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  1. purduesports.com › mens-basketball › rosterBraden Smith - Men's Basketball - Purdue Boilermakers

    PERSONAL. • Born July 25, 2003. • Majoring in exploratory studies. • Son of Dustin and Ginny Smith. • Mother, Ginny, was Arkansas' Miss Basketball in 1997 and was Westfield's girls high school coach from 2016-22. • Father, Dustin, is a coach with Grand Park Premier (AAU). Braden Smith (3) Guard - • Career Stats / Game-by-Game Stats ...

  2. www.pff.com › nfl › playersBraden Smith | Indianapolis Colts T | NFL and PFF stats

    Mar 25, 1996 · DOB 1996-03-25 ( 28.2) Height 6' 6". Weight 312. Speed 5.22. College Auburn Tigers. Draft Year 2018. Draft Team Indianapolis Colts. Round 2. Selection 37.

  3. www.colts.com › team › players-rosterBraden Smith - Colts.com

    COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS: Played in 53 games (41 starts) in four seasons (2014-17) as an offensive lineman at Auburn. Started in 41 consecutive games, beginning with the final game of his freshman year ...

  4. 247sports.com › Player › Braden-Smith-46099843Braden Smith, Purdue, Point Guard - 247Sports

    Braden Smith is a 5-10, 165-pound Point Guard from Westfield, IN. Add Timeline Events. Timeline

  5. www.youtube.com › watchBraden Smith Quieting the Doubters | Purdue Basketball - YouTube

    Jan 30, 2024 · Braden Smith has quieted more than his share of doubters this season. The Journey profiles No. 2 Pur... "I think proving people wrong is kind of my life story."

    • 8 min
    • 22.8K
    • Big Ten Network

  6. www.instagram.com › bradensmith71Braden Smith (@bradensmith71) • Instagram photos and videos

    12K Followers, 1,219 Following, 178 Posts - Braden Smith (@bradensmith71) on Instagram: "Husband to @courtneysheasmith Auburn University alum #WDE Indianapolis Colts Offensive Lineman #72 Avid fisherman and gardener Indianapolis, IN"

  7. apnews.com › article › final-four-purdue-braden-smith-bf2ab4bPurdue's Braden Smith has 'terrible' offensive night, but finds...

    Apr 7, 2024 · GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Purdue’s Braden Smith had the strange sensation of living out a dream and a nightmare at the same time in the Final Four on Saturday night. “I played terrible,” Smith said. “And we won by 20.” Actually, the Boilermakers won by 13, beating NC State 63-50, but his point is valid.