For some, the summer is a time to get some rest and have time to yourself after an exhausting season and school year. For others, it’s a good time to have some fun and play around.
Sunday, two current Purdue basketball players, Dru Anthrop and D.J. Byrd, along with 2012 graduate Ryne Smith, made their own trick shot video, a phenomenon that has become popular on YouTube.
In their video, the shots aren’t so much tricky as they are shots connecting from long range. We’ve seen better. A lot better.
It is summer so their effort is at least worth something.
And will somebody please tell the camera operator to always record video horizontally on an iPhone.
Former Purdue forward Robbie Hummel was back in his home state to workout for the Indiana Pacers Friday. Hummel admitted that the last few weeks have been crazy and he feels like he’s been living in airports.
Hummel went through workouts for 11 different teams and has two more (Charlotte, Toronto) scheduled. Many teams will be cautious with Hummel, who has fought back from two …
There were a lot of emotions on the field Saturday night between Indiana and Purdue. The two in-state rivals were playing for a Big Ten Tournament Championship.
Tied at 5, top of the ninth, Purdue had two runners on. After a hit to third, the batter was out, one run scored (for the lead) and another player slid into third, taking out Indiana third baseman …
Sometimes, when egos get involved, poor decisions are made. Continuing the Crossroads Classic is not only great for the four big Indiana schools but it’s special for basketball fans.
The universities announced Tuesday that the classic — held downtown Indianapolis at Bankers Life Fieldhouse — will continue at least two more years.
The annual Saturday doubleheader features Indiana’s …
Social media has become an amazing tool for both individuals and groups to grow their brand, share their opinion and connect with others anywhere in the world.
As to whether athletes, specifically college athletes, should have twitter has been argued back in forth. Many coaches, like Purdue basketball coach Matt Painter, have banned twitter in-season.
I don’t like that decision for many reasons, but mostly …
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