overall to The Minnesota Timberwolves.
Good night for Purdue Basketball
Something to keep an eye on
Here’s when the four former Boilers will be playing.
It’s really cool to hear Chris Fowler talk about this game.
Purdue basketball is headed to Canada next month. Details on the trip.
This would be an interesting landing spot for Braden Smith
Can the pipe that is circled be removed? It just branches off of the lower pipe and rejoins it, the valves on it are closed and always have been.
The bottom pipe in this image goes into the boiler and allows water to be added to bring the pressure up. The part that is circled branches off the pipe, turns downward, and rejoins it, with what I think is an ancient regulator of sorts? On the circled pipe, the valves have always been closed and it seems to do nothing (other than drip and it's corroding).
My question is, can the part of the circled pipe be removed without harm, leaving the pipe/valve that can be used to add water to the boiler?
I hope this makes sense, I can clarify if needed.