Purdue conducted a thorough revamp of its secondary under new defensive coordinator Kevin Kane and returning defensive backs coach Charles Clark, as three starters departed the program. Join the throng who have become new members and you will enjoy the best #Purdue basketball, football and recruiting. So some of those one-on-one balls that go up, we have an opportunity, a true 50-50 opportunity to go make that play,” Clark said. Now, Purdue has five, along with several other smaller but skilled defensive backs to throw at opposing aerial attacks this fall. I’d say a lot of guys have different stories from the schools they were at previously.