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"I'm still really, really solid to Purdue," Gregory said. "I've been talking to my coaches and telling people here and the schools that have been contacting me that I'm solid to Purdue. Right now, I feel like they're the best school for me and I haven't seen anything to change my mind or anything like that. "I'm honored all these other the Boilermakers. "These are drills Purdue's coaches do, schools are wanting to contact me but I'm just trying to get through this season and transfer back (to Purdue)." Class commitments Kendall Stephens and Bryson Scott remain included in the national top 100. Stephens, a shooting guard In Rivals.com's most recent of 2013 rankings, Purdue BASKETBALL RANKINGS from St. Charles (Ill.) East, is ranked No. 56 nationally. Scott, a guard from Northrop High School in Fort Wayne, is ranked 77th. Stephens and Scott join India- napolis Lawrence North forward Basil Smotherman as Purdue's three commitments for the class that will sign in November. tion of Purdue's Recreational Sports Center, the basketball program took its annual elite camp to Westfield Because of the on-going renova- PURDUE HOLDS ELITE CAMP ing the camp. "They want to give us a feel of what Purdue's all about. Coming down here when I have an offer from them is good because I get to be around them and they get to be around me, so it helps build our relationship. " Ash said, follow- notables at the camp were junior big man prospect Mack Mer- cer; Class of 2015 prospects of inter- est Michael Benkert, Bronson Kessinger, Glynn Watson and Ryan Welage; Among other " ... all the fun Class of 2015 guard Jordan Ash was one of the headliner recruits at Purdue's basketball elite camp this past weekend. High School near Indianapolis, drawing a robust field of prospects to the event. Among them was Chicago soph- Brian Neubert various rising fresh- men from Indiana and surrounding states, including very prom- ising Kentucky guard Quentin Goodin and West Lafayette's Nai Carlisle, son of Purdue sports performance coach Duane Carlisle. and omore-to-be Jordan Ash, who al- ready holds a scholarship offer from Some of Purdue's recruits' no- FOOTBALL COMMITMENT TRACKER GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • volume 23, express 1 • 29 YourWindow_GoldandBlack_August10_electronic.indd 1 8/20/2010 2:26:24 PM ... all the food ... all the comfort ... all the services table results from this past weekend: R His offense ravaged by in- jury, Etling struggled in Terre Haute South's 27-10 rivalry game loss to Terre Haute North, completing 8-of- 16 passes for 84 yards, hitting on just two passes aſter halſtime. R Strauser made 16 tackles from his middle linebacker position in St. Thomas More's season-open- Central for 146 rushing yards and three scores in a 49-6 Lake Central win. He also caught three passes for 60 yards. R Safety Austin Logan made seven tackles and broke up two passes in Tallahassee Florida High School's 26-23 win over Jefferson County. j ing win at Olympia (Ill.). R Yancey tore up East Chicago