Purdue Football Will Be Getting Game Ready on AstroTurf
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Thursday, April 15, 2021
AstroTurf fields have traditionally been a top choice among Big Ten schools.\nThe Bimel Complex, built in 2009, consists of two lighted 100-yard fields and is the primary practice area for Purdue Football.
Key Points:
- AstroTurf fields have traditionally been a top choice among Big Ten schools.\nThe Bimel Complex, built in 2009, consists of two lighted 100-yard fields and is the primary practice area for Purdue Football.
- One field consists of Bermuda grass to match the field at Ross-Ade Stadium, and the other is synthetic turf.
- Purdue is installing AstroTurf on the synthetic turf field, located north of the Mollenkopf Athletic Facility.\nFor the new training field, the Purdue University Athletics program chose AstroTurf's RootZone 3D3 Blend.
- The game will be played on the Boilermakers' home turf at Ross-Ade Stadium.\nFor athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has redefined the way the game is played.