The attendance was 1,162. It raised your average to 1,034, which is last in the CAA. If the season was over now, you would be last in the CAA for the third time in four seasons. Being in a big city in the northeast doesn't mean good attendance. Of 353 teams, 15 average under 600, and that includes the only two teams in Brooklyn. There are seven teams in NYC, and the six teams other than St. John's combine to average 1,178. 278 teams (78.5 percent) average over over 1,178. Three of the six Philadelphia teams (including Villanova which is technically in the suburb of Villanova) are in the bottom half. The bottom 38, which is 10.8 percent of the teams, includes American in D.C., Coppin State and Loyola (Maryland) in Baltimore, Boston U, and LIU and St. Francis (Brooklyn) in NYC. It also includes New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), Fairleigh Dickinson, St. Peter's, and Sacred Heart in suburbs of NYC. Chicago State has the fourth worse attendance, but you can't blame fans or not going to the worst team in the NET and KenPom. The top average attendance by a team in or a little outside a big city is Maryland in 14th.