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Purdue Boilermakers (official thread)

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Poe McKnoe said:
Purdue fans should run and grab this shirt at halftime.

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Does the back half of the shirt have a running clock?
 
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100 MILES FOR TYLER TRENT. As someone who has slept on a frozen sidewalk outside the Schottenstein Center to get front row seats to watch an extremely mediocre Ohio State team play Northwestern in 2015, I always appreciate when college students do absolutely ridiculous things even without realistic rational.

However, I respect them infinitely more when they do ridiculous things for a great cause, like Purdue student Aaron Lei did this week.

Lei walked 100 miles from West Lafayette to Bloomington for the Purdue vs. Indiana basketball game in order to raise money for Tyler Trent's Cancer Research Endowment.



It's difficult to express how much I respect Aaron for this, especially knowing how much it hurt me to jog two miles this weekend.

And as far as his fundraising goal, he absolutely shattered the original $10,000 goal and has collected well over $20,000.

Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...y-tbt-tournament-ryan-shazier-doctor-recovery
 
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ScriptOhio said:
100 MILES FOR TYLER TRENT. As someone who has slept on a frozen sidewalk outside the Schottenstein Center to get front row seats to watch an extremely mediocre Ohio State team play Northwestern in 2015, I always appreciate when college students do absolutely ridiculous things even without realistic rational.

However, I respect them infinitely more when they do ridiculous things for a great cause, like Purdue student Aaron Lei did this week.

Lei walked 100 miles from West Lafayette to Bloomington for the Purdue vs. Indiana basketball game in order to raise money for Tyler Trent's Cancer Research Endowment.



It's difficult to express how much I respect Aaron for this, especially knowing how much it hurt me to jog two miles this weekend.

And as far as his fundraising goal, he absolutely shattered the original $10,000 goal and has collected well over $20,000.

Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...y-tbt-tournament-ryan-shazier-doctor-recovery
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In the sea of stupid stuff in the news, these stories are the ones that keep my faith in humanity.
 
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