Purdue Boilermakers NCAA Football News

Gerad Parker and his fellow Purdue assistants need no tutorial on what the state of Texas means to the Boilers' program.

Iowa Offensive Coordinator Greg Davis is on the road evaluating quarterbacks this week.

When Chip Kelly was asked what to make out of Dennis Kelly playing at starting right tackle over first-round pick Lane Johnson last week, Chip Kelly responded that "it's May 13." Well Monday was May 20, and the lineup is the same.

Offensive lineman Robert Castaneda committed to Kansas State earlier this year, but has continued to be heavily recruited by Texas Tech.

It was the elephant in the room during the Big Ten's spring meetings. The conference isn't the football power it once was.

Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz talks with cornerback Micah Hyde during the first half or their college football game against Purdue Saturday, Nov.

Purdue extended a scholarship offer to Mardre London, a running back prospect from a Florida power program.

Noah Furbush has quickly become one of Ohio's hottest prospects while staying out of the limelight of the recruiting process.

The rivalry between Purdue and Notre Dame dates back to 1946. Ever since Red Mackey reached out to Notre Dame athletic director Moose Krause, the two schools have met 84 times.

Cincinnati became the first BCS program to offer Clarkston defensive tackle David Beedle, who talks about his interest in the Bearcats and who else has been in to see him.

With Ronnie Larue, it's never been a question of mentality or athletic ability, but rather one of where exactly he fits on the football field and where he will excel at the next level.

Hazell has visited with Boilermaker fans-from seeing students in the dorms to visiting with alumni groups throughout the country-all with the goal of filling "The Furnace," Ross-Ade Stadium.

Darrell Hazell basks in his football coaching honeymoon. He has yet to lose a game at Purdue.

Carolina Panthers rookie running back Kenjon Barner reaches out for to make a pass reception during the team's rookie minicamp on Friday.

In the first edition of a weekly series, Boiler Sports Report goes in-depth in Purdue's football recruiting efforts.

The 305 pound Schmeig takes Shipley's roster spot, leaving the Colts with three centers, two of them being rookies.

Taking the place of the hotly debated A.Q. Shipley is Center Rick Schmeig out of Purdue.

Bears tight end Kyle Adams is part of an organization that's in the process of building an orphanage for up to 36 less fortunate children in Haiti.

After the Ohio State football program went undefeated with a record of 12-0 in 2012, expectations are sky-high for the Buckeyes heading into the 2013 season.

Hamilton Southeastern junior wide receiver Cameron Polk had a big day at the NIKE Football Training Camp in Chicago.