WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Darrell Hazell has been busy since football camp opened earlier this month.
The new Purdue coach spent his first week installing the offense. This week, he’ll talk about execution. Next week, the message is anybody’s guess, but you can bet Hazell will have one. He always does.
The man who turned around Kent State’s moribund program is now trying to revive the Boilermakers. They open the season on the road Aug. 31 against Cincinnati.
