Week 10 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

7,011 at Columbia for the Harvard game.

[RabidRabbit]

7,011 at Columbia for the Harvard game.

18,130 for the Dakota Marker game in Brookings. Largest SD crowd for a sporting event yet.


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[Go Green]

A little over 4,000 in Hanover for Dartmouth-Cornell. Would have been nice to be more, but that number is par for the course for this type of game at this time of year.

[th0m]

A whopping 3227 on hand in Kingston, RI, to see the Rams hang with the Dukes for a half.

[mainejeff]

7,212 in Portland to see Delaware crush Maine's playoff hopes.

[CHIP72]

A total of 1750 people were in attendance (including yours truly) at Multi-Sport/Cooper Field to see Lafayette’s 7-0 snoozefest win over Georgetown.


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[katss07]

About 6000 in Huntsville to watch Sam blowout UIW on a hot Saturday afternoon.

[Seawolf97]

7106 at StonyBrook for our rivalry game against Albany

[Cocky]

16453 for JSU v Murray

[Daytripper]

About 6000 in Huntsville to watch Sam blowout UIW on a hot Saturday afternoon.

That's more than I thought would show up considering the mid-day heat and the beginning of hunting season.

[jadmt]

UM vs nau 20466 and that is lowest I can remember.

[ngineer]

There might have been 2,000 at Christ Matthewson Stadium for Bucknell's HOMECOMING GAME with Lehigh. I swear almost half the crowd was Lehigh. Amazed at how well the Brown & White were represented considering the cluster of a season we've had.

[Hammerhead]

18,130 for the Dakota Marker game in Brookings. Largest SD crowd for a sporting event yet.



This means donors bought and then couldn't give away 1,200 tickets since the game was sold out.

[UNHWildcat18]

7106 at StonyBrook for our rivalry game against Albany

Ouch, a little low huh? thought a ranked SBU team playing the rival would hit 10k

[Gangtackle11]

3508 at Alumni Day which was dubbed as our “White Out” game. The only white out there was our offense. BTW in typical Nova fashion only about 500 fans were in white. Smh.

Bark in the Park day for Delaware game may be in the works. xpeacex

[Sader87]

7,212 in Portland to see Delaware crush Maine's playoff hopes.

UMaine plays games in Portland once in awhile? I didn't know that.

[ST_Lawson]

UMaine plays games in Portland once in awhile? I didn't know that.

That was exceptionally confusing until I remembered Portland, Maine


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[Sader87]

I checked...first one in Portland since 2005. Interestingly UMaine's 1st evah game in Portland was 0-0 tie with Holy Cross in 1906!

Portland is a great little city btw...they have a waterfront section akin to Newport, RI or Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Would love to go a HC-Maine game in Portland some day.

[mmiller_34]

This means donors bought and then couldn't give away 1,200 tickets since the game was sold out.

Some of that yeah, but actually most of it was the student crowd. Very disappointing how many students didn’t show up.

Not too mad about it myself. 5 years ago I could never have imagined a crowd of 18,000 in Brookings that was not mainly bison fans.

Yesterday was a big step for the program.

[TheKingpin28]

I checked...first one in Portland since 2005. Interestingly UMaine's 1st evah game in Portland was 0-0 tie with Holy Cross in 1906!

Portland is a great little city btw...they have a waterfront section akin to Newport, RI or Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Would love to go a HC-Maine game in Portland some day.

Such a gorgeous town on the coast. If I could, I would go back there right now, but for cities/towns in between there and Boston, I would choose Portsmouth 10/10 though. It is situated in between both and they have some of the best beer I have ever had the chance to drink. I also enjoy how it is not so hustle and bustle 24/7 like one would get in Boston, and not so isolated like Portland can feel.

[Son of Eli]

8,216 at Yale Bowl to see Yale beat Brown 34-7 Friday night.

9,073 at Franklin Field to see Penn upset Princeton 38-35.

[aceinthehole]

I checked...first one in Portland since 2005. Interestingly UMaine's 1st evah game in Portland was 0-0 tie with Holy Cross in 1906!

Portland is a great little city btw...they have a waterfront section akin to Newport, RI or Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Would love to go a HC-Maine game in Portland some day.

Central Connecticut played #15 (USA Today/ESPN poll) Maine in Portland to open the 2002 season. Maine would finish that season with an 11-3 record and was ranked #6 in TSN I-AA Poll.

The non-scholarship Blue Devils were hammered by the Black Bears 52-3, and lost by an identical score the following week in Amherst vs. UMass. However, that was the beginning, under former head coach Paul Schedel, to upgrade the CCSU football schedule.

http://www.middletownpress.com/news/article/CCSU-finds-little-room-vs-Maine-11938055.php

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A very disappointing 2,211 in New Britain on a brisk, but beautiful afternoon to watch CCSU bring its winning streak to 6 games, and move to 4-0 in the NEC with a 28-10 win over Saint Francis.

