42,OOO

[outofyourmind]

I see it now.

Not that I put much of anything in Spring Game Attendance numbers, but some teams stood out for one reason or another.

USC 31k
A&M 22k
Rutgers 14k

 

[duckboy33]

I ask, because 42,000 sounds really good to me.
But I have not seen a list, so not sure.

42k is pretty good for a spring game. As others have noted, it’s obviously not the most. Oregon usually gets less than 42k but I think people wanted to see what the team looks like with a new coaching staff

 

[OlyDuck]

I ask, because 42,000 sounds really good to me.
But I have not seen a list, so not sure.

i dont really think much into it. I know Oregon used to only open part of the stadium for the spring game. over the years, different coaches changed that. different groups volunteered to do clean ups and such so they opened more sections.

 

[WhosYourDawggy]

Only teams that can’t fill seats go with lower capacity. Vandy’s stadium is about the right size. It’s a home away from home for UGA fans every other year

This is correct, although we are doing a 300 million renovation of all athletic facilities.

We sell out almost all the time, mostly with the other teams' fans.

 

[WhosYourDawggy]

I see it now.

Not that I put much of anything in Spring Game Attendance numbers, but some teams stood out for one reason or another.

USC 31k
A&M 22k
Rutgers 14k

That ATM number is surprising. You spend $30 million on players, you think the fans would show out. I kid, I kid. Still surprising, though.

 

[Guy Incognito]

I see it now.

Not that I put much of anything in Spring Game Attendance numbers, but some teams stood out for one reason or another.

USC 31k
A&M 22k
Rutgers 14k

14K at Rutgers is pretty good, considering Rutgers is historically shit and the Yankees and Phillies had home games about 50-60 miles away in either direction.

Had to look up when it was, didn't even know they had a spring game.

 

[osubuckeye89]

Bo Nix = SEC Speed? lol

 

[OlyDuck]

No. I am not into being buttfucked by Puddles like @OregonDucks

puddles is dead. i dont know the life span of ducks but im pretty sure its not 100 years

 

[gobigred]

puddles is dead. i dont know the life span of ducks but im pretty sure its not 100 years

You think that would stop OD ?

 

[iowajerms]

Did they have a 99% chance of winning and still lose? I would imagine only they could do it to themselves. It's not like a team like Stanford can pull it off.