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School G Attend Avg
Air Force 7 228,562 32,652
Akron 6 107,101 17,850
Alabama 7 710,538 101,505
Arizona 6 285,713 47,619
Arizona St. 8 501,509 62,689
Arkansas 7 431,174 61,596
Arkansas St. 6 149,477 24,913
Army 5 169,781 33,956
Auburn 8 685,252 85,657
Ball St. 6 90,784 15,131
Baylor 7 321,639 45,948
Boise St. 6 206,198 34,366
Boston College 6 198,035 33,006
Bowling Green 6 91,548 15,258
Buffalo 6 136,418 22,736
BYU 6 367,349 61,225
California 7 345,303 49,329
Central Mich. 5 66,119 13,224
Cincinnati 6 190,624 31,771
Clemson 7 574,333 82,048
Colorado 6 230,778 38,463
Colorado St. 6 111,598 18,600
Duke 7 182,431 26,062
East Carolina 6 263,910 43,985
Eastern Mich. 5 20,255 4,051
FIU 6 92,717 15,453
Fla. Atlantic 5 72,758 14,552
Florida 6 524,638 87,440
Florida St. 7 527,947 75,421
Fresno St. 7 258,417 36,917
Georgia 6 556,476 92,746
Georgia Tech 7 343,542 49,077
Hawaii 6 185,931 30,989
Houston 6 145,537 24,256
Idaho 5 73,718 14,744
Illinois 7 306,506 43,787
Indiana 8 354,823 44,353
Iowa 7 469,872 67,125
Iowa St. 6 332,165 55,361
Kansas 7 265,187 37,884
Kansas St. 8 423,095 52,887
Kent St. 5 85,091 17,018
Kentucky 7 416,303 59,472
La.-Lafayette 5 129,878 25,976
La.-Monroe 5 85,177 17,035
Louisiana Tech 5 93,332 18,666
Louisville 7 370,396 52,914
LSU 7 639,927 91,418
Marshall 6 150,138 25,023
Maryland 7 288,946 41,278
Massachusetts 6 94,981 15,830
Memphis 7 199,760 28,537
Miami (FL) 7 376,857 53,837
Miami (OH) 5 79,676 15,935
Michigan 7 781,144 111,592
Michigan St. 7 506,294 72,328
Middle Tenn. 6 112,287 18,715
Minnesota 7 334,581 47,797
Mississippi St. 7 389,868 55,695
Missouri 7 444,532 63,505
Navy 5 177,940 35,588
Nebraska 8 727,466 90,933
Nevada 6 149,635 24,939
New Mexico 6 141,220 23,537
New Mexico St. 7 112,347 16,050
North Carolina 7 360,500 51,500
North Carolina St. 8 425,420 53,178
North Texas 6 126,182 21,030
Northern Ill. 5 103,344 20,669
Northwestern 7 275,147 39,307
Notre Dame 6 484,770 80,795
Ohio 7 144,701 20,672
Ohio St. 7 734,528 104,933
Oklahoma 6 508,334 84,722
Oklahoma St. 6 354,754 59,126
Ole Miss 7 415,750 59,393
Oregon 7 403,617 57,660
Oregon St. 6 257,784 42,964
Penn St. 7 676,112 96,587
Pittsburgh 7 348,188 49,741
Purdue 7 342,673 48,953
Rice 6 112,711 18,785
Rutgers 7 325,846 46,549
San Diego St. 6 199,344 33,224
San Jose St. 6 98,174 16,362
SMU 6 112,347 18,725
South Ala. 6 95,555 15,926
South Carolina 7 576,805 82,401
South Fla. 7 242,911 34,702
Southern California 7 511,885 73,126
Southern Miss. 5 113,759 22,752
Stanford 7 355,081 50,726
Syracuse 6 229,661 38,277
TCU 6 261,587 43,598
Temple 6 134,836 22,473
Tennessee 7 669,087 95,584
Texas 6 593,857 98,976
Texas A&M 8 697,003 87,125
Texas St. 6 108,371 18,062
Texas Tech 6 347,597 57,933
Toledo 6 110,803 18,467
Troy 5 94,529 18,906
Tulane 6 118,482 19,747
Tulsa 6 119,356 19,893
UAB 5 52,739 10,548
UCF 6 252,505 42,084
UCLA 6 421,711 70,285
UConn 7 216,523 30,932
UNLV 7 120,486 17,212
Utah 7 316,361 45,194
Utah St. 6 139,576 23,263
UTEP 5 141,877 28,375
Vanderbilt 7 249,728 35,675
Virginia 8 370,234 46,279
Virginia Tech 6 383,993 63,999
Wake Forest 6 170,484 28,414
Washington 7 481,384 68,769
Washington St. 6 178,427 29,738
West Virginia 6 317,459 52,910
Western Ky. 5 91,672 18,334
Western Mich. 5 86,733 17,347
Wisconsin 7 552,378 78,911
Wyoming 6 116,854 19,476

our lowest attendance in years

(04-24-2014 10:01 AM)NBPirate Wrote:  our lowest attendance in years

Hopefully all of us can reverse the trend, really anticipating this coming FB season for UH, to see what attendance will be with the new FB stadium.

I'm sorry to say SMU attendance will probably dip a bit this year, in June's last season. Our fanbase is really beat down and losses to Baylor, TCU and TAMU in the first 4 games will not help with any momentum.

