Former Purdue wing Myles Colvin is transferring to Wake Forest, according to multiple reports. He will have two years of ...

Colvin and Heide join teammates Brian Waddell and Will Berg in seeking new teams for the 2025-26 season. Purdue fans on Reddit reacted to Heide and Colvin's departures. "Cash rules everything ...

According to multiple reports, Heide has entered the transfer portal. He joins Myles Colvin, Will Berg and Brian Waddell among Boilermakers who are exploring their options for next season.

He becomes the fourth Boilermaker to enter the transfer portal since a Sweet 16 loss to Houston last Friday, joining Brian Waddell, Will Berg and Myles Colvin. Sam King covers sports for the ...

Just hours after Purdue basketball faced a gut-wrenching defeat to Houston in the Sweet 16, the Boilermakers saw their first player enter the transfer portal: Brian Waddell. This early move opens ...

Brian Waddell, a Purdue legacy, has had a tumultuous career with the Boilermakers. After redshirting his true freshman year due to an ACL injury, Waddell faced an uphill battle to gain consistent ...

Will Berg and Brian Waddell preceded him. Unlike them, Colvin was a mainstay rotation player this past season, his second with the program. The Heritage Christian grad, the son of former Purdue ...

Berg, who started three games for Matt Painter this season, becomes the second Boilermaker to exit the team behind redshirt junior Brian Waddell. The move comes days after the program's 62-60 loss ...

Ferguson’s statement came in his reporting of in-state fan-favorite Brian Waddell hitting the portal on Sunday. Waddell, as Ferguson notes, is a fan-favorite due to his local ties, not his on ...

Junior Brian Waddell declared his intention to leave Saturday morning, Verbal Commits reported. Hailing from Carmel, Indiana, the forward redshirted his freshman year after tearing his ACL and ...

Purdue legacy forward Brian Waddell has entered his name in the NCAA transfer portal. He is the first Boilermaker to explore new opportunities this offseason.

Carmel native Brian Waddell entered the transfer portal late Saturday morning, per Verbal Commits. Waddell, a 6-foot-7, 195-pound forward, played seldomly but drew the awe of fans, many of whom ...