Purdue football begins fall camp with 53 new players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 8:03 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Purdue football commenced fall camp on August 5, aiming to improve from last season's 2-10 record. With 53 new faces on the roster and changes in coaching staff, the team faces challenges as they prepare for their season opener against Indiana State on September 4. The return of quarterback Ryan Browne and the addition of playmakers are expected to bolster the offensive unit, while defensive coordinator Kevin Kane receives a second chance to improve a struggling defense. Injury resilience will also be crucial for a more competitive season, with only one minor injury setback reported as of now.
- •Purdue starts fall camp with a focus on rebuilding.
- •Ryan Browne returns as starting quarterback with new weapons.
- •Kevin Kane reassumes role as defensive coordinator with changes.
- •Injuries hindered key players last season; depth improves this year.
- •Team targets postseason football after a tough previous year.
- 8:03 AMYahoo Sports — Can Purdue football turn around after a tough year?
"Purdue football begins fall camp with 53 new faces as the team looks to rebound from a difficult 2-10 season.
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