Fri reunion events -
amytmueller - 10-14-2026
It's reunion week, here are two sports-related events you might be interested in:
Stanford Football: Past, Present, and Future
Andrew Luck
8:45 AM-9:30 AM
Gunn-SIEPR Building, Koret-Taube Conference Center, Room 130
Start the morning with Andrew Luck and Stanford Football: Past, Present, and Future. Luck will reflect on his journey from standout Stanford quarterback to NFL Pro Bowler to his current role as the program’s first General Manager. He’ll offer insights into the evolution of college football, the challenges and opportunities facing Stanford today, and his vision for the program’s future. Attendees can expect behind-the-scenes perspectives on program building, recruiting, NIL, and leadership in a new era of the sport. Blending personal stories with strategic outlook, Luck will share why this role is more than just a job—it’s a mission close to his heart. Luck promises a thoughtful, engaging discussion for anyone who cares about the past, present, and future of Stanford Football.
Mark Marquess "9" Celebration
9:00 AM-10:30 AM
Arrillaga Family Sports Center, Kissick Auditorium
Join fellow alumni in remembering beloved Stanford baseball coach Mark "9" Marquess. Through stories, reflections, photos, and remarks from special speakers, we will celebrate Coach Marquess's remarkable legacy as a Stanford student-athlete and his more than 40 years leading Stanford Baseball. This gathering offers an opportunity to honor his impact on generations of players, alumni, and the Stanford community.
RE: Fri reunion events -
Spiny_Norman - 10-14-2026
There are sporting events on campus this weekend as well, in addition to football.
Women's golf hosts the Stanford Intercollegiate Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Women's soccer hosts Cal Friday night
Women's volleyball hosts Wake Forest Friday night and North Carolina State Sunday afternoon
Wrestling hosts an intrasquad match on Saturday
And men's basketball plays an exhibition at Santa Clara on Saturday evening. Might be more interesting than the football.