Spring Game Attendances: Any that surprise you?

[The Dude]

Impressed by OSU's turnout.

 

[Blackshirt316]

Florida with a new coach being so low is suprising.

FSU replacing Winston being so low is suprising.

Notre Dame numbers being pathetic is suprising.

ISU with 7500 and Io_a not cracking top 50 is suprising.

 

[Husker from Kansas]

When is Texass having theirs? I figure it should be up there

 

[Red Five]

The Crying Irish really shocked me.

I was flipping through the channels and stopped at the Notre Dame game for a few minutes on Saturday. The game wasn't in their stadium, but it looked to be on some practice field with some bleachers put up for it. Not sure what was up with that.

 

[QMany]

Impressed by OSU's turnout.

"Impressed" isn't the word I would use. They only had 61,000 last year. Maybe, "predictable."

 

[BigRedBuster]

No Oregon?

Oregon had theirs on the moon this year testing out Nike's New zero gravity line

Theirs is May 2nd.

It's kind of odd to me that this would be published before all of them are played.

 

[suh_fan93]

Oregon had theirs on the moon this year testing out Nike's New zero gravity line

 

[ScottyIce]

Where is Rutgers at on this list?

 

[StPaulHusker]

Even at $5 and free to students, 99,000 people to a Spring game is amazing

 

[The Dude]

Impressed by OSU's turnout.

"Impressed" isn't the word I would use. They only had 61,000 last year. Maybe, "predictable."

Yes, only 61,000.

This is my friend, QMany. He's not easy impressed.

 

[Landlord]

Impressed by OSU's turnout.

"Impressed" isn't the word I would use. They only had 61,000 last year. Maybe, "predictable."

Charging for a game that is usually/historically free and having the all time attendance record is impressive.

 

[huKSer]

[SIZE=small]15. Florida - 21,000[/SIZE]

[SIZE=small]KSU this weekend[/SIZE]
[SIZE=small]16. Florida State - 17,250[/SIZE]

Due to construction at Granny Snyder stadium, their spring game has been moved to Sporting KC soccer stadium. Max capacity 20,000. 120 miles away from Manhattan.

 

[QMany]

Impressed by OSU's turnout.

"Impressed" isn't the word I would use. They only had 61,000 last year. Maybe, "predictable."

Yes, only 61,000.

This is my friend, QMany. He's not easy impressed.

I guess I am just used to Nebraska fan support. When you consider the Columbus metro area alone has more people than the state of Nebraska, I don't think it is that impressive.

 

[STL Husker]

I'm surprised that Missouri counted everyone twice.

 

[Blackshirt316]

Impressed by OSU's turnout.

"Impressed" isn't the word I would use. They only had 61,000 last year. Maybe, "predictable."

Yes, only 61,000.

This is my friend, QMany. He's not easy impressed.

It's not impressive at all.

Based soley on local population:

1 out of every 1,166 Ohioans attended the OSU spring game.

1 out of every 24 Nebraskans attended the Husker spring game.

That doesn't even include traveling attendees.

Programs in situations like OSU not selling out every year, let alone coming off a national title with a huge qb battle going on is frankly pathetic.