We’re on the cusp of signing the best recruiting class in at least 15 years for Purdue Football. It is a critical class because not only does it provide a significant talent boost, it provides depth. For example: the recent departure of Tobias Larry from the program leaves us with only five scholarship linebackers for the bowl game. The injury to Lorenzo Neal leaves us perilously thin on the defensive line, which happens to be adding a wealth of talent in the 2019 class. We have just one more game to play before the 2019 class arrives with high expectations.
2018 Early Signing Day: Where Does Purdue Stand?
