2010 Spring Game Attendances

[JTrain]

Collected: 43/120 teams

 

Just for the hell of it I'd like to keep track of attendances, so post em if you got em. If you know of teams that aren't holding spring games/scrimmages, post that too. Thanks to anyone that helps.

 

TOP 10 BY ATTENDANCE

 

Alabama

Nebraska

Auburn

Florida

Florida State

Texas

Georgia

Tennessee

Michigan

Mississippi State

 

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BY PRESEASON TOP 25 (PREDICTED)

 

1. Alabama - 91312

2. Ohio State

3. Boise State - 12000

4. Oregon

5. Texas - 44250

6. Florida - 51500

7. TCU

8. Iowa - 23502

9. Nebraska - 77936

10. Wisconsin - 23567

11. Georgia Tech

12. Southern California

13. Penn State

14. Virginia Tech

15. Miami FL

16. Oklahoma

17. Oregon State

18. Cincinnati

19. North Carolina - 29000

20. Arkansas

21. Louisiana State

22. Utah

23. Florida State - 50000

24. West Virginia

25. Georgia - 38500

 

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BY CONFERENCE

 

Big 12

Colorado - 9100 out of 53750 ( 16.9% )

Iowa State - 10500 out of 35000 ( 30.0% )

Kansas - out of 50071

Kansas State - out of 52200

Missouri - 15000 out of 71004 ( 21.1% )

Nebraska - 77936 out of 81067 ( 96.1% )

Baylor - out of 50000

Oklahoma - 16481 out of 82112 ( 20.1% )

Oklahoma State - 7000 out of 60218 ( 11.6% )

Texas - 44250 out of 100119 ( 44.2% )

Texas A&M - 15000 out of 82600 ( 18.2% )

Texas Tech - 9000 out of 58930 ( 15.3% )

 

ACC

Boston College - out of

Clemson - 27000 out of 82000 ( 32.9% )

Florida State - 50000 out of 82300 ( 60.8% )

Maryland - out of

North Carolina State - 25372 out of 57583 ( 44.1% )

Wake Forest - 5000 out of 31500 ( 15.9% )

Duke - out of

Georgia Tech - out of

Miami - 10000 out of 74476 ( 13.4% )

North Carolina - 29000 out of 60000 ( 48.3% )

Virginia - 5000 out of 61500 ( 8.1% )

Virginia Tech - out of

 

Big East

Cincinnati - out of

Connecticut - out of

Louisville - 5600 out of 42000 ( 13.3% )

Pittsburgh - out of

Rutgers - out of

South Florida - out of

Syracuse - 4752 out of 50000 ( 9.5% )

West Virginia - out of

 

Big Ten

Illinois - out of

Indiana - 5325 out of 50180 ( 10.6% )

Iowa - 23502 out of 70585 ( 33.3% )

Michigan State - out of

Michigan - 35000 out of 106201 ( 33.0% )

Minnesota - out of

Northwestern - out of

Ohio State - out of

Penn State - out of

Purdue - 5000 out of 62500 ( 8.0% )

Wisconsin - 23567 out of 80321 ( 29.3% )

 

Conference USA

East Carolina - out of

Memphis - out of

Marshall - out of

UAB - 2500 out of 71594 ( 3.5% )

UCF - 7288 out of 45301 ( 16.1% )

Southern Mississippi - out of

Houston - out of

Rice - out of

Southern Methodist - out of

Tulane - out of

Tulsa - 1500 out of 35542 ( 4.2% )

UTEP - out of

 

MAC

Akron - 1805 out of 31000 ( 5.8% )

Bowling Green - out of

Buffalo - out of

Kent State - out of

Miami (Ohio) - out of

Ohio - out of

Temple - out of

Ball State - out of

Central Michigan - out of

Eastern Michigan - out of

Northern Illinois - out of

Toledo - out of

Western Michigan - out of

 

Mountain West

Air Force - out of

Brigham Young - out of

Colorado State - out of

New Mexico - 1238 out of 38634 ( 3.2% )

San Diego State - out of

TCU - 7500 out of 44008 ( 17.0% )

UNLV - out of

Utah - 10000 out of 45634 ( 21.9% )

Wyoming - out of

 

Pac 10

Arizona State - out of

Arizona - 6500 out of 57803 ( 11.2% )

