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THE DOWNLOAD: Homecoming Weekend in Photos

  • by Cody Kitaura/Dateline
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Aggie Stadium during the Homecoming football game.
Saturday's capacity crowd in Aggie Stadium — 11,000 people — was a Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis record. (Gregory Urquiaga/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)

Football coach Dan Hawkins started off Homecoming with a booming cheer thanking the Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh! at Pajamarino Friday (Oct. 12), and that mood would continue throughout the weekend.

The weekend started with the traditional pajama-clad parade route through Davis — with a new route that started on campus — and ended with an overtime win in front of 11,000 people — the largest crowd ever recorded at Aggie Stadium.

Here’s a look at some of the weekend's activities:

Marching band plays during Pajamarino
This year, Pajamarino started in Vanderhoef Quad before marching through campus and into downtown Davis. (Gregory Urquiaga/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
Drummers in the Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh
One thing that didn't change about Pajamarino: The traditional bedtime garb for the Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh! and attendees. (Gregory Urquiaga/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
Beer glasses and the Brewfest crowd.
Brewfest kicked off Saturday's activities, allowing attendees to sample beer from more than two dozen breweries. (Karin Higgins/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
Kelly Ratliff at a tailgating event.
Kelly Ratliff, vice chancellor of Finance, Operations and Administration, speaks at a tailgate Saturday while Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Ralph J. Hexter and other attendees look on. (Karin Higgins/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
Gary S. May and his family at Homecoming
The chancellor spent Homecoming with his family: From left, Simone May, LeShelle May, Jordan May and Chancellor Gary S. May. (Karin Higgins/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
A quarterback runs from defensive players, and a crowd cheers.
Quarterback Jake Maier threw five touchdowns during Saturday's 44-37 win, which was the Aggies' first overtime game since 2009 — another win. (Gregory Urquiaga/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
A football player runs with the ball.
Jared Harrell, a wide receiver majoring in human development, had nine catches for 97 yards. (Gregory Urquiaga/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)
Students cheering during the Homecoming football game.
With Saturday's win, the Aggies moved into first place in the Big Sky Conference and No. 10 in the STATS FCS poll. Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis’ next home game is Nov. 3 against Northern Arizona University. (Karin Higgins/Öí°Ë½ä×ÊÁÏÂÛ̳°ÄÃÅ Davis)

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