(04-24-2014 10:12 AM)Carolina Stang Wrote:  I'm sorry to say SMU attendance will probably dip a bit this year, in June's last season. Our fanbase is really beat down and losses to Baylor, TCU and TAMU in the first 4 games will not help with any momentum.

I anticipate SMU making a break through once SMU's leadership comes to it senses and gets rid of June...Pony fans will return in mass once they get on a winning track, just like th BB team, which is experiencing a renaissance

Eastern Michigan - 4051??! Wtf

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(04-24-2014 10:24 AM)goldenhurricane2 Wrote:  Eastern Michigan - 4051??! Wtf

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Yeah, we had more than that for a baseball game a couple nights ago...

(04-24-2014 10:30 AM)NBPirate Wrote:  

(04-24-2014 10:24 AM)goldenhurricane2 Wrote:  Eastern Michigan - 4051??! Wtf

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Yeah, we had more than that for a baseball game a couple nights ago...

Louisville averaged more for basketball per-game (21,282) than they drew in football for an entire season (20,255).

A mere 13 schools from outside the cartel averaged above 30k per game.

Congratulations to BYU, ECU, UCF, USF, Cincinnati, UConn, Navy, Army, Air Force, Boise, SDSU, Fresno, and Hawaii for getting it done.

Here's hoping Memphis, Houston, Temple, Tulsa, Tulane, and SMU can wrangle a steady increase.

(04-24-2014 10:51 AM)DrEvilGuapo Wrote:  A mere 13 schools from outside the cartel averaged above 30k per game.

Congratulations to BYU, ECU, UCF, USF, Cincinnati, UConn, Navy, Army, Air Force, Boise, SDSU, Fresno, and Hawaii for getting it done.

Here's hoping Memphis, Houston, Temple, Tulsa, Tulane, and SMU can wrangle a steady increase.

I'm hoping we'll see a jump this season with better quality competition and some old rivals back on the schedule.

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Biggest thing I took from this is Uconn was very close to cincys attendance even though they had a poor season and we had a decent season. I hope this renovation can get us averaging 37,000 on a regular basis

(04-24-2014 10:01 AM)NBPirate Wrote:  our lowest attendance in years

I dont see it getting any better anytime soon. I feel 45k is our new max with multiple thursday night games from here on out.

(04-24-2014 11:29 AM)Piratelife4me Wrote:  

(04-24-2014 10:01 AM)NBPirate Wrote:  our lowest attendance in years

I dont see it getting any better anytime soon. I feel 45k is our new max with multiple thursday night games from here on out.

Our avg attendance was 31.7 k in a 35k stadium. That is at almost 91% full. I think that is a pretty decent stat. How many programs in the AAC would salivate at 91%?

These are so useless, no where close to actual butts in the seat. That is what ultimately matters.

(04-24-2014 11:40 AM)Edgebrookjeff Wrote:  

(04-24-2014 11:29 AM)Piratelife4me Wrote:  

(04-24-2014 10:01 AM)NBPirate Wrote:  our lowest attendance in years

I dont see it getting any better anytime soon. I feel 45k is our new max with multiple thursday night games from here on out.

Our avg attendance was 31.7 k in a 35k stadium. That is at almost 91% full. I think that is a pretty decent stat. How many programs in the AAC would salivate at 91%?

Probably Temple and USF would salivate the most. You are correct though, Cincy always looks packed on tv. Great atmosphere!

I always look at it from a difference perspective. Imagine how crappy the following school's attendance would be if they played in a G5 conference. A lot of the attendance for those schools are from fans from traveling fan bases (I know in the case of Northwestern they have a ton of OSU, Michigan and Wisconsin fans in the house when those schools travel there):

Boston College 33K
Colorado 38K
Duke 26K
Kansas 37K
Northwestern 39K
Syracuse 38K
Vanderbilt 35K
Wake Forest 28K
Washington State 29K

(04-24-2014 11:52 AM)wavefan12 Wrote:  These are so useless, no where close to actual butts in the seat.

True, but the numbers serve as a tool for comparison with other programs.

(04-24-2014 12:15 PM)Gray Avenger Wrote:  

(04-24-2014 11:52 AM)wavefan12 Wrote:  These are so useless, no where close to actual butts in the seat.

True, but the numbers serve as a tool for comparison with other programs.

Yes, so the question becomes, do all schools equally cook the books. I would argue that the P5s cook them more based on a quick scan and their obsession with perception + they have the extra revenue to give away tickets. BC and Wake's numbers are absurd.

Some schools way buckets of tickets, others count tickets sold. When you see attendance announced that is below the number of season tickets, then you know the school is counting butts. So much of this is apples to oranges.

(04-24-2014 12:23 PM)upstater1 Wrote:  Some schools way buckets of tickets, others count tickets sold. When you see attendance announced that is below the number of season tickets, then you know the school is counting butts. So much of this is apples to oranges.

"Florida State, Miami, Georgia Tech and N.C. State all go by the number of tickets sold and distributed. Wake Forest uses the number of tickets scanned plus a count of students that show up. And North Carolina's announced attendance is merely an estimate from the press box."

At least the rest of the teams try, but UNC WTF. Carolina Way. I believe they wait to see NCSU and ECU number and tac on 500.
Only reason they get away with it and no other team does is b/c ACC commissioner is a Tar Heel.

Yes all these number are fishy, but only one is a flat out lie.

http://collegefootball.ap.org/article/at...w-look-acc