Week 5 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

10,088 showed up at Harvard on Friday night to see the Crimson’s 42-7 throttling of Brown.

[Ivytalk]

How many for Yale-Cornell today?

[CHIP72]

An announced crowd of 4511 people saw Lehigh's 10-3 win over Merrimack in a mistake-filled game.

The Penn at Lafayette game had an announced attendance of 4911 fans, and they saw the Quakers hold off the host Leopards 28-24.

Yours truly attended both games, though I left Merrimack/Lehigh with about 4-5 minutes remaining in the game and got to the Penn/Lafayette game 1-2 real time minutes after kickoff.

[ysubigred]

12659 at YSU vs Robert Morris

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[Derby City Duke]

11,926 at Rhodes Stadium to watch JMU dispatch Elon 45-10.

[Panther88]

52,315 to see PVAMU vs Grambling St University in Dallas, Texas.

[Catbooster]

Officially, 19,257 watching a great comeback in Bozeman against NAU today. It was cold, somewhat windy and rainy (with a little snow mixed in). I don't think all of those people ended up going into the game.

We have snow on the ground now.

[Gangtackle11]

10,071 showed up to see Villanova defeat Maine.

[Go Green]

6,211 in Hanover for Dartmouth's trashing of Colgate

[SFA 93]

9,218 in Beaumont, Texas with SFA over Lamar 24-17.

[MR. CHICKEN]

.......44,141........SAW HENS.....COME CLOSE.............BRAWK!

[caribbeanhen]

How many for Yale-Cornell today?

about 1000.... not sure what the official count was

[Serpentor]

9,107 were in Lake Charles to watch the Bearkats comeback victory against the Cowboys.

[rtzlunar]

7,646 reported in Chattanooga for the game against Western Carolina. Probably closer to 5,000 actually there. We don’t draw well anyway but for some reason our Athletic Department thinks it’s wise to kickoff at 4 pm in September when it’s been in the 90’s the past 2 weeks.

[Da Bison]

.......44,141........SAW HENS.....COME CLOSE.............BRAWK!If there were 44,141?
That stadium must have a capacity of 150,000.[emoji3]

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[ngineer]

An announced crowd of 4511 people saw Lehigh's 10-3 win over Merrimack in a mistake-filled game.

The Penn at Lafayette game had an announced attendance of 4911 fans, and they saw the Quakers hold off the host Leopards 28-24.

Yours truly attended both games, though I left Merrimack/Lehigh with about 4-5 minutes remaining in the game and got to the Penn/Lafayette game 1-2 real time minutes after kickoff.

Only one word for that: "Sad"...or, how about "Pathetic"?

[CHIP72]

Only one word for that: "Sad"...or, how about "Pathetic"?

FWIW, both Lehigh and Lafayette had their lowest announced home attendances for any games I’ve attended in Bethlehem at Goodman Stadium (9 games) or in Easton at Fisher Stadium (9 games). I had no problems parking on the pavement in the Stabler Arena lot despite arriving just after 12 PM (and I could have parked closer to the stadium but many tailgaters who had set up tents and/or chairs blocked some of the closer, unreserved, pavement parking spots), and also had no problems parking in my “normal” street parking areas on College Hill despite not arriving until 3:30 PM (because I was at the Merrimack/Lehigh game and couldn’t get there earlier).

One other tidbit - Lafayette announced its official attendance for the game by late in the 1st quarter or early in the 2nd quarter.


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[BlueGoldAg]

10,011 watched Montana totally dismantle UC Davis in the Aggies’ house.

[Sader87]

40, 575 announced at Carrier Dome....though a few thousand were dressed as empty seats

[whoanellie]

I thought JMU would show out a bit more all things considered , JMU was very dominating
11,926 at Rhodes Stadium to watch JMU dispatch Elon 45-10.

[UNHWildcat18]

7920 for UNH's win over the lesser dukes of the fcs world

[Professor]

Delaware State @ NC A&T: 16,567 on a Thursday night.

[willsfc]

8,573 for Presbyterian vs North Alabama, 3pm Kickoff.. Sunny and 95F. VERY hot day.

[Ivytalk]

Delaware State @ NC A&T: 16,567 on a Thursday night.
What would it have been on a Saturday?

[Lion1983]

8,573 for Presbyterian vs North Alabama, 3pm Kickoff.. Sunny and 95F. VERY hot day.

Very hot...

1 heart attack victim, and several others passing out. 3 I know of were taken to the hospital.

[Grizzlies82]

Officially, 19,257 watching a great comeback in Bozeman against NAU today. It was cold, somewhat windy and rainy (with a little snow mixed in). I don't think all of those people ended up going into the game.

We have snow on the ground now.

I was at the game. Easily 1/4 of the seats were empty. So more like 14,000 / 15,000 attending.
Though not a bad turn out considering how crappy the weather was.

[Derby City Duke]

I thought JMU would show out a bit more all things considered , JMU was very dominating

We tend to play well at Rhodes; don't know how many JMU supporters showed up last weekend. We have a pretty decent size alumni population in NC.

[ST_Lawson]

Delaware State @ NC A&T: 16,567 on a Thursday night.

We didn't reach that at all last year...like...total...of 5 home games. xbawlingx

[Puddin Tane]

just under 10,000 for Lamar-Sfa. 9,000 were asleep by halftime

(just under 10,000 sounds better than just over 9,000)

[ASU33]

52,315 to see PVAMU vs Grambling St University in Dallas, Texas.

If they ever go back to a 6pm kick you would add another 10k to that total. The sun and heat are brutal in the Cotton Bowl for that 4pm kick.

[vutomcat]

The #8 Villanova Wildcats (https://www.sbnation.com/college-basketball/teams/villanova-wildcats) returned home in front of a packed stadium of 10,071 on parents weekend and put their undefeated record on the line against #12 Maine Black Bears (https://www.sbnation.com/college-basketball/teams/maine-black-bears) in a match-up of top-15 teams. The Wildcats thoroughly dominated the first half and ran away with a 33-17 victory.