End zone stands looked pretty empty on the broadcast, too.

And a TD off a double pass. Nice.

Berkeley is/was "student run," IMO. Much stronger faculty/admin presence than the Aggie Band ever had, but a student-led leadership council. I don't know how they choose their student leaders.

The ESPN Gamecast banner used the "lemon logo," FWIW, both as the mini-logo and the full-size banner image. :up:

Initial lists are due tomorrow afternoon, I think. I say "initial," because there's a bunch of additional shuffling that happens as everybody looks at the waiver wire.

Probably blew the minds of any Buffalo fans in the room...:lol:

My WAG: the frosh guards and Jones will play and Kenedy will red-shirt. Svanholm's gotta sit a year because of the transfer, obviously. I think the staff will want to get a feel for the new ball-handlers and shooters ASAP and bring Kenedy along slowly.

I think they've been smart in piggy-backing on big-name teams coming out to play Stanford (or Cal). Works out nicely for everyone--extra west coast game for [insert team] and a nice OOC schedule for Davis.

The usual local teams, looks like.

Box score says three targets, two catches; one for a TD.

Lily Kenedy is tall...who knew?! :lol:

Legislative Affairs Office had a paper about potential UC and CSU expansion a year or so ago that estimated "modest" increases (5-10%? IIRC) in enrollment through 2024/25 for the UC system as a whole.

Keep in mind that there are 30k undergrads on campus now!

There are several more large projects underway or in planning, as well: Lincoln 40 on 5th across from Greystone, the 7-story replacement for the frat house next to Quarto, another one or two complexes in South Davis...

The vacancy rate is SO low though; it's going to take a LOT of additional development to make a dent in rents.

About 5200 international undergrads, per the latest UCD stats.

Amazon still holds the lease on that space.

Ample parking: :lol:

From the project description on file with the City of Davis (bolding mine):

Residential Uses. Redevelopment of the site will introduce four levels of multi-family residential units over parking and retail to create a vertically mixed-use project. The project proposes 264 multi-family residential units. The units will consist of one, two, four, and five-bedroom units ranging in size from 700 SF to 1,800 SF with an average unit size of 1,124 SF, and the total bed count may total 894 beds. The area of the residential portion of the project would be approximately 412,500 SF and a density of approximately 32 units per acre. Residential buildings would be a Type III construction.

Due to the immediate proximity to the University of Davis campus, the residential is primarily focused on student use, but will also welcome and include many options for non-students as well. The residential units will be arranged around a courtyard with a pool and an outdoor lounge area. Additional amenities will include will include a fitness room, extensive bike storage, a bike repair station, rooftop terrace and resident services.