BTN.com staff, July 30, 2012
Former Purdue diver David Boudia and Nick McCrory paired up for the U.S. to take the bronze medal in the men's 10-meter synchronized title at the London Olympics on Monday. China won gold and Mexico won silver.
"It's not real yet," Boudia said. "We were about ready to walk out and we were like, 'Oh, we just got third, we're bronze medalists.' I think it will sink in once you see your family, you celebrate, you're on the `Today' show." Read more at PurdueSports.com.
Here's a tweet from Boudia:
Such an exciting day for #TeamUSA! @NickMccrory1 and I made it on the podium! Bronze baby:) Praise God! pic.twitter.com/fus2YxDK
— David Boudia (@davidboudia) July 30, 2012
According to his bio on NBCOlympics.com, Boudia finished fifth in the synchro platform, with then partner Thomas Finchum.
