someone run the mean and median on these numbers..

(10-11-2017 12:59 AM)St. H. Gink Wrote:  

(10-05-2017 11:20 AM)KnightLight Wrote:  Here is how the announced attendance rankings look for the AAC after Week 5 in 2017.


ECU 39,609 (3 games)
Houston 37,642 (2 games)
UCF 36,043 (2 games)
Cinci 33,284 (2 games)
Memphis 32,713 (3 games)
Navy 31,777 (2 games)
South Fla. 28,730 (3 games)
Temple 27,351 (3 games)
SMU 21,506 (4 games)
UConn 19,236 (2 games)
Tulsa 19,046 (3 games)
Tulane 16,292 (2 games)

Impressive, considering UCF has the most expensive tickets in the conference yet they're near the top. East Carolina is impressive as well, though their tickets are 33% cheaper than UCF's. Houston is also doing well considering their pricing. A quick glance through the official team websites shows the following starting pricing for reserved seating:

$45 UCF
$40 Navy
$30 East Carolina
$30 Houston
$29 Cincinnati
$25 Memphis
$25 South Florida
$20 Temple
$20 Tulane
$20 UConn
$19 SMU
$15 Tulsa

UCF's website has tickets starting at $29. With that being said, in the few days leading up to our games you can get a community corner (nosebleed) ticket for $10 every now and then*

(*"Every now and then" = For the rest of the year)

can someone do a Pareto chart on this and maybe an Ishikawa chart...let's just get stupid

Memphis will have 45K+ for Navy this Sat. despite the heat.....what happen to night games thru Oct?

It's OU-Texas week. OSU has homecoming. And it's also TU's homecoming vs Houston. We'll see if anyone shows up at 8th and Harvard. I'll probably be going by myself I know that.

(10-11-2017 08:19 AM)Atlanta Wrote:  Memphis will have 45K+ for Navy this Sat. despite the heat.....what happen to night games thru Oct?

television happened. just be grateful if you get to play on a Saturday. after the Navy game, it will be 35 days before Memphis sees another Saturday game

(10-11-2017 08:19 AM)Atlanta Wrote:  Memphis will have 45K+ for Navy this Sat. despite the heat.....what happen to night games thru Oct?

Sold 5,000 tix in one day this week, now expecting 50K+, hope so. Either way, the Liberty Bowl will be rocking.

(10-11-2017 07:44 AM)CoastalJuan Wrote:  

(10-11-2017 12:59 AM)St. H. Gink Wrote:  

(10-05-2017 11:20 AM)KnightLight Wrote:  Here is how the announced attendance rankings look for the AAC after Week 5 in 2017.


ECU 39,609 (3 games)
Houston 37,642 (2 games)
UCF 36,043 (2 games)
Cinci 33,284 (2 games)
Memphis 32,713 (3 games)
Navy 31,777 (2 games)
South Fla. 28,730 (3 games)
Temple 27,351 (3 games)
SMU 21,506 (4 games)
UConn 19,236 (2 games)
Tulsa 19,046 (3 games)
Tulane 16,292 (2 games)

Impressive, considering UCF has the most expensive tickets in the conference yet they're near the top. East Carolina is impressive as well, though their tickets are 33% cheaper than UCF's. Houston is also doing well considering their pricing. A quick glance through the official team websites shows the following starting pricing for reserved seating:

$45 UCF
$40 Navy
$30 East Carolina
$30 Houston
$29 Cincinnati
$25 Memphis
$25 South Florida
$20 Temple
$20 Tulane
$20 UConn
$19 SMU
$15 Tulsa

UCF's website has tickets starting at $29.

You may be looking at Ticketmaster resale prices. I’m referring to the official pricing released by each school.

(10-11-2017 11:27 AM)St. H. Gink Wrote:  

(10-11-2017 07:44 AM)CoastalJuan Wrote:  

(10-11-2017 12:59 AM)St. H. Gink Wrote:  

(10-05-2017 11:20 AM)KnightLight Wrote:  Here is how the announced attendance rankings look for the AAC after Week 5 in 2017.


