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The Purdue University Football team is known as the Boilermakers. The name has been linked to the football team since 1891 in reference to the school's engineering department. Purdue University fields varsity teams in the NCAA's Division I and is a founding member of the Big Ten Conference. Team colors are old gold and black. The Purdue Football Team plays its home games at Ross Ade Stadium. The Purdue Boilermakers football team finished the 2008 season with a record of 4-8 in a major rebuilding year.
The official site of Purdue Boilermakers Athletics is PurdueSports.com.
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Purdue University is a public land grant university located in West Lafayette, Indiana. Established in 1869, Purdue University has an enrollment of 39,228 students. The official Purdue University Academic website can be found at www.purdue.edu.
Purdue Gameday Fan Guide has Boilers Gameday Football Information featuring traffic tips and directions, Ross Ade Stadium parking info, Purdue gameday activities, and Purdue University gameday maps.
Get updated 2009 Purdue Boilermakers Football Scores, Standings, Rankings, and Predictions at Big Ten Football Online Scores and Standings.
The home of the Purdue football team is Ross Ade Stadium. The stadium opened in 1924 and holds 62,500 fans. For a seating chart and map of the Purdue Football Stadium, please visit our Ross Ade Stadium Seating Chart and Map.
The Purdue Football Team opens the 2009 football season with a game against Toledo. View the 2009 Purdue Boilermakers Football Schedule at Big Ten Football Online.
Find Purdue Wallpaper for Cellphones and Computer Desktops, Boilers Screensavers, and Purdue University MySpace Layouts at Free Purdue Boilermakers Wallpaper Online.
Hail Purdue! is the official Purdue Fight Song and Purdue Hymn is the Boilermakers Alma Mater. View these songs and get free Boilermakers Ringtones or Purdue Realtones at Purdue Fight Song Ringtones.
The most popular message board forums for Purdue Football are Knucklehead Central, Mr. Gridiron, an independent Purdue Forum, and the Boiler Sports Report, a member of the Scout.com network.
There are many daily updated and in-depth fan sites and blogs covering the Purdue Boilermakers Football Team. The most widely visited Purdue Football websites are:
- Off the Tracks...All Things Boilermaker.
- GoldFan.com...Purdue Football Independent Site.
- Old Gold Free Press...Covering Boilermaker Athletics since 1995.
- Mike's Purdue Links...Best selection of Boilermakers fansites.
- Boiled Sports...A Purdue-centric perspective on Sports.
- Boiler Sports Report...A member of the Scout network.
- Gold and Black...A member of the Rivals network.
Get in-depth coverage of Purdue Boilermakers Football with local Indiana Newspapers. A short list of the most popular is:
- The Exponent...Official Purdue University student newspaper.
- BoilerStation.com...Purdue Football coverage from the Journal & Courier Online.
- Boilers Insider...Local coverage of Purdue Football from the Indy Star.
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