Week 4 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

Wow! 20,748 at Harvard to see the Crimson thrash Brown under the lights. My faith in humanity is partly restored!

[bulldog10jw]

Wow! 20,748 at Harvard to see the Crimson thrash Brown under the lights. My faith in humanity is partly restored!

Glad to see it. Hoping to break 5k tomorrow against the Big Red.

[Ivytalk]

Glad to see it. Hoping to break 5k tomorrow against the Big Red.

Don’t worry, bulldog: if Yale doesn’t cross that threshold against Cornell, they’ll probably get there against us in November!

[NY Crusader 2010]

Wow! 20,748 at Harvard to see the Crimson thrash Brown under the lights. My faith in humanity is partly restored!

This is awesome. Especially in New England, where numbers have been on the decline. And where "fear of COVID" is more of a thing even though the actual death rates are significantly lower in our region as of right now.

Bringing back memories of the Holy Cross game in 2008. Probably the last time Harvard Stadium saw 20K outside of the Yale series.

[Ivytalk]

This is awesome. Especially in New England, where numbers have been on the decline. And where "fear of COVID" is more of a thing even though the actual death rates are significantly lower in our region as of right now.

Bringing back memories of the Holy Cross game in 2008. Probably the last time Harvard Stadium saw 20K outside of the Yale series.
Harvard broke 20K in other night games after ‘08. At least one other against Brown, and one against Dartmouth. But as for day games, you’re right.

[bulldog10jw]

Don’t worry, bulldog: if Yale doesn’t cross that threshold against Cornell, they’ll probably get there against us in November!


Just missed.

4917

[Sader87]

Yale attendance #'s are more concerning than most....they used to draw fairly well regardless of opponent(s)....for them to draw less than 5K for both HC and Cornell is troubling

[Sitting Bull]

11,897 at Rhodes Stadium Elon as Tribe holds on 34-31.

[Ivytalk]

Just missed.

4917

Good Lord!

That sets a low bar for us. We play Cornell in two weeks.

[bulldog10jw]

Good Lord!

That sets a low bar for us. We play Cornell in two weeks.

We're lucky it didn't rain. The total would have been cut in half.

[Ivytalk]

We're lucky it didn't rain. The total would have been cut in half.

At this rate, The Game could be 1997 all over again.

[DFW HOYA]

Columbia: 3,723 at fka Baker Field versus Georgetown.

[MSUWineGuy]

12,738 at MO State.

[SFA 93]

Attendance 5,346
SFA and Lincoln (CA.)

[Cocky]

18648 at JSU to watch the dismantling by UTM.
First time the Skyhawks have beaten JSU at the Snow. Been so long they were the Pacers the last time.

[Go Green]

5126 in Hanover for Dartmouth's win over Sacred Heart. And if the streaming broadcast was any indication, 5,000 of them were sitting on the home side...

Although a respectable crowd on a yearly basis, that's definitely lower than recent home openers with perfect weather in Hanover....

[CockyGeek]

Lol. That is the most inflated number I have ever seen. The visitors side was completely empty as well as both corners on the home side.

[Go Green]

Lol. That is the most inflated number I have ever seen. The visitors side was completely empty as well as both corners on the home side.

Other than the corners, Dartmouth's home section looked full. Dartmouth doesn't have a reputation of inflating attendance figures. If we did so yesterday, it was by hundreds, not thousands.

[caribbeanhen]

5126 in Hanover for Dartmouth's win over Sacred Heart. And if the streaming broadcast was any indication, 5,000 of them were sitting on the home side...

Although a respectable crowd on a yearly basis, that's definitely lower than recent home openers with perfect weather in Hanover....

I noticed the sparseness

[katss07]

Attendance 5,346
SFA and Lincoln (CA.)
Why didn’t you guys inflate numbers this week?

[The Cats]

SoCon Week #4 home attendance (9-25-21)
10,203 Furman
6,753 Samford
5,077 VMI

[CockyGeek]

Other than the corners, Dartmouth's home section looked full. Dartmouth doesn't have a reputation of inflating attendance figures. If we did so yesterday, it was by hundreds, not thousands.

I was trying to quote Cocky and messed up. JSU inflated theirs by about 10k.

[Go Green]

I noticed the sparseness

I'm guessing that Sacred Heart doesn't travel well if the lack of people behind them was any indication....

[BlueGoldAg]

6802 were at Stewart Stadium in Ogden, Utah, to watch UC Davis beat Weber State 17-14.

[ASU33]

SWAC Attendance week 4

Alcorn State @ Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Attendance: 7,541

Delta State at Jackson State
Attendance: 33,652

Grambling at Prairie View A&M (Dallas,Tx - State Fair Classic)
Attendance: 47,128

Tuskegee at Alabama A&M (Mobile, AL)
Attendance: 21,031

Bethune Cookman at Alabama State
Attendance: 9,450

Texas Southern at Rice
Attendance: 18,326

Southern at Mississippi Valley State (Jackson, Ms)
Attendance: 10,502

[ngineer]

At Colgate, the PA announcer said that "today's attendance is unofficially, estimated at 5,435..." Shullbit! I sat there and was able to easily count blocks of 50 and there weren't 1,000 in stands. My much more discerning eye said roughly 750-800 TOTAL (500 on Colgate's side and 300 on ours). And that was HOMECOMING!!

[Ivytalk]

At Colgate, the PA announcer said that "today's attendance is unofficially, estimated at 5,435..." Shullbit! I sat there and was able to easily count blocks of 50 and there weren't 1,000 in stands. My much more discerning eye said roughly 750-800 TOTAL (500 on Colgate's side and 300 on ours). And that was HOMECOMING!!

I attended a Harvard-Colgate game on parents’ weekend in 1995 or so. There were maybe 10,000 people milling around outside, but only about 2,500 in the stands.