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GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • VOLUME 25, EXPRESS 6 • 37 ville Class of 2015 running back Ke'Shawn Vaughn in for an official visit. Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Ken- tucky, Louisville and Wisconsin are among his other offers. COMMITMENT'S STATUS IN QUESTION It remains to be seen whether running back commitment Rob Ennis will remain part of Purdue's class. According to media reports in New Jersey, the 17-year-old from Millville High School is facing charg- es of aggravated assault following a Saturday night incident in which he allegedly punched a female in the face at a beauty pageant. The girl involved has also been charged with simple assault, ac- cording to the South Jersey Times. It is expected that Purdue will let at least some measure of the le- gal process run its course, but suf- fice to say Ennis' scholarship status with the program is very much in jeopardy. WOMEN LAND COMMITMENT Sharon Versyp and her staff landed their fourth 2015 commit- ment when Louisville Assumption center Nora Kiesler committed during her official visit. The 6-6 senior-to-be canceled remaining visits to Kan- sas and Michigan State. "I always wanted to go to a school that has a great academic pro- gram as well as basket- ball," Kiesler said. "And Purdue fit that mold. And this weekend, I got to meet the girls and just realized how great their program is and how much I can grow, not only as a basketball player but as an overall person with Coach Ver- syp and that staff." ESPN.com ranks Kiesler as the No. 17 center nationally in her class. NOTEBOOK S Matt Painter and his staff offered a scholarship to Class of 2017 Indianapolis Park Tudor for- ward Jaren Jackson Jr., an NBA leg- acy who's also being recruited by Michigan State, Michigan, UCLA, Stanford and Indiana, among oth- ers to this point. "I was very happy and sur- prised when it happened," Jack- son said. "I've been there multiple times now and they've expressed their interest in me. I thought (an offer) might be coming up soon. I just didn't know when. (Painter) definitely did it the right way by sitting me down and talking to me about it (in person)." Purdue also hosted an unoffi- cial from 2016 forward target Nick Ward and 2017 Fort Wayne big man Malik Williams, among others. Williams already holds an IU offer. S Purdue 2016 point guard target C.J. Walker was scheduled to visit West Lafayette last weekend but has had to resched- ule for this weekend. He was offered by Purdue in September. COMMITMENT TRACKER R Quarterback Eli- jah Sindelar: Playing just the first half in a 55-18 win over Ballard Memo- rial, the Caldwell County (Ky.) QB completed 21- of-25 passes for 347 yards and five touch- downs. In so doing, he moved into the top five all-time in Kentucky high school history in touchdown passes. R Running back Markell Jones: The Columbus East running back ran for 265 yards and five touchdowns on 16 carries in a 67-7 victory at Floyd Central. Through six games, Jones has run for 23 touchdowns and is just 33 yards shy of 1,500. R Running back Tario Fuller: Lanier High School (Ga.) beat Lo- ganville 28-14. Fuller ran for a one- yard touchdown, with 30 yards on 11 carries. R Linebacker Markus Bailey: Hilliard (Ohio) Davidson lost 21-20 to Central Crossing in overtime. Bailey made 11 tackles on defense and carried eight times on offense for 34 yards and Davidson's over- time touchdown. R Linebacker Sawyer Dawson: Plant City High School lost 24-20 to Bloomingdale High School. Daw- son made two tackles and broke up a pass. j Center Nora Kiesler gave the women's basketball program their fourth 2015 commitment. Download... An updated GoldandBlack.com mobile App For the Android and iPhone at Google Play and the App Store