Weekly Attendance Report

[ysubigred]

YSU - PSU

104928 :) Mind blowing :hurray:

[Ivytalk]

Harvard drew 11,209 against Holy Cross today. That's great for an opening game for the Crimson. They usually only attract 8000-9000 for Patriot games.

[bulldog10jw]

Yale had 12,308 today. Standard OOC game crowd.

[mountain man]

Appalachian had 24,346 at The Rock :hurray:

[ngineer]

8660 were at Goodman for Princeton. I think it would have been well over 10,000 had it not been raining all morining in SE Pa, especially since the game was on TV.

[RadMann]

UD sold out but I don't have the exact figure for this week.

[TheRock21]

Appalachian had 24,346 at The Rock :hurray:
Against Mars Hill at that, I have a feeling we are going to set a record AT Gardner Webb next week when we roll into town as well! :nod:

[UNHknowledge]

Anyone know UNH's attendance today?

[DFW HOYA]

Georgetown at Brown drew only 4,656 to Brown Stadium. I know it's really too far for GU fans to drive to, but still, that seems low for a defending Ivy champion.

[FargoBison]

NDSU had 16,134 for todays game against Northeastern. Average for the year is 15,872.

[igo4uni]

11,200 at the UNI-Dome today.

[rcny46]

Anyone know UNH's attendance today?

It was officially given as 7395 but,to me,it looked like there were more in attendance than that.

[BEAR]

UCA drew 11,215 to Estes Stadium! WAy to go Bears! Both of you!

[igo4uni]

UCA drew 11,215 to Estes Stadium! WAy to go Bears! Both of you!

Nice crowd. :hurray:

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

It was officially given as 7395 but,to me,it looked like there were more in attendance than that.

It's late, I'm tired from working and I'm drinking, but I think that's 114% capacity. Anytime we get into that SRO land, it's alway fuzzy what the actual attendance is! On a positive note, that's well over 2K more than the Iona game drew last year and it's an over capacity crowd.

Does anybody know if they count students in the actual attendance? And I wonder how many season ticket holders like me missed the game today?

[JALMOND]

56,000 at UC-Berkeley. Largest crowd ever to see a Portland State football game.

[TheBisonator]

NDSU had 16,134 for todays game against Northeastern. Average for the year is 15,872.

We have a VERY good chance at getting a 16,000+ average at the end of the year.

THANK YOU, BISON FANS!!!:hurray: :hurray: :hurray:

[TexasTerror]

From SWACPage...

Southern U at Prairie View
Attendance: 9,798

Alabama A&M at Miss Valley St
Attendance: 6,103

Ark-Pine Bluff at Alabama State
Attendance: 7,200

[REALBird]

12,500 vs. in-state rival Eastern Illiniois.

[Granite]

It's late, I'm tired from working and I'm drinking, but I think that's 114% capacity. Anytime we get into that SRO land, it's alway fuzzy what the actual attendance is! On a positive note, that's well over 2K more than the Iona game drew last year and it's an over capacity crowd.

Does anybody know if they count students in the actual attendance? And I wonder how many season ticket holders like me missed the game today?

Yes, they do count students - they do a clicker-count when they take tickets and admit students with their IDs, so I'm pretty sure they are included in the official attendance count.

Where I think they miss-count is the people that are watching the game without paying for a ticket - the ones who sit up on the hill in front of Bremner Field and in the corner of the endzone near the grandstands. You don't need a ticket to see the game there, and that area was pretty full yesterday.

The home side stands were packed yesterday - there weren't any empties in my row, and hardly any empties that I saw, the student section and GA were both full, as were the bleachers behind the endzone. It was a more-than-capacity crowd yesterday.

[MR. CHICKEN]

UD sold out but I don't have the exact figure for this week.

22,016........MOSTLY DISHEARTEND FANS......:(......Brrrrrraawwkkk!

[Franks Tanks]

A nice crowd of 9,200 for Lafayette's first game at the new fisher field @fisher stadium (yes that is the official name)

[Tribe4SF]

10,706 for W&M against Maine. Held down some by early rain. W&M students jammed their section, and were loud the entire game.

[McNeese75]

Two guys on lawnmowers at the hole yesterday :(

[GaSouthern]

we had 17,800 at Paulson Stadium in Statesboro. Many were expecting a loss so that explains the low amount. Hopefully we will have around 19000 for the next home game but I doubt it, Eagle Nation is not exactly on a high this year after the first game.

[Cat79]

Texas State vrs. Northern Colorado

11,870 @ Texas State

[Cocky]

We had 13,862 not bad for a non-traditional rival. The winning is getting people back into the stands on a regular basis.

[jstate83]

Jackson State -vs- Tennessee State:
53,441 in the Liberty Bowl at the SHC. :thumbsup:

THAT GAME WAS A HEARTBREAKER!! :bang: :bang:

[McNeese72]

Our attendance was a big fat "0". I hate it when we play O.D.U. !!

