Spring Football Game Attendance

[Detroitdad]

The following stats were sent to me by a college friend of mine. I cannot vouch for the truth of them, except that Bama's are correct. If they are true, then BYU looks pretty good. They outdrew a bunch of very high profile schools. Those years of losing left us pretty hungry.

On another note, 90k for a scrimmage? Alabama is a crazy place. That is more than the entire population of Tuscaloosa. Roll Tide!

Spring Football Game Attendance


--Alabama: 92, 138
--Nebraska: 54,288
--Florida: 47,500
--Texas: 42,500
--South Carolina: 35,153
--Auburn: 31,757
--Texas A&M: 24,212
--Georgia: 21,407
--Clemson: 20,000
--Oklahoma: 21,020
--Iowa: 19,000
--Tennessee: 17,409
--Ole Miss: 17,000
--BYU: 16,752
--Florida State: 15,000
--Oklahoma State: 15,000
--USC: 15,000
--North Carolina State: 14,800
--LSU: 14,375
--Minnesota: 12,500
--North Carolina: 10,000
--Arizona: 9,500
--Iowa State: 7,000
--Miami: 7,000
--Colorado: 5,800
--Michigan: 5,500
--Arizona State: 5,250
--Mississippi State: 5,000
--Texas Tech: 3,000
--Pittsburgh: 2,103
--Arkansas: 2,000
--West Virginia: 1,000
--Virginia: 1,000

[RockyBalboa]

I talked to a friend yesterday who lives in Atlanta, he said their it was reported that Florida had 70K+ at their game.

[Detroitdad]

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa

I talked to a friend yesterday who lives in Atlanta, he said their it was reported that Florida had 70K+ at their game.

That may be true. Counts like these are notoriously difficult to get a good headcount. But the newspaper accounts I read said it was in the mid forties.