Purdue Tweets/Videos
In the ever-evolving world of college sports, social media platforms like Twitter play a pivotal role in keeping fans and alumni connected and engaged. At Purdue University, Twitter serves as a vibrant hub for news, updates, and lively discussions among the Boilermaker community. Here, we’ll explore some exciting tweets and videos that encapsulate the Purdue spirit.
This tweet from GoldandBlack.com reflects the excitement surrounding Purdue’s men’s basketball as the holiday season approaches. With promotions for memberships that include year-round coverage, it showcases how engagement can enhance fan experience.
Quote of the Day
Some moments are humorously captured in the heart of vacation hotspots. A delightful tweet captured in an elevator at Baha Mar Resort encapsulates the camaraderie that Boilermakers share:
This humorous observation not only highlights Purdue’s widespread fanbase but also the joy that comes with shared experiences among graduates and supporters.
Headlines:
Staying updated with sporting events and community initiatives is vital for any fan. Here are some of the latest headlines surrounding Purdue athletics that are worth following:
- Purdue takes on Memphis in Baha Mar championship – For detailed insights, visit Purduesports.com.
- Bailey, Mockobee win community service awards – Recognition that speaks to the heart of what it means to be a Boilermaker, read more at Purduesports.com.
- Welcome to the upside down/backwards world of Purdue long-snapper Luke Raab – Dive into the unique journey of one of the team’s key players at GoldandBlack.com.
- What does Painter think of the newest 7-footer? – Get the latest on recruitment insights and perspectives from Coach Painter at the Indianapolis Star.
Boilermaker Birthdays: Nov. 20
Celebrating the birthdays of remarkable Boilermakers gives fans a chance to reflect on the accomplishments of past athletes. Here are those whose birthdays fall on November 20:
- Gordon Teter (dec. 1999) (1943) – Halfback, Football
- Veno Paraskevas (1946) – Linebacker, Football
- Jim Jenkins (1954) – Defensive Back, Football
- Ryan Harmon (1972) – Offensive Tackle, Football
- Eric Haddad (1975) – Running Back, Football
- Keith Smith (1987) – Wide Receiver, Football
Remembering these individuals not only honors their legacy but also strengthens the bond within the Purdue community, reminding current students and fans of the rich history and tradition that they belong to.