Two full weeks have now passed since Purdue began fall camp, bringing the Boilermakers closer to their season opener against Indiana State on Sept. 4. Barry Odom's team was back to work on Friday, as it prepares for the final week of camp before entering prep week for the Sycamores.
For the first time since Zach Edey left, Purdue is facing some major questions heading into a college basketball season. The Boilermakers will have to replace a lot of production from the past two seasons, but head coach Matt Painter remains optimistic about the outlook for his program.
Months have passed since Enzo Shahrvin committed to play at Purdue. The calendar is approaching November, and the big man from France is still awaiting an answer on his eligibility status from the NCAA.
Purdue head coach Barry Odom wanted to mix some things up this week. On Wednesday night, the Boilermakers practiced at night, a way to give his team some experience later in the day before the start of the season.
Not only does Purdue have the challenge of playing five teams ranked in the Associated Press' Preseason Poll during the 2026 season, but it will also face nearly a dozen preseason All-American selections.
An official signing took a few extra months, but the Purdue women's basketball team has added Slovenian point guard Zoja Stirn to the 2026-27 roster. The program announced that she has officially signed with the Boilermakers for the upcoming season.
Purdue has earned a top-four seed in the NCAA Tournament in nine consecutive seasons, but ESPN's Joe Lunardi is predicting that streak will end this year.
Projected starting left tackle Joey Tanona is nursing a sprained ankle in fall camp, leaving Purdue's offensive line without its ankle for a period of time.
Purdue might miss some heavy hitters during the 2026 college football season, but it still plays a tough slate this fall. That was re-emphasized on Monday, when the Associated Press released its preseason poll for the upcoming year.
Purdue has reached the midway point of fall camp. Not only did the Boilermakers complete their first scrimmage of August over the weekend, but they're now nine practices in, working hard with that Sept.
Purdue is halfway through fall camp, and already one freshman is turning heads in West Lafayette. Brock Brownfield, a three-star lineman out of New Palestine, Ind., is the youngster worth buying stock on with the 2026 season just around the corner.
You could probably run down a long list of the ways Purdue is in a better situation during fall camp than where it stood a year ago. One thing stands out more than the rest, though, and it's something that brought a smile to coach Barry Odom's face when discussing it.
More than a full week in to fall camp, Purdue is going to hit the field this weekend for its first scrimmage. It's an opportunity for head coach Barry Odom and his staff to get an early look at his team in a game-like setting.
On the final day of practice before Purdue holds its first scrimmage of fall camp, the defensive end room talked about its expectations for the upcoming season.
Earlier this week, Purdue welcomed a legend back to campus. Newly inducted Pro Football Hall of Famer Drew Brees stopped by practice on Monday, fresh off a weekend-long celebration in Canton.
After a day away from the field, Purdue returned on Thursday for its sixth practice of fall camp. The quarterbacks were at the forefront in West Lafayette, as individuals from that room met with reporters to talk about their growth and development so far.
If you tossed out a general question about what Purdue needed to improve upon from last season, you'd probably receive more than a dozen different answers, and all of them would be valid.
During the summer months, Purdue may have had some of its biggest recruiting wins under head coach Matt Painter. In May, the Boilermakers landed four-star center and Indianapolis native Isaiah Hill, the highest-rated commit in program history.
Coming away with any extreme conclusion after just a week of fall camp is extremely difficult. While we can make plenty of observations and read into what members of the coaching staff are (and aren't) saying, nobody will really know what this Purdue team can accomplish until it hosts Wake Forest on Sept.
The first full week of fall camp is in the books in West Lafayette. Purdue, which started camp last Thursday, has now completed five practices and is inching closer to the season-opening kickoff against Indiana State on sept.
Purdue's fifth practice of fall camp is in the books, and the team is getting closer to its first scrimmage in August. On Tuesday, defensive backs coach and defensive passing game coordinator Charles Clark spoke to reporters about the progress at the position.
Ryan Browne has secured Purdue's starting quarterback job. After starting all 12 games last season, head coach Barry Odom has expressed nothing but confidence in the junior gunslinger, providing the Boilermakers with some certainty at the game's most important position.
Purdue’s new athletic director did not exactly make the best first impression in his introductory press conference. The Boilermakers introduced Tommy McClelland to the media on Thursday, and his initial prepared statement included a jab at rival Indiana that did not exactly land.