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Function of Purdue Pete

Purdue Pete goes to all of the football games, and the home basketball games, as well as the tournaments such as the Big Ten Bowl Games and the NCAA. Purdue Pete also makes appearances at softball, soccer, and baseball home games, but he doesn’t stay for the whole games. At the events, Purdue Pete gets the fans riled up and helps them cheer our teams to victory. He also does several skits during the games. At the basketball games, Pete does his surfing skit where he gets people to lay down on the ground and he rides a surfboard over top of them. The Purdue Petes also do several of their own made up stunts. This allows the different Petes, who all have unique personalities, to put their own touches into the performance. It typically takes about ten minutes to get completely dressed up before the games. Purdue Pete wears a basketball jersey to the basketball games and is fully decked out with football jersey and pads for the football games. He also wears his football outfit as his main clothing of choice. Besides games, Purdue Pete also goes to numerous social events. He has been to grand-openings for companies around the West Lafayette area. He goes to tailgates before games and special alumni events. If you are a special donor to the school or are visiting in the Presidential game box, you can probably expect to see Pete make a visit to the box. Although the football outfit is his main clothing style, he can wear other things for special appearances, as long as you can find clothes that fit him. For a banquet to welcome the new president of Purdue, France A. Córdova, they got Purdue Pete a tuxedo to wear. Aside from these general events, you can also request to have Purdue Pete, and/or the spirit squad, come to another event, even a birthday. All you need to do is fill out a form online.

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