ECU 39,609 (3 games)
Houston 37,642 (2 games)
UCF 36,043 (2 games)
Cinci 33,284 (2 games)
Memphis 32,713 (3 games)
Navy 31,777 (2 games)
South Fla. 28,730 (3 games)
Temple 27,351 (3 games)
SMU 21,506 (4 games)
UConn 19,236 (2 games)
Tulsa 19,046 (3 games)
Tulane 16,292 (2 games)

Impressive, considering UCF has the most expensive tickets in the conference yet they're near the top. East Carolina is impressive as well, though their tickets are 33% cheaper than UCF's. Houston is also doing well considering their pricing. A quick glance through the official team websites shows the following starting pricing for reserved seating:

$45 UCF
$40 Navy
$30 East Carolina
$30 Houston
$29 Cincinnati
$25 Memphis
$25 South Florida
$20 Temple
$20 Tulane
$20 UConn
$19 SMU
$15 Tulsa

UCF's website has tickets starting at $29.

You may be looking at Ticketmaster resale prices. I’m referring to the official pricing released by each school.

Ah, you're right. I did go to UCFKnights.com and clicked on "buy single game tickets now". It just dumps you on to ticketmaster.

ECU = 4 - 37,538
UCF = 2 - 36,042
Houston = 3 - 35,479
Navy = 3 - 34,115
Memphis = 3 - 32,713
Cincinnati = 3 - 31,273
USF = 3 - 28,730
Temple = 3 - 27,351
SMU = 4 - 21,506
UConn = 3 - 19,234
Tulsa = 3 - 19,046
Tulane = 3 - 14,851

Totals = 37 - 28,017

Conference average is down 2-3K per game this year. Weather is partly to blame.

The change from Big East to American has really affected attendance at UConn and USF. UCF probably overtakes ECU for the attendance crown this year.

(10-11-2017 03:54 PM)CougarRed Wrote:  ECU = 4 - 37,538
UCF = 2 - 36,042
Houston = 3 - 35,479
Navy = 3 - 34,115
Memphis = 3 - 32,713
Cincinnati = 3 - 31,273
USF = 3 - 28,730
Temple = 3 - 27,351
SMU = 4 - 21,506
UConn = 3 - 19,234
Tulsa = 3 - 19,046
Tulane = 3 - 14,851

Totals = 37 - 28,017

Conference average is down 2-3K per game this year. Weather is partly to blame.

The change from Big East to American has really affected attendance at UConn and USF. UCF probably overtakes ECU for the attendance crown this year.

With good weather going forward, Memphis could climb back up.

Memphis could get over 50k this Saturday.

(10-11-2017 03:54 PM)CougarRed Wrote:  ECU = 4 - 37,538
UCF = 2 - 36,042
Houston = 3 - 35,479
Navy = 3 - 34,115
Memphis = 3 - 32,713
Cincinnati = 3 - 31,273
USF = 3 - 28,730
Temple = 3 - 27,351
SMU = 4 - 21,506
UConn = 3 - 19,234
Tulsa = 3 - 19,046
Tulane = 3 - 14,851

Totals = 37 - 28,017

Conference average is down 2-3K per game this year. Weather is partly to blame.

The change from Big East to American has really affected attendance at UConn and USF. UCF probably overtakes ECU for the attendance crown this year.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

That ECU number is a lie. Attendance is defined as butts in seats not tickets sold. Maybe 18000 at last game vs Temple.


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UC will cont to drop...

Attendance is sucking across FBS. People don't go to games unless:

1. There is nothing nearby to do.
2. The team is elite (or playing an elite team).

ECU has a floor to how far they can actually drop this year. I imagine that 31k number is probably about as low as we can announce just due to season ticket sales and student Pirate Club tickets, but I highly doubt there's a game the rest of this season with 30k butts in the seats.

Memphis sold a hella lot more tickets for the Monroe game than the 10k announced attendance. I wonder why we are using turnstile counts if others are turning in distributed numbers

(10-11-2017 08:48 PM)tigerjeb Wrote:  Memphis sold a hella lot more tickets for the Monroe game than the 10k announced attendance. I wonder why we are using turnstile counts if others are turning in distributed numbers

Didnt realize that was you, usf.

Tulsa will probably have 10000 for homecoming.

(10-11-2017 09:01 PM)panicstricken Wrote:  Tulsa will probably have 1 for homecoming.

FIFY, friend