Perfect weather, perfect weekend: Recapping #BaylorHomecoming 2021
The best weekend of the year is undoubtedly #BaylorHomecoming! With all the usual Homecoming traditions back for 2021, this past weekend was a particularly special Baylor Family reunion, filled with unforgettable memories and moments together.
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In case you missed any of it, we’re here to recap it for you:
The on-campus celebration began Tuesday night with Dinner with the Livingstones — featuring free food truck fare for all students at the President’s house AND a free concert by Apollo LTD, a popular Christian pop duo whose song is featured in this year’s Baylor TV commercial.
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Thursday night featured Mass Meeting, as Baylor students learned the story of the 10 Bears who died in a 1927 bus-train accident, as the Immortal Ten’s stories are told at the annual Mass Meeting during Homecoming.
Tonight, first-year students took part in Mass Meeting, where they learned about the #ImmortalTen – a story that unites all in the #BaylorFamily.
Then, together, #BU25 had a time of reflection with candles lit by the Eternal Flame.#SicEm | #BaylorHomecoming 🔥 pic.twitter.com/S0EElp2jPu
— Baylor University (@Baylor) October 15, 2021
Friday night was absolutely buzzing, with alumni and students ready to celebrate Homecoming together! With Singspiration, Extravaganza, the Stroll-Off, 25th and 50th class reunions, and the Pep Rally/Bonfire, it was the perfect evening of fun, family, and some of our favorite Baylor traditions.
All weekend long, Pigskin Revue featured the best of Baylor students’ musical, Broadway-style acts from All University Sing.
Saturday morning, thousands of people turned out for the nation’s largest collegiate homecoming parade. This year’s celebration featured student-made floats, balloons, Grand Marshal Scott Drew, student and local organizations, and even a welcome to new Big 12 partner BYU. (Miss the parade? Watch KCEN’s broadcast, learn this year’s float winners, and get an up-close look at all the floats.)
Then Saturday afternoon, with a little Sailor Bear magic and in front of a sold-out McLane Stadium, Baylor football took down No. 19 BYU — the perfect ending to Homecoming!
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Can’t wait ’til we can do it all again next year!
Sic ’em, Bears!