The winning streak is the longest for the Blue Devils since they also won six games in a row during the 2009 season.

[phoenix3]

10,113 at Elon for the Towson game.

[bulldog10jw]

8,216 at Yale Bowl to see Yale beat Brown 34-7 Friday night.



Terrible

[Son of Eli]

Terrible

I agree, but it was actually an improvement to the 6,878 the Yale-Brown game drew at New Haven in 2015.

[UAalum72]

That was exceptionally confusing until I remembered Portland, Maine


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkActually Portland OR was named after Portland ME, after a 2 out of 3 coin flip with somebody who wanted to name it Boston

[ASU33]

SWAC Numbers

Texas Southern @ Mississippi Valley State- 2,987
Alabama A&M @ Alcorn State- 7,515
Alabama State @ Jackson State- 26,507
Grambling @ Arkansas Pine-Bluff- 4,007 (from the pics about 3,500 were Grambling fans)
Prairie View @ Southern --17,085

[ST_Lawson]

Actually Portland OR was named after Portland ME, after a 2 out of 3 coin flip with somebody who wanted to name it Boston

That doesn't surprise me at all...knowing what I know about the east coast towns and west coast towns, Portland, ME is probably like 200 years older than Portland, OR...but as someone not from New England, when I hear Portland, I think of Oregon before I think of Maine.

[CHIP72]

There might have been 2,000 at Christ Matthewson Stadium for Bucknell's HOMECOMING GAME with Lehigh. I swear almost half the crowd was Lehigh. Amazed at how well the Brown & White were represented considering the cluster of a season we've had.

FWIW, at every Lehigh/Georgetown game I’ve attended in DC (3 games) at least half of the crowd has been Lehigh fans.


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[Ivytalk]

I agree, but it was actually an improvement to the 6,878 the Yale-Brown game drew at New Haven in 2015.
So what’s the over on Harvard@Yale Attendance in 2 weeks? I doubt it will be much over 45K, even if the Ivy title is on the line. Most of the older alums are dying off faster than they can be replaced, and the Yale students are too preoccupied with identity politics and their iPhones.

[caribbeanhen]

7,212 in Portland to see Delaware crush Maine's playoff hopes.

Word is Delaware fans represented well up in Portland but hey there's a lot of pubs up there

[Thumper 76]

That's more than I thought would show up considering the mid-day heat and the beginning of hunting season.
Never thought I’d ever hear mid day heat and hunting season together.

This means donors bought and then couldn't give away 1,200 tickets since the game was sold out.
More like w2-300 and the rest was student turn out. We don’t sell of give out actual tickets to students so it’s impossible to take what’s left and resell it. Outside of that I saw less empty seats than a game at the mall.



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[Iridebikes]

9451 on the red in Cheney to watch EWU and Weber. Turf was actually turning pink due the the light snowfall.

[ajc4jsu]

Seems like the kids are staying home everywhere instead of attending games. Heard a talk show from BHam even say the mighty alabama has taken two sections away from students because they were sitting empty each week. Unless you live in a rat hole with absolutely nothing else to offer, the students are finding other things to do. Sad really!

[CenMEBlackBearFan]

Such a gorgeous town on the coast. If I could, I would go back there right now, but for cities/towns in between there and Boston, I would choose Portsmouth 10/10 though. It is situated in between both and they have some of the best beer I have ever had the chance to drink. I also enjoy how it is not so hustle and bustle 24/7 like one would get in Boston, and not so isolated like Portland can feel.

Believe Portland has more microbreweries per captia then any other city and if Portland is isolated being 45 minutes from Portsmouth don't ever go to Oronoxnodx

[KPSUL]

Such a gorgeous town on the coast. If I could, I would go back there right now, but for cities/towns in between there and Boston, I would choose Portsmouth 10/10 though. It is situated in between both and they have some of the best beer I have ever had the chance to drink. I also enjoy how it is not so hustle and bustle 24/7 like one would get in Boston, and not so isolated like Portland can feel.

Thanks for the UNH endorsement!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooz7LdiUQkc

[jacksfan29]

This means donors bought and then couldn't give away 1,200 tickets since the game was sold out.

Tickets used. Students did not show up. Too many Minnesotan's going home for deer hunting.

That said, what is it with the entitlement mentality of Bison fans and some in Fargo "media"? Amazing how stuck on stupid so many up north are. Next time Sell needs to simply send a package of 2,000 tickets to the cheerleaders on Bison 1660 so they can hand out tickets to the 1% of Bison fans who are Bisonville posters. That may be the only thing that makes those of you who can't figure out how the world works, happy.