Campus Cribs

Author:
SI Staff
Publish date:
Dec 7, 2007

Campus Cribs

Santa Clara Pep Band

The boys of the Santa Clara University Pep Band (from left to right -- Andrew Willingham, Taylor Thorn, Morgan Breuner, Ben Childs, Aaron Tennis) stand in front their crib (a.k.a. -- Band Camp).

Santa Clara Pep Band

Childs poses in front the house piano. Sometimes, the boys will partake in a late-night piano session to hone their musical skills.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Tennis, Childs and Willingham stand behind their wooden bar. The house spent an entire summer and roughly $200 on its construction.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Willingham shows off the fridge. On this day, the fridge is filled with leftover pizza, juice, Safeway soup and various "adult beverages."

Santa Clara Pep Band

Sgt. Pepper, the house guinea pig, waits patiently for his daily rationing of hay. The boys purchased him after seeing an ad posted on Craigslist.

Santa Clara Pep Band

According to Willingham, Apollo's head was decapitated during a freak accident late one Saturday evening.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Thorn spends way too much of his time playing Xbox 360 in his spare time.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Childs shows off his comfortable queen-sized bed, on which he spends a lot of time watching movies, reading books and hanging out with his stuffed bear.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Willingham shows off the house's large plasma TV.

Santa Clara Pep Band

The house's most prized possession -- a signed Travis Niesen shirt. Niesen was a star power forward for the Broncos who graduated in 2005.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Childs shows off the newest Band Camp sign, which was originally placed on the outside of the house before the landlord made them take it down.

Santa Clara Pep Band

The dishes rarely get cleaned at the Band Camp household.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Willingham practices his trumpeting skills.

Santa Clara Pep Band

Child playfully mimics playing the trumpet in Sgt. Pepper's face. The house will take their guinea pig out of the cage to impress visitors or let him roam around the house on a Friday afternoon.