2020 Top-50 recruit Ethan Morton explains why he committed to Purdue
Posted May 12, 2019
Ethan Morton's college decision came down to not one special moment but an accumulation of them. He took note of the impressive crowd support when he visited Mackey Arena for a non-conference game early in the 2017-18 season. He slowly developed a relationship with Purdue coach Matt Painter, who made multiple trips to western Pennsylvania.
(Lafayette Journal & Courier)
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