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Gold and Black Illustrated is published to be delivered by mail every month (bi-monthly) in late August, October, December, February, April and June. Periodicals postage paid at Lafayette, Ind., and additional offices. Known office of publication is 2605 Yeager Road, West Lafayette, IN 47906. GOLD AND BLACK ILLUSTRATED (USPS 010-447). Subscription rates: $57.95 ($62.05 for Indiana subscribers). Foreign rates: Available upon request. POSTMASTER: Send change of address form to: Gold and Black Illustrated, 2605 Yeager Road West Lafayette, IN 47906. Publisher assumes no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. All letters to Gold and Black Illustrated will be treated as intended for publication and are subject to Gold and Black Illustrated's right to edit and comment editorially. The Boilers, Inc. officers, shareholder, staff and contributors are not and never have been sanctioned by Purdue University. The views expressed do not represent those of Purdue or its employees. 2016-17 BASKETBALL VOLUME 27, ISSUE 2 Men's Basketball 10 High Octane Boilermakers expect to score 18 Confidence Key Vincent Edwards going to next level 26 Bigger Role Isaac Haas takes over in the middle 30 In Focus In Year 2, Caleb Swanigan ready for spotlight 36 Welcome Back Frank Kendrick reconnects with Purdue family Women's Basketball 48 Getting Stronger Boilermakers want hard-nosed style 54 Opening Up Ashley Morrissette ready to lead Football 64 Moving On Purdue starts search for new coach 70 Roses Remembered Fifty years later, the Boilermakers celebrate trip Off The Tracks 6 From the publisher 8 Vs. 9 Editor's take 22 Painter Q&A 58 Versyp Q&A 72 Volleyball's Faye Adelaja 76 Olympic sports features Forwards Vincent Ed- wards (left) and Caleb Swanigan endured a couple photo shoots, showing both their serious and fun sides. Tom Campbell On the Cover Forwards Caleb Swanigan and Vincent Edwards have Purdue fans thinking big. It's likely if the Boilermakers are to have a successful season — and, mostly important, a deep NCAA Tournament run — it'll be on the backs of this dynamic duo. Photo by Paul Sadler