Without spring or summer evaluation periods, schools still have to move forward with recruiting. In the last few days, Purdue has handed out a handful of 2022 offers. Indiana Basketball Source takes a look at those offers. (Pictured: Tae Davis from last spring)

Last summer, Gary West Side's Jalen Washington was the Purdue's first in-state 2022 offer. He was sidelined the entire high school season with an ACL tear. He remains the top prospect in the state as he has NBA potential. Prior to the pandemic, Washington was not planning on playing club basketball this season. He's only seven months removed from the tear.

When the IHSAA postseason was canceled, 2021 forward Kooper Jacobi was helping Silver Creek on its journey for a second straight 3A state title. Jacobi was second on the team in scoring and rebounding to Trey Kaufman. Indiana Basketball Source takes a deep dive into Jacobi's game and college projection.

During his junior year, Jacobi averaged 17.3 points and 7.7 rebounds per game for the 25-2 Dragons. The Silver Creek forward is a career 80 percent free throw shooter. Despite that, he wasn't a three-point shooter until this year. As a sophomore, he was only 12-28 from deep in 28 games. Last summer, Jacobi added arch to his outside shot, and he became a threat this season. He still needs time and space, but Jacobi can make threes now. His shot still needs to be more fluid and consistent, but it has progressed well in the last 12 months.