Week 9 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

11,188 at Cambridge for Harvard-Princeton.

[melloware13]

6,536 at a blustery Meade Stadium to see the Hens rack up 500 yards of offense in a 35-13 win.

[Twentysix]

At least 50 or 60 people at Indiana State.

[Catbooster]

18,627 watched the Bobcats win on a beautiful fall day in Bozeman.

[TigerFen]

8700 at Robins Stadium for Towson versus Richmond.

[ASU33]

63, 113 for the 72nd annual Magic City Classic in Birmingham between Alabama State and Alabama A&M.

[Skyhawk71]

6,014- Tennessee-Martin @ Austin Peay (This was an impressive crowd taking into account APSU was 0-7)

[Cocky]

8953 in Cookeville for JSU v TTU

[Bogus Megapardus]

Hey Ivy - you made two identical attendance threads. Tigers got you seeing double? xrotatehxxrotatehx

[Ivytalk]

Hey Ivy - you made two identical attendance threads. Tigers got you seeing double? xrotatehxxrotatehx

No. Had trouble with my iPad in Boone last night, and the WiFi in our cabin gave out.

[Go Green]

A disappointing 3,100 in Hanover for Dartmouth-Columbia. Those that came saw a bloodbath, as Dartmouth romped 56-0. Second largest shutout in league play since the league began in 1954 and largest shutout for Dartmouth since we beat Vermont by the same score in 1936.

The Harvard-Princeton attendance was perplexing. Only things I can think of is 1) Harvard is bored with winning and 2) Harvard really, really, really does not care about Princeton.

[BEAR]

10827 to see UCA embarrass the Jacks..... or probably 8000 actual before the rain came down. Had a few thousand tailgating but not coming in. Whatever.

[Ivytalk]

A disappointing 3,100 in Hanover for Dartmouth-Columbia. Those that came saw a bloodbath, as Dartmouth romped 56-0. Second largest shutout in league play since the league began in 1954 and largest shutout for Dartmouth since we beat Vermont by the same score in 1936.

The Harvard-Princeton attendance was perplexing. Only things I can think of is 1) Harvard is bored with winning and 2) Harvard really, really, really does not care about Princeton.

1- Harvard really doesn't care about FB. 2- True.

And I personally witnessed the biggest shutout in Ivy play: Harvard over Columbia in '73.

[bojeta]

Cal Poly vs Northern Arizona.... official attendance 9,882, but I was there, and it looked closer to 11,000. There were not many empty seats.

[Go Green]

And I personally witnessed the biggest shutout in Ivy play: Harvard over Columbia in '73.

I take it that you didn't go to the Harvard-Columbia game last year.

:)

[eiu1999]

22K at TSU for the EIU game.

[GAD]

27,102 at A.W. Mumford for Southern vs. Alcorn

[Ivytalk]

I take it that you didn't go to the Harvard-Columbia game last year.

:)

Whoops!:o

In '73 it was "only" 57-0.xrotatehx

[BluBengal07]

5160 Jackson State VS Prairie View @ Shreveport Classic
as normally, PV fans didn't show up to their thing, smh.

[813Jag]

5160 Jackson State VS Prairie View @ Shreveport Classic
as normally, PV fans didn't show up to their thing, smh.
never understood why they'd move that game to Shreveport.

[813Jag]

27,102 at A.W. Mumford for Southern vs. Alcorn
crazy atmosphere for homecoming, wish the result was different.

[813Jag]

10827 to see UCA embarrass the Jacks..... or probably 8000 actual before the rain came down. Had a few thousand tailgating but not coming in. Whatever.
is it mandatory for it to rain when you two play? xlolx

[BluBengal07]

never understood why they'd move that game to Shreveport.

maybe Shreveport provided a nice check to PV. but i bet they might of broke even(against a check) if it was on their campus.

[ASU33]

never understood why they'd move that game to Shreveport.



Me either. PV would have came out better having it at home. I really hate these "manufactured" classics.

[Walkon79]

18,627 watched the Bobcats win on a beautiful fall day in Bozeman.

Another sell-out with 1,000 SRO. what a great autumn day for football!!

[Squealofthepig]

26,082 in Missoula watched the Griz get Kupped on.