Coach Gene Keady looks over the lineups in locker room before game with Justin Jennings and Robbie Hummel looking on. (Tom Campbell)
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David Teague shakes the hand of Ed Kennedy before the game. Teague was a standout guard from 2003-07 and now lives in Indianapolis. (Tom Campbell)
Larry Clisby and Todd Mitchell (1985-88) rekindle their long standing friendship. (Tom Campbell)
New Boilermaker Hall of Famer Frank Kendrick indicates to Coach Matt Painter he is gassed during the second half of the alumni game. Kendrick was the oldest player on the court (he will be 65 on Sept. 11) but logged some serious minutes and scored a couple of hoops. (Tom Campbell)
Cardinal grabs a rebound over Matt Kiefer as the alumni game became intense in the final minutes. As it seems to have done in the most recent alumni contents, the game came down to the last second with the Gold winning a tight one. (Tom Campbell)
In the last minutes of the game, Keady argues with the referee about not having a clock violation called, but the referee responded back to Keady "I went to IU and I can't count to 10" which brought a laugh from the crowd. (Tom Campbell)
Always playing to the crowd and camera, Cardinal remains a favorite among Purdue fans. (Tom Campbell)
A estimated crowd of 3,500 made if for the alumni and team scrimmage. (Tom Campbell)
Many of the fans were eager to get a first look at Carsen Edwards. The freshman guard responded with 11 points, six assists and three rebounds. (Tom Campbell)
Isaac Haas (44) and Caleb Swanigan were impressive. Swanigan led all rebounders with nine, and Haas was the third highest scorer with 16.