California - 4000 out of 75662 ( 5.3% )

Oregon - out of

Oregon State - out of

Southern California - out of

Stanford - 4374 out of 50000 ( 8.7% )

UCLA - out of

Washington - out of

Washington State - out of

 

SEC

Florida - 51500 out of 88548 ( 58.2% )

Georgia - 38500 out of 92746 ( 41.5% )

Kentucky - out of

South Carolina - 22000 out of 80250 ( 27.4% )

Tennessee - 35891 out of 100011 ( 35.9% )

Vanderbilt - out of

Alabama - 91312 out of 92138 ( 99.1% )

Arkansas - out of

Auburn - 63217 out of 87451 ( 72.3% )

LSU - out of

Mississippi - 30229 out of 60580 ( 49.9% )

Mississippi State - 34127 out of 55082 ( 62.0% )

 

Sun Belt

Arkansas State - out of

Florida Atlantic - out of

Florida International - out of

ULL - out of

ULM - out of

Middle Tennessee - 3110 out of 31000 ( 10.0% )

North Texas - out of

Troy - out of

Western Kentucky - out of

 

WAC

Boise State - 12000 out of 34000 ( 35.3% )

Fresno State - out of

Hawaii - out of

Idaho - out of

Louisiana Tech - out of

Nevada - out of

New Mexico State - out of

San Jose State - out of

Utah State - out of

 

FBS Independents

Army - out of

Navy - out of

Notre Dame - out of

[UGAHusker]

Georgia had a little over 38k.

 

 

[GMoose]

There's 12,000 people in Boise Idaho?

[skersfan]

Looking at the Alabama/Auburn numbers, they are amazing. There are some serious fans there.

[Blackshirt316]

Bama's game is free though.

[kansas husker]

Very through jtrain thanks for the great post, also I believe Auburn had free tickets this year as well.

[AlbuquerqueRed]

Collected: 30/120 teams

 

Just for the hell of it I'd like to keep track of attendances, so post em if you got em. If you know of teams that aren't holding spring games/scrimmages, post that too. Thanks to anyone that helps.

 

 

New Mexico Lobo Spring game attendance was 1,238. Dang... I just love the chances I get to get home and see real football.

 

AlbuquerqueRed

[bravesfanatic4]

Florida already had their spring game. Look it up to be sure, but I was thinking 51,000 or so

[Nexus]

Here are the 2009 numbers.

 

 

1. Ohio State – 95,722

 

2. Alabama – 84,050

 

3. NEBRASKA – 77,670

 

4. Penn State – 76,500

 

5. Florida – 65,000

 

6. Tennessee – 51,488

 

7. Michigan – 50,000

 

8. Auburn – 45,381

 

9. Texas – 44,000

 

10. Georgia – 42,458

 

11. Virginia Tech – 41,000

 

12. Florida State – 36,000

 

13. Mississippi State – 31,606

 

14. Notre Dame – 31,104

 

15. LSU – 30,532

 

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[JTrain]

One third down, two to go... keep em comin. I know there are at least 30-40 games Saturday but I'm still missing a good chunk that have already been played.

[sd'sker]

One third down, two to go... keep em comin. I know there are at least 30-40 games Saturday but I'm still missing a good chunk that have already been played.

i don't want to give you more work, but you should find the seating capacity as well, just to see the ratio of sales to available seats.

[teachercd]

Do you think that the NU attendance would go up if the game was free? I really dont think it would, I think that it could be 20 dollars and NU would get the same amount as if it were free.

[Husker Richard]

Do you think that the NU attendance would go up if the game was free? I really dont think it would, I think that it could be 20 dollars and NU would get the same amount as if it were free.

 

 

I agree. Kind of. I think the attendance would increase a bit, but not drastically.

[JTrain]

One third down, two to go... keep em comin. I know there are at least 30-40 games Saturday but I'm still missing a good chunk that have already been played.

i don't want to give you more work, but you should find the seating capacity as well, just to see the ratio of sales to available seats.

 

You're killin me here.

[UGAHusker]

Bored at work

 

UCONN: 2500

Pitt: 6352

Ole Miss: 30229

Texas Tech: "about" 9000

East Carolina: 7125

Virginia: 5000

Southern Miss: 5500

Middle Tennessee: 3110

South Florida: 6357

Texas Christian: 7500