Spring Game April 12

[Count 'Bility]

Haha. Jack Hoffman made the list for something that happened last year. That's great.

[Mavric]

[Mavric]

[Branno]

 

That's a perspective I haven't seen before.

[Mavric]

Robin Washut ‏@RobinWashut 1h

Ugh. RT @erinsorensen: That'll do, #Huskers. That'll do. (via @LPWildcat) pic.twitter.com/RmYZSH9vUe

 

[Abdullah the Butcher]

Ugh make it stop.

[jsneb83]

Yeah, can we stop beating the cat to death now?

[Mavric]

It's spring football time, which means we get to track the super important spring game attendance figures, which definitely dictate which program is best, period.

 

Last year, Auburn and Alabama led the way by a significant margin, with Tennessee, Nebraska, Arkansas and Kentucky each pulling in at least 50,000 fans for their spring exhibitions as well.

 

This year, the James Franklin era has started with a bang at Penn State, as the Nittany Lions announced a huge crowd for their exhibition game (and added yet another four-star recruit in the process). Nick Saban and Alabama responded with a roar, just barely beating out Penn State's Crowd, while Auburn comes in as the third school with at least 70,000 fans. Butch Jones continues his renaissance at Tennessee with a big crowd, while Nebraska and Ohio State brought in more than 60,000 fans as well.

 

On to the table (keep in mind that many schools don't announce numbers):

 

School - Attendance

Alabama - 73506

Penn State - 72000

Auburn - 70465

Tennessee - 68548

Nebraska - 61772

Ohio State - 61058

Georgia - 46073

Oklahoma - 43500

South Carolina - 36412

Florida State - 36000

Florida - 35834

Clemson - 33000

Texas - 30000

[The Dude]

Yeah, can we stop beating the cat to death now?

Yeah, .22 LR is more humane, imo.