Drew Schneider is a Co-Site Manager at Hammer and Rails. He covers football and basketball for Shaking the Southland and Bring on the Cats, showcasing his expertise in competitive and professional sports. Drew's work has been featured in Hammer & Rails, Yahoo Sports, COLORADO CLEMSON CLUB, NewsBreak, Pool Magazine, and MSN.
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Drew Schneider's coverage is heavily focused on college sports, particularly basketball and football. He appears to provide investment analysis related to sports as well. If you are looking to reach out, consider providing insights or commentary on upcoming games, player performances, coaching strategies, or broader trends in college athletics.
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As a local journalist covering sports in West Lafayette, Indiana, he may also be interested in stories involving athletes from the area or issues directly affecting the community around him.
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Purdue has two pieces in place with the return of Hudauri Hines and Smiley Bradford. Who will join them in the secondary?
Purdue has 5 players fighting for 2 starting safety spots heading into fall camp in what should be a hotly contested battle.
The Boilermakers ease into the season with a home game against FCS Indiana State.
By: Drew Schneider
Only 31 days until Purdue takes the field against Indiana State.
Kansas State brought in much-needed reinforcements at safety, but a future star could already be on the roster.
Kansas State kicks off the 2026 season, and Coach Klein kicks off his coaching career against FCS Nicholls State.
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Wake Forest is reloading after a historically good 2025 season, after losing most of its core to the portal or graduation. Purdue desperately needs to win this game.
Preseason All-ACC selection Will Heldt is primed for a dominant season, but the other starting spot is up for grabs in fall camp.
