Promotions Announced for Saturday’s Senior Night

SAN DIEGO – San Diego State wraps up its 101st season of football on Saturday, hosting Fresno State in the Battle of the Old Oil Can at 7:30 p.m. It is also Senior Night at Snapdragon Stadium as the Aztecs honor their 18 senior student-athletes prior to kickoff.
 
The parking lots at Snapdragon Stadium will open five hours before kickoff at 2:30 p.m. PT.
 
Aztec Village, presented by Snapdragon, opens three hours before kickoff at 4:30 p.m. PT and goes until 7:00 p.m. It is free and open to the public. Located on the east side of the stadium, Aztec Village features a beer garden, DJ, big screen TV showing other college football games, Kids Zone with face painter and prize wheel, photo ops, chance to win Monster Jam tickets and more.
 
Fans should be in their seats early for Saturday's Senior Night festivities. The 18 honorees will be Cedarious Barfield, Jack Browning, Davaughn Celestine, Kenan Christon, Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, Wyatt Draeger, Darius Hyde, Garret Fountain, Vai Kaho, Jalen Mayden, Deshawn McCuin, Cooper McDonald, Daniel Okpoko, Dez Malone, Brionne Penny, Mark Redman, Samuela Tuihalamaka, and Noah Tumblin.
 
The first 10,000 fans through the gates of Snapdragon Stadium will receive a FREE SDSU beanie.
 
Saturday is also Fan Appreciation Day, so San Diego State is offering 30% off all SDSU merchandise in the Team Store (cannot be combined with other offers), two complimentary tickets for all season ticket holders, and randomly selected rows will be awarded prize packs throughout the game.
 
In what will be his final game as collegiate football head coach, Brady Hoke will be the Aztec's Honor Warrior on Saturday. The 2011 Maxwell Football Club Collegiate Coach of the Year and four-time conference coach of the year announced his retirement on Monday, Nov. 13 and will close out a tremendous career against Fresno State. Owning a 39-32 record at the helm of the Aztecs, he has had two coaching stints at SDSU totaling six seasons, ranking seventh in both wins (39) and winning percentage (.549, min. two seasons). Hoke took over a program that had not had a winning season or a bowl appearance since 1998 and in just two seasons, won the 2010 Poinsettia Bowl starting a bowl-eligible streak of 13 consecutive seasons (2010-22) which is tied for the sixth-longest streak nationally and longest among Pacific Time Zone teams.
 
Tickets for Saturday's game against Fresno State can be purchased HERE.
 
For more information on Aztec football game days at Snapdragon Stadium, including parking, tailgating policy, and public transportation, please visit http://www.snapdragonstadium.com/visit.