· Selected in the 10th round of the 2018 Draft by Miami Marlins
2018 / AS A SENIOR
· Third Team All-Big Ten
· Academic All-Big Ten
· Big Ten Sportsmanship Honoree
· Individual Game-by-Game Statistics
• Pitched in 17 games, making 16 starts and a relief appearance in the Big Ten Tournament championship game vs. Minnesota
• Joined all-time strikeouts leader Matt Bischoff (2008-10) as the only Purdue pitchers this century to start 3 straight season openers
• Also became the first Boilermaker since Bischoff in 2010 to pitch a complete game at the Big Ten Tournament.
• Helped lead Purdue to a 20-10 record on Fridays as an upperclassman
• The Boilermakers were 11-5 in Big Ten series openers with him on the mound
• Joined Stanford’s Tristan Beck (March 2) as the only pitchers to shut out Michigan in 2018, scattering six singles over 7 1/3 innings in a memorable final start at Alexander Field
• Matched his season high with nine strikeouts, a career high in Big Ten play, in the series-opening win at Maryland
• Also struck out nine in season-opening shutout vs. Western Michigan, working 6 2/3 innings of five-hit ball
• Struck out UMD’s 3-4-5 hitters in order in the seventh inning of that win
• Led Purdue to five straight wins on the road in Big Ten play (2017 at Rutgers thru 2018 at Maryland), all on Fridays
• Lost a 1-0 pitcher's duel at Tulane to open the spring break trip, keeping the home team off the scoreboard until a two-out single in the eighth inning
• Recorded 16 official quality starts after taking over as Purdue’s Friday starter to begin 2017, highlighted by seven outings in which he did not allow a run
• Impressed with six innings of two-hit ball in the series-opening win at Indiana, Purdue's first victory in Bloomington since 2010
• Worked seven scoreless innings in a series-opening shutout of Rutgers during the 13-game win streak
• At the NCAA Regional, kept Houston off the scoreboard until the fifth inning
• Finished his career ninth in program history with 258 2/3 innings and 10th with a 3.69 ERA
• Also ranked among the program's all-time leaders with 17 wins, 38 starts, 60 appearances and 184 strikeouts
2017 / AS A JUNIOR
· Academic All-Big Ten
· Big Ten Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 20, March 6)
· Individual Game-by-Game Statistics
· Started all 15 games in which he pitched, starting the opening game of every series except Santa Clara (which began on a Thursday)
· Helped lead Purdue to a 10-5 record on Fridays
· Mr. Boilermaker Award recipient for positive attitude
· Recorded seven official quality starts, including three of his last four outings of the regular season after a tough stretch in April
· Had four outings in which he did not allow a run
· Struck out a career-high 10 over 7 2/3 shutout innings at Santa Clara, the most Ks by a Purdue pitcher since March 2012
· First Purdue pitcher to win each of his first three weekend starts since 2011
· Retired 27 of the 32 batters he faced in complete-game shutout at Southeast Missouri
· Struck out nine over seven innings while retiring 21 of 24 batters faced at Texas State, leading Purdue to its first season-opening win since 2013
· Purdue's first Big Ten Pitcher of the Week honoree since May 2012 and only the fifth Boilermaker to win the award twice in the same season
· Became the first Purdue pitcher to start consecutive season openers since Matt Bischoff started three straight from 2008 to 2010
· Pitched at least six innings in nine of his 15 starts
· Also earned wins against Little Rock (5 1/3 IP, 4 R, 4 K), Rutgers (5 2/3 IP, 4 R, 3 K), Illinois (5 IP, R, K), Saint Louis (7 IP, 0 R, 4 K) and Minnesota (6 IP, 2 R, K)
· Surrendered only 81 hits in 83 2/3 innings and four of the six homers he gave up came in one bad outing at Cal State Northridge
· Pitched well during both of Purdue's seven-game win streak, working a combined 25 2/3 innings of one-run ball over those four starts
· Had shutout outings vs. Santa Clara, Iowa and Saint Louis during those streaks
· Posted a 2.88 ERA over 25 innings during Purdue's 13-game homestand
2016 / AS A SOPHOMORE
· Individual Game-by-Game Statistics
Pitched in a team-high 21 games, starting seven times
· Started the season opener at Georgia Tech and the opener of each of the first five weekends
· Joined Nick Dalesandro as the first Purdue pitchers since 2013 to make their first career starts on the mound during a season-opening weekend
· Was the first non-freshman since 2011 to make his first start on a weekend
· Excelled as a reliever, compiling a 1.34 ERA and .168 batting average against over 14 appearances, surrendering only 24 hits while striking out 32 in 40 1/3 innings pitched
· Induced six ground ball double plays in 66 1/3 innings to share the team lead
· Worked five innings of one-hit relief over two appearances to contribute to a pair of shutout wins in the Cal State Northridge series
· Struck out a career-high six over 5 2/3 innings of two-run relief in the opener of the Minnesota series
· Pitched a career-high seven innings at East Tennessee State and Penn State
