Purdue Football Loses Second Commitment from 2025 Class on Thanksgiving

Purdue lost another commitment on Thanksgiving. Three-star offensive tackle Kuol Kuol flipped his verbal pledge to Iowa State on Thursday.
A Purdue Boilermakers helmet sits on the sidelines
A Purdue Boilermakers helmet sits on the sidelines / Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images

Purdue's 2025 recruiting class has taken another hit. Kuol Kuol, a three-star offensive tackle, announced that he was flipping his commitment to Iowa State on Thanksgiving Day. He was the second player to from the Boilermakers on the holiday.

Kuol, a 6-foo6, 260-pound offensive tackle, had initially committed to Purdue back in July. He announced his decision with a social media post on X.

"After much consideration and talk with the people most important to me, I have decided to make the very difficult decision to decommit from Purdue University," Kuol wrote. "This really has been a conflicting choice, but I feel is what's best for my academic and athletic development moving forward.

"With that being said, I'd like to announce my commitment to Iowa State University."

Kuol is a native of Dayton, Ohio and has earned a three-star rating from 247Sports. He joins an Iowa State class that ranks 53rd in the country.

Purdue coach Ryan Walters has seen a number of players decommit in the 2025 class as it endures a 1-10 season on the field. The Boilermakers' now ranked No. 92 in the 2025 recruiting class and sit last in the Big Ten.

Earlier on Thanksgiving, Purdue lost a commitment from three-star linebacker Grant Beerman, who flipped his pledge to Illinois.

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