:)

Pictures below.

http://www.geauxcowboys-eastside.org/images/wvt06tgeastside.jpg

http://www.geauxcowboys-eastside.org/images/wvt06tgwestside.jpg

Doc

[MR. CHICKEN]

we had 17,800 at Paulson Stadium in Statesboro. Many were expecting a loss so that explains the low amount. Hopefully we will have around 19000 for the next home game but I doubt it, Eagle Nation is not exactly on a high this year after the first game.

LOW AMOUNT?........REAL FANS SHOW UP.........REGARDLESS........DELAWARE WAS ROCKED...BY ALBANY....BUT...WE'LLL FILL DUH BLEACHERS....FO' ALL OURAH HOMERS.......THICK OR THIN!...........:hyped:.........BRAWK!

[dbackjon]

7,283 for NAU's first home game against D-II Dixie State.

[wkukid]

Disappointing 9,322 but hey we got a win!

[Appstate29]

How is WKU going to deal with the 15000 person rule, I know the NCAA is not enforceing it right now, but i heard that it will be cracking down soon, and i think that with a few exceptions, demand goes down for a while after the initial surge because you are adjusting and won't be anywhere near as good??

also anyone know where I can get a link that shows all Division I schools attendence per game?? I'd like to see how App, UD, and Montana do against other schools in I-A. We are at about 24000 per home game so far, and I don't expect it to dip much, if at all.

[ASU Kep]

Furman is going to be INSANE if we're both undefeated in SOCON play. 24k for MARS HILL? Somethin' is goin on up here...

[JMU2004]

Furman is going to be INSANE if we're both undefeated in SOCON play. 24k for MARS HILL? Somethin' is goin on up here...


umm, ya'll counted 20,000+ for JMU, and were no were close.... JMU fans have been to UVa and VT which both seat 62,000 plus, and according to all reports, 20,000+ was a strectch....... and looking at the photos, I agree.

[tarmac]

"umm, ya'll counted 20,000+ for JMU, and were no were close.... JMU fans have been to UVa and VT which both seat 62,000 plus, and according to all reports, 20,000+ was a strectch....... and looking at the photos, I agree."


Question, were you there in person? Apparantly not by your comments. Here is a first hand eyewitness report, 23,346 at one point. All tickets are scanned at APP.

[Appstate29]

JMU2004, unfortunately, when you're up 21-3 at halftime, some of the drunker and I don't want to say it; less interested fans leave, happens all the time at app because we build up big leads at half time (MHC, JMU, CCU,WCU,GSU all 3 last year) so a bunch of fans head home early to escape the traffic mess, or to sober up. Or whatever they do.

[AppGuy04]

After week 3:http://web1.ncaa.org/d1mfb/2006/Internet/attendance/IAA_AVGATTENDANCE.pdf

1. App- 24080
2. Montana- 23438
3. Southern- 22653

[JoshUCA]

:hurray: Way to go UCA...with 11,215 at our first home game that would put us at #24 (if you include NDSU as well) in the nation!!!! Also 3rd in capacity at 131.94%!!!!:hurray: :hurray:

[AppGuy04]

:hurray: Way to go UCA...with 11,215 at our first home game that would put us at #23 in the nation!!!! Also first in capacity at 131.94%!!!!:hurray: :hurray:

sorry bro, 3rd in capacity: http://web1.ncaa.org/d1mfb/2006/Internet/attendance/IAA_CAPACITY.pdf

[JoshUCA]

guess I didn't look hard enough...my bad...oh well it still is good enough for me!:hurray:

[Pard4Life]

There were 9250 at Fisher to see Lafayette play Penn... great non-Lehigh crowd!

[SoCon48]

Appalachian had 24,346 at The Rock :hurray:

Vs D-2 Mars Hill no less. I was thinking our streak of 20K was in jeopardy.
A record will be set next week in Boiling Springs for G-W.:thumbsup:

[Demon Fan]

A somewhat dissappointing 10,125 (capacity 15,971) for opening home game against Delaware State. But we did get the win!

[henfan]

Top 5 in attendance at I-AA venues this week:

1. Jackson St. at Tennessee St.- 53,441
2. Mars Hill at Appalachian St.- 24,346
3. Albany at Delaware- 22,016
4. Coastal Carolina at Georgia Southern- 17,303
5. Northeastern at North Dakota State- 16,134

[NSUDemon98]

YSU - PSU

104928 :) Mind blowing :hurray:

Rain kept the home opener from being better but Northwestern St. had 10,000+ for their opener against Delaware St.

[DTSpider]

Richmond announced 10,500 against VMI. Although, we've all decided that the stadium's capacity is not 21,000. The place looked well over half full. The conspiracy theory is that attendance is being under-reported due to the city threatening not to approve the new stadium... :bang: :bang:

[Anovafan]

Officially, 10887 for Nova-Umass, not bad for a 12,000 seat stadium and the worst Villanova football product I have seen in years. The place looked like a sell-out to me. I'll be shocked if we win 3 games this year.