We’re all bummed out about Caleb’s decision to spread his wings and fly off to the NBA (for selfish reasons of course, I’m happy that Caleb is going to have the opportunity to reach his dream of playing in the NBA and disappointed that I won’t get a chance to watch him tear up the Big10 next season) after dominating the Big10 last season, but take heart Boilermakers, Purdue has been in this situation before, and they did surprisingly well.
Purdue started the 1994-1995 season with a veteran roster and plenty of questions. How would Purdue replace Glenn Robinson’s otherworldly 30 and 10 stat line with a team full of solid complimentary players?