Attendance

[bulldog10jw]

27,441 watched Yale beat Princeton at the Yale Bowl

[DJKyR0]

Just over 17,000 for the Marker game at the Fargodome tonight. Not great but better than I thought it'd be after last week's shoddy turnout.

[DSUrocks07]

6,181 in Norfolk to watch DSU fall to 2-8...or the Spartans to climb back to .500, they have a 30,000 seat stadium so I'm not sure what to take from these numbers.

[TheBisonator]

Just over 17,000 for the Marker game at the Fargodome tonight. Not great but better than I thought it'd be after last week's shoddy turnout.

17,037 exactly.

[jmu007]

W&M @ JMU ATTENDANCE: 16,733

[TheBisonator]

W&M @ JMU ATTENDANCE: 16,733

I think NDSU and JMU are incredibly close in per-game average right now.

On edit: Check this out. Final regular season numbers:

JMU - 16,597
NDSU - 16,568

[Cocky]

20,237 at JSU to watch SEMO.

[TTUEagles]

Very (and pleasantly) surprised to see 10,200 watch a horrible performance by TTU vs EKU in Cookeville.

[Redbirdz]

20,237 see JSU beat SEMO 29-27 in top 10 battle. Does any other OVC team come close to Jacksonville's home attendance? Crowds have been big all season long.

[seantaylor]

Chatty had 9K. They are going to outbid us all since they live in the metropolis that is NY, no, DC, no.

[Ivytalk]

The Philly Inquirer reports that an "announced" crowd of 12,546 saw Penn's win over Harvard. That means there were about 8,000 butts in the seats.

[MarchingMountaineer]

Hard to believe no Mountaineer fan has been on all night long to answer this. I mean - it was Saturday night so I know they're all at home by their computers studying. Probably hitting the books too hard to check out the message boards. The older fans were certainly getting rested for church. (OK - that last sentence just might be true.)

28622 fans for Senior Day at the Rock.

[houtexan]

Attendance: 15103 • Date: Nov 13, 2010 • Site: Beaumont, Texas • Stadium: Lamar University / Provost Umphrey Stadium • Lamar 24, South Dakota 20

[bulldog10jw]

The Philly Inquirer reports that an "announced" crowd of 12,546 saw Penn's win over Harvard. That means there were about 8,000 butts in the seats.

It doesn't matter how big the game is, Ivy League fans always manage to find a reason to stay home.

[nmatsen]

14,800 in the UNI Dome.

[DaBigBlue]

Old Dominion sent its 11 seniors out in style on Saturday at Foreman Field as the Monarchs defeated VMI, 45-28, in front of its 10th consecutive sellout crowd of 19,782.

[superman7515]

10,057 in Amherst to see UD vs UMass.

[Wildcat80]

27,441 watched Yale beat Princeton at the Yale Bowl

The Bowl would be a great venue for a playoff game in the northeast......wishful thinking. Beat H!

[DJOM]

Bulldog, I was very impressed with crowd. The size of student body was impressive. What do you attribute large student body involvement to? I wandered into what appeared to be large student tailgate section prior to game. More schools could learn from what you are doing right.

[bulldog10jw]

Bulldog, I was very impressed with crowd. The size of student body was impressive. What do you attribute large student body involvement to? I wandered into what appeared to be large student tailgate section prior to game. More schools could learn from what you are doing right.

I would like to say this was a typical crowd, but it was not. Usually the students are apathetic, except for Harvard, and Princeton to a slightly lesser degree. The attendance for the other home games averaged about 10k, I think.

[Princetonfan]

just saying a lot of these are passing MAC numbers. Last year Eastern Michigan had just 1535 watch them play against ball state

[Milktruck74]

Chatty had 9K. They are going to outbid us all since they live in the metropolis that is NY, no, DC, no.

And yet we still had more teeth than the last 4 home games at Paulson combind.xlolx