Purdue Boilermakers football
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| Program Information | |
| Nickname: | Boilermakers |
| Conference Affiliation: | Big Ten |
| Current Head Coach: | Joe Tiller (10th year, 67-43) |
| Awards | |
| National Titles: | 0 |
| Heisman Winners: | 0 |
| Consensus All-American Selections: | 19 |
| College Football Hall of Famers (players and coaches): | 11 |
| Records | |
| All-time Record: | 550 - 468 - 48 |
| Bowl Record: | 7 - 6 |
| BCS Record: | 0-1 |
| Pageantry | |
| Colors: | Old Gold and Black |
| Outfitter: | Nike |
| Fight songs: | Hail Purdue! |
| Mascot: | Boilermakers |
| Marching Band: | All American Marching Band |
| Stadium: | Ross-Ade Stadium (c. 62,500, grass) |
| Rivals: | Notre Dame, Indiana |
The Purdue Boilermakers are a college football program that competes in NCAA Division I-A and the Big Ten Conference.
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[edit] Coaching Staff
[edit] Position Coaches
- Joe Tiller - Head Coach
- Mark Hagen - Assistant Head Coach, Special Teams Coordinator, Linebackers Coach
- Bill Legg - Co-Offensive Coordinator, Centers and Guards Coach
- Brock Spack - Defensive Coordinator, Safeties Coach
- Ed Zaunbrecher - Co-Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Coach
- Lou Anarumo - Defensive Backs Coach
- John McDonell - Offensive Tackles and Tight Ends Coach
- Brian Rock - Wide Receivers Coach
- Joel Thomas - Running Backs Coach
- Terrell Williams - Defensive Line Coach
[edit] Support Staff
- Don Coller - Director of Football Operations
- Jim Lathrop - Director of Strength and Conditioning
- Chris Clopton - Graduate Assistant
- Mike Jacobs - Graduate Assistant
[edit] Stadium
[edit] All-Time Win/Loss/Tie Record as of 2006
- 550-468-48 [1]
[edit] Big Ten Championships
- 1918, 1929, 1931, 1943, 1952, 1967, 2000
[edit] Bowl Games
- Alamo - 1997, 1998
- Bluebonnet - 1979
- Capital One - 2004
- Champs Sports Bowl - scheduled for December 29, 2006
- Liberty - 1980
- Outback - 2000
- Peach - 1978, 1984
- Rose - 1967, 2001
- Sun - 2001, 2002, 2004
[edit] Trophy Games
- Old Oaken Bucket - Indiana Hoosiers
- Purdue Cannon - Illinois Fighting Illini
- Shillelagh Trophy - Notre Dame Fighting Irish
[edit] Individual Award Winners
- Tim Stratton - 2000
- Bob Griese - 1966
- Leroy Keyes - 1967
- Mike Phipps - 1969
- Otis Armstrong - 1972
- Mark Herrmann - 1980
- Drew Brees - 2000
[edit] College Football Hall of Famers
[edit] Players
- Elmer Oliphant, 1955
- Alex Agase, 1963
- Cecil Isbel, 1967
- Bob Griese, 1984
- Chalmers "Bump Elliott", 1989
- Leroy Keyes, 1990
- Mike Phipps, 2006
[edit] Coaches
- Andy Smith, 1951
- Jim Phelan, 1973
- Jack Mollenkopf, 1988
- Jim Young, 1999 [2]
[edit] Pro Football Hall of Famers
[edit] Current NFL Players
- Ian Allen
- Mike Alstott
- Akin Ayodele
- Drew Brees
- Kelly Butler
- Rosevelt Colvin
- Charles Davis
- Travis Dorsch
- Ray Edwards
- Gilbert Gardner
- Jon Goldsberry
- Brandon Gorin
- Nick Hardwick
- Joey Harris
- Landon Johnson
- Niko Koutouvides
- Matt Light
- Pete Lougheed
- Gene Mruczkowski
- Rob Ninkovich
- Chuckie Nwokorie
- Joe Odom
- Chike Okeafor
- Chukky Okobi
- Kyle Orton
- Shaun Phillips
- Bernard Pollard
- Jacques Reeves
- Antwaun Rogers
- Stuart Schweigert
- John Standeford
- Craig Terrill
- Jeff Zgonina[3]
[edit] Other Famous Players
[edit] External links
[edit] References
| Football Stadiums of the Big Ten Conference |
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| Beaver Stadium (Penn State) • Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin) • Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Minnesota) • Kinnick Stadium (Iowa) • Memorial Stadium (Illinois) • Memorial Stadium (Indiana) • Michigan Stadium (Michigan) • Ohio Stadium (Ohio State) • Ross-Ade Stadium (Purdue) • Ryan Field (Northwestern) • Spartan Stadium (Michigan State) |
