Week 12 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

A piss-poor 5386 showed up at Franklin Field to watch Harvard run Al Bagnoli out of town for good, 34-24. One would have thought more would have shown up for the Coach's last home game, but a 1-7 record dampened the Quacker spirits, I guess.

[bulldog10jw]

23,260 at the Bowl to celebrate the 100th anniversary with a 44-30 Yale win against Princeton.

[Cocky]

14,925 watched JSU win the OVC

[clenz]

I don't knee what siu will announce but whatever they do take 75 percent off it

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[Cocky]

I don't knee what siu will announce but whatever they do take 75 percent off it

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Believe that true for most attendance figures.

[Big_Fan]

14,925 watched JSU win the OVC


Not bad considering what was going on across the state.

[CHIP72]

I was one of the 5386 - thankfully I was sufficiently bundled.


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[kittiekop]

16,577 in Bozeman to see MSU over Idaho State in one of the coldest games in Bobcat Stadium history. Was -2 degrees as I headed out of town and hit as low as -11 as we were leaving the valley.

[smilo]

4451. Absolutely pathetic show. Glad I snuck away from my business case study to increase the attendance more than .02%

No way the committee is giving us a top 4 seed after that. If NDSU, ISU-r, CCU, and JSU all lose next week (I suppose the first three have a remote chance), then maybe we will get the 4 seed, but they will take any excuse they can to make sure we don't get a 2nd home game.

[HailSzczur]

4451. Absolutely pathetic show. Glad I snuck away from my business case study to increase the attendance more than .02%

No way the committee is giving us a top 4 seed after that. If NDSU, ISU-r, CCU, and JSU all lose next week (I suppose the first three have a remote chance), then maybe we will get the 4 seed, but they will take any excuse they can to make sure we don't get a 2nd home game.

Honestly it was a lot better than I expected going into the game. I think that figure actually might reflect the number of bodies in the stands.

[CHIP72]

A (total of) 5386 showed up at Franklin Field to watch Harvard (beat Penn), 34-24.


I was one of the 5386 - thankfully I was sufficiently bundled.


(A total of) 4451 (attended Albany/Villanova).

I was also one of the 4451 and still sufficiently bundled (though a bit chilled by the end of the game, albeit not as chilled as the cars that had frost on them that I walked by on my way to the Villanova NHSL/Route 100 station to get back to 30th Street Station.)

[Twentysix]

Judging from the crowd on NBC, about 30 people were at NDSU @ MizzouSU, 23 of them were NDSU fans.

[SFA 93]

5,300 in some cold wet weather to see Jacks lose 37-35 to ACU on a missed 27 yard field goal.

[Cocky]

Not bad considering what was going on across the state.
Nice crowd and cold

[clenz]

Judging from the crowd on NBC, about 30 people were at NDSU @ MizzouSU, 23 of them were NDSU fans.
That's probably about accurate.

Watched part of the replay on mediacom

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[NoDak 4 Ever]

They announce 4,597 at MoState. If there were 500 people there, I'd be surprised.

[VT Wildcat Fan53]

8,199 at the Dungeon for UNH's 43-14 win over UDel. 38 degrees and windy.

[World]

and who would "us" be?



4451. Absolutely pathetic show. Glad I snuck away from my business case study to increase the attendance more than .02%

No way the committee is giving us a top 4 seed after that. If NDSU, ISU-r, CCU, and JSU all lose next week (I suppose the first three have a remote chance), then maybe we will get the 4 seed, but they will take any excuse they can to make sure we don't get a 2nd home game.

[lionsrking2]

7,012 (accurate number) in Strawberry Stadium to see Southeastern Louisiana beat McNeese, 28-9.

[JMU-MRD-DAD]

UR announced sellout crowd (8,700). There were some empty seats in the house but over all a great crowd.