· Worked seven scoreless innings of two-hit relief in the finale of the PSU series to allow Purdue to rally and force extra innings
· Earned the win in the final of the Michigan State series with four innings of one-hit relief
· Made two appearances in the Indiana, Michigan State, Maryland, Ohio State and CSUN series
· Initially had a quality start at ETSU but a dropped fly ball was changed to an extra-base hit after the game, altering his pitching line to seven innings of four-run ball instead of two
· Worked five scoreless innings of relief while appearing in both games of the Ohio State doubleheader
· Allowed eight of 21 inherited runners to score, stranding a pair in five different appearances
· Went nine-up, nine-down his first time through the lineup against Saint Louis
· Compiled a 1.40 ERA and .165 batting average against over nine appearances in April, surrendering just 15 hits while striking out 19 over 25 2/3 innings
· Followed that up with a strong showing in May, surrendered just two earned runs on nine hits over 14 2/3 innings
· Allowed only 19 hits over 26 innings pitched at Alexander Field
· Appeared in six of the 12 Big Ten road games, compiling a 1.53 ERA and .176 batting average against over 17 2/3 innings
2015 / AS A FRESHMAN
· Individual Game-by-Game Statistics
· Pitched in seven games, all in relief
· Made five of his seven appearances in Big Ten play after not making his collegiate debut until April 11
· Worked three innings of one-run ball at nationally ranked Illinois in his first outing as a Boilermaker
· Also pitched on weekends against Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska and Penn State
· Retired four of the five batters he faced over an inning and a third of hitless relief to close out the series-opening win against Penn State
· Struck out three over 2 1/3 innings in the opener at Michigan State
· Finished off the opener at Nebraska by retiring three of the four batters he faced
· Allowed only three of eight inherited base runners to score
HIGH SCHOOL
· Four-year varsity letter-winner for coaches Scott Backus, Ryan Moore and Brandon Cody at Tippecanoe Valley High School in Fulton County, Indiana
· Also played four years of varsity football and basketball
· Batted over .400 each year as a four-time all-conference performer, highlighted by first team honors as an upperclassman
· Batted .601 with 5 home runs and 24 stolen bases as a senior
· Batted .496 with 2 home runs and 23 steals as a junior
· Team MVP in football, basketball and baseball each of his upperclassman years
· Batted .443 with 18 steals as a sophomore and .455 with 15 steals as a freshman
· First team all-state defensive back as a junior and then earned similar honors as a wide receiver his senior year
· Area player of the year and second team all-state performer in basketball averaged 20 points and nine rebounds as a senior
· Four-time first team all-conference honoree in basketball
· Part of sectional championships teams with basketball and baseball and conference title teams basketball and football
· Three-year A/B honor roll student
PERSONAL
· Major: Organizational Leadership
· Full name is Tanner Logan Andrews
· Born in Rochester, Indiana
· Parents are Todd and Margaret Andrews
· Family also includes older brother Brody
· Father played baseball at Grace College (Winona Lake, Ind.) and his brother played baseball at Jackson Community College (Jackson, Mich.)
Purdue Personal Preferences
Favorite Pro Team: Atlanta Braves
Favorite Ball Player: Chipper Jones
Had the Biggest Impact on His Athletic Career: Ray Moon, Travel Coach
Favorite Playoff Format: NCAA Tournament
Favorite Pro Stadium: AT&T Stadium
Favorite Field He's Played On (Other Than Purdue): Haymarket Park
Toughest Hitter for Him to Face Among Teammates: Evan Kennedy
Current MLB Hitter He'd Most Like to Face: Bryce Harper
Most Unique Baseball Feat He's Witnessed: His Brother Brody's Walk-off Grand Slam in Tennessee
Celeb or Pro Athlete He'd Like to Meet: Tim Tebow
Person He'd Like to Have Dinner With: Jesus Christ
Magazine He Subscribes To: Sports Illustrated
Favorite Multi-Media App: Netflix
Favorite Actor & Actress: Jason Statham & Jennifer Aniston
Favorite Movie to Watch on Team Bus: Cool Runnings
Favorite Sci-Fi Series: Jaws
Favorite TV Series: Friday Night Lights or Prison Break
Dream Car: Jeep Wrangler
Favorite Month: July
Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving
Favorite Food: His Mom's Enchiladas
Favorite Dessert: Cheesecake
Favorite Purdue Building: Co-Rec
Favorite Big City: Atlanta
Unique Travel Locale: Grand Cayman Islands
Country He'd Like to Visit: Australia
Favorite Outdoor Activities: Golfing & Water Skiing
Other Sports He Enjoys Playing: Football & Basketball
Favorite Thing About Alexander Field: The Clubhouse
Favorite Thing About College Baseball: The Brotherhood
Unique Skill: Batting Practice Outfield Reads
Most Memorable Game at Purdue: Complete Game Shutout at SEMO
Enjoyed this Professor's Class: Jim Russell, Technology, Leadership & Innovation
Furry Friend: Neeka, Aussiedoodle