This is very cool. I've been really disappointed in The Matt Painter Show this season... why did they stop having players on the show? The bit that the BT Network did on Evan Turner really changed my impression of him... He's a great guy. Sometimes we all get caught up in our own expectations and forget that these guys are human and, yes, still kids. Seeing them in an interview is an important part of keeping everything in perspective. I'm proud to call these guys Boilermakers.
ET seems like a good dude...but he loves himself some Evan.
I do like these Boilers...seem like good guys. I agree about Painter's show- I recorded it a few times but stopped as it was even bad when compared to other locally-produced coach shows.
LewJack is vital to any chance of anything significant happening in the next three weeks...no doubt.
I love -- LOVE -- how these videos humanize the guys.... JJ's voice always makes me laugh a little -- he kind of sounds like a young kid, doesn't he? Which reminds us that these guys ARE kids.... especially to old dudes like us.
I like Lewis more than ever from these b/c he's actually pretty thoughtful and does a good job with these.
I also like that Wohlford is stronger than Kramer. You know that's getting back to CK.... in a good way.
I still put oney on Kramer playing Football next year. He did say "well, right now", which means in my mind he has no idea.
I have also been totally disappointed with the Matt Painter Show - what a joke it is. It doesn't look like a show that is being produced in 2010 - that's for sure. Who could a guy write to Bitch someone out about this?
If you haven't seen it, check out The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2010 that airs throughout the week on the Big Ten Network. This week's episode has a lot of Purdue content. The show gives a wonderful inside view of the players and coaches -- and as J Money put it, it humanizes the guys.
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I like LewJack's confidence, but I'm sorry to hear I won't be able to buy myself a Kramer football jersey for next year.
This is very cool. I've been really disappointed in The Matt Painter Show this season... why did they stop having players on the show? The bit that the BT Network did on Evan Turner really changed my impression of him... He's a great guy. Sometimes we all get caught up in our own expectations and forget that these guys are human and, yes, still kids. Seeing them in an interview is an important part of keeping everything in perspective. I'm proud to call these guys Boilermakers.
ET seems like a good dude...but he loves himself some Evan.
I do like these Boilers...seem like good guys. I agree about Painter's show- I recorded it a few times but stopped as it was even bad when compared to other locally-produced coach shows.
LewJack is vital to any chance of anything significant happening in the next three weeks...no doubt.
I love -- LOVE -- how these videos humanize the guys.... JJ's voice always makes me laugh a little -- he kind of sounds like a young kid, doesn't he? Which reminds us that these guys ARE kids.... especially to old dudes like us.
I like Lewis more than ever from these b/c he's actually pretty thoughtful and does a good job with these.
I also like that Wohlford is stronger than Kramer. You know that's getting back to CK.... in a good way.
looks cool, wish i could hear it
I still put oney on Kramer playing Football next year. He did say "well, right now", which means in my mind he has no idea.
I have also been totally disappointed with the Matt Painter Show - what a joke it is. It doesn't look like a show that is being produced in 2010 - that's for sure. Who could a guy write to Bitch someone out about this?
If you haven't seen it, check out The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2010 that airs throughout the week on the Big Ten Network. This week's episode has a lot of Purdue content. The show gives a wonderful inside view of the players and coaches -- and as J Money put it, it humanizes the guys.
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