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GOLD AND BLACK ILLUSTRATED VOLUME 27, ISSUE 4 65 has always looked at ways to increase the reach of the basketball program and the school as a whole. His most recent efforts have been getting Pur- due logos placed on barns around the state of Indiana. He's already had success with the Purdue logo and Rick Mount tribute on a couple of silos just north of Leb- anon. In addition, he did the legwork to get the motion P logo updated on a barn that smacks motorists in the face when exiting off I-65 southbound at the State Road 43 exit. "It makes sense for us due to our strong background in agriculture," said Bloom, who wishes he had more time to devote to finding locations. "There is so much potential there. I have had 10 people reach out to me following the Mount project and they want to be involved. The more you do it, the more it will take off. All of it builds on something we have an abundance of (and) that is tradition." Another reinforcement of Purdue's proud past in men's hoops has been the bobblehead giveaways in recent years. It served as a feel-good project for connecting Boilermaker legends to their adoring fans, pretty much as it did when those legends were on the court. It gave a reason to end the estrangement for the greatest scorer in its history when Mount returned early in 2016. It's also served as a con- venient excuse for Joe Barry Carroll and Glenn Robinson to return, two players who don't visit Mackey Are- na yearly. The added effect has been introducing younger fans like Paint Crew members to the legends of Pur- due basketball. "It is our most popular promotion," said Peludat, who calls the annual Rates, terms & conditions effective as of 12/21/16. Subject to credit approval. Property insurance required. Other restrictions may apply, see bank for details. Variable rate based on The Wall Street Journal prime rate plus a factor, currently 4.24% for a line amount of $5,000. APRs based on a loan-to-value of 80% or less, may be higher depending on certain credit factors and include a .25% rate reduction for automatic payment from an Old National checking account. Max APR is 21%. Initial $50 annual fee waived. Additional closing costs may apply if title insurance is required. Balloon payment may be required to pay this loan in full. Minimum monthly payment equal to the interest that accrued on the outstanding balance during the preceding billing cycle or $50, whichever is greater. As permitted, if the line is closed within 3 years the prepayment penalty fee is the lesser of 1% of principal balance or $350. 1216-019 DJP (12/16) Use the equity in your home to unlock a low rate on a Home Equity Line from Old National and we'll waive the closing costs! Visit us online: oldnational.com/heloc Home Equity Line Low Rates + No Closing Costs!