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Purdue Makes Official Statement To Jim Harbaugh, Admits No Air-Conditioning For Visiting Teams

The Michigan Wolverines locker room didn't have air conditioning this past week at Purdue. Temperatures in West Lafayette were 90 plus degrees. The locker room was so warm that the Michigan players had to go sit in the air-conditioned bus to escape the heat. In today's modern world a University like Purdue should not have this issue.

Jim Harbaugh voiced his displeasure with the fact that Purdue didn't have air conditioning in their locker room. He demanded the Big Ten to look into this situation.

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Purdue made a statement today saying "there is no air conditioning in the (visitor's) locker room." Purdue also said that the welfare of all student-athletes is it's number one priority. They also stated that they have basic x-ray machines available but more sophisticated capabilities are located two blocks away.

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