1. WVU 57,516 6 games
2. Pitt 51,789 6 games
3. USF 49,866 4 games
4. Rutgers 48,542 6 games
5. Syracuse 39,369 7 games
6. UConn 38,438 4 games
7. UofL 34,256 5 games
8. Cincy 33,727 5 games

http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/2009/Internet/a...NDANCE.pdf

Hopefully by the end of the year, USF past 50k after hosting Miami but Rutgers not going to make it this year.

WVU's attendance average will rise a bit after the Backyard Brawl. Milan-Puskar Stadium will be full to capacity for that game...

UC vs. Illinois is sold out so UC will finish just shy of 34,000.

Congrats to the Bearcats. Now all y'all need is more seats...

(11-16-2009 08:34 AM)bearcatfan Wrote:  1. WVU 57,516 6 games
2. Pitt 51,789 6 games

Pitt's attendance should also rise a few thousand as another sell-out looms for the Big East Championship game on December 5 vs UC.

I doubt Pitt's average will rise a few thousand after 6 home contests. But it should rise up a good bit...

(11-16-2009 11:15 AM)bitcruncher Wrote:  I doubt Pitt's average will rise a few thousand after 6 home contests. But it should rise up a good bit...

I didn't major in math at Pitt, but if they are right now at ~51,800 for 6 games, that is roughly 310,000 for the year. Throw in another 65,000 and that is roughly 375,000 for 7 games. Doing the math, that brings the average to ~53,400. An increase of almost a 1,600, so lets' say a "couple" of thousand anyway.

If we do this by % capacity, UC would be at about 98% for the 2009 season. Can only sell the seats you have.

(11-16-2009 12:56 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  I didn't major in math at Pitt

That much was obvious from the first post...