Week 6 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

7313 at Schoellkopf for Cornell's 17-14 win over Harvard.

Stick a fork in us. We're done. See you next year.

[Seawolf97]

Stony Brook 7694 on a beautiful night. Congrats to Delaware for really getting their fans out .

[DFW HOYA]

Just 4,466 in Princeton for the Tigers' win over Georgetown, the smallest non-conference crowd in 11 seasons. Possible causes:

A.) The Columbia loss soured the home fans.
B.) Georgetown doesn't travel.
C.) Georgetown doesn't draw in central Jersey.
D.) B & C.

[SFA 93]

26,700 something for SFA vs. SHSU

[Sader87]

4400 at Fitton today. I didn't go myself though I do plan to go to both the games at Yale next week and at home the week following against Colgate.

i say that because it seems like attendance is really waning for college football, particularly in the Northeast. I grew up a HC fan as my Dad was an alumnus and I attended myself, so I've seen a LOT of HC football at Fitton from 1970 or so on. Sad to see such paltry crowds now compared to what it was like in the 1970s and 1980s. Not sure there's an answer to the dwindling crowds sadly.

[aceinthehole]

4,917 in New Britain for Central Connecticut’s 42-21 Homecoming win over defending Ivy League Champions Penn

[Catbooster]

18,987 in Bozeman to watch MSU 30 - Portland State 22

[Hood]

5,011 in Thibodaux to see Nicholls take down the directional Demons 14-10.

[Go Green]

Little over 8,000 in Hanover to watch Dartmouth's biggest comeback (for a victory at least) in history.

Disappointing that we didn't get five figures. But rain was forecast...

[ASU33]

SWAC Attendance

Southern *Homecoming* vs. Alabama A&M (15,279) -numbers down due to Nate
Alabama State vs. Alcorn (15,553)
Prairie View vs. Grambling *State Fair Classic* Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Tx (57,231)

[Panther88]

SWAC Attendance

Southern *Homecoming* vs. Alabama A&M (15,279) -numbers down due to Nate
Alabama State vs. Alcorn (15,553)
Prairie View vs. Grambling *State Fair Classic* Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Tx (57,231)

It felt like close to 60K+ but it also feels empty since the city expanded capacity from 72K to 92/93K.

[ASU33]

It felt like close to 60K+ but it also feels empty since the city expanded capacity from 72K to 92/93K.

They rolled out the red carpet to make sure Texas and OU stayed there!

[WestCoastAggie]

It was the "Greatest Homecoming on Earth" this weekend in Greensboro, NC. The A&T Aggies posted a "sellout" of 21,500, but "unofficially," Close to 30,000 were in the stadium at one time, despite the rain.

[ASU33]

It was the "Greatest Homecoming on Earth" this weekend in Greensboro, NC. The A&T Aggies posted a "sellout" of 21,500, but "unofficially," Close to 30,000 were in the stadium at one time, despite the rain.

#GHOE was trending on Twitter yesterday!

[Panther88]

They rolled out the red carpet to make sure Texas and OU stayed there!

Yep.

[Daytripper]

26,700 something for SFA vs. SHSU

Maybe that many tickets sold. Not that many in the stadium. Half the SFA side was empty.

[dewey]

According to the box score 4743 people watched NDSU blowout Indiana State in Terre Haute Indiana.

Didn't seem like very many on TV.

Did anyone that was at the game have an opinion on the attendance?

Maybe they were counting arms and legs:D

Dewey

[TheRevSFA]

Maybe that many tickets sold. Not that many in the stadium. Half the SFA side was empty.

The sam side had plenty of blue seats in it as well.

[Daytripper]

The sam side had plenty of blue seats in it as well.

I don't doubt it. But I was sitting among them and couldn't see a reflection. Just stating what I saw.

[Professor]

#GHOE was trending on Twitter yesterday!

Love the students. They make us so relevant in the social media world

[dbackjon]

10,420 for NAU's axing of the Redbirds

[whoanellie]

Elon / W&M 10137 Family W/E culture change or 6000 helicopter parents just happened to show up. 5-1 Who's a thunk it?