Final 2010 FCS Home Attendance Figures...


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http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/2010/Internet/attendance/FCS_AVGATTENDANCE.pdf

1. Appalachian St. 29,449 (6 home games)
2. Montana 25,448 (6 home games)
3. Jackson State 24,140 (5 home games)
4. Deaware 20,684 (7 home games)
5. Old Dominion 19,782 (7 home games)
6. GA. Southern 19,110 (5 home games)
7. Jacksonville St. 18,432 (5 home games)
8. Harvard 16,918 (5 home games)
9. James Madison 16,597 (6 home games)
10. N. Dakota St. 16,568 (6 home games)
11. Liberty 16,216 (4 home games)
12. Florida A&M 15,913 (4 home games)
13. Youngstown St. 15,110 (6 home games)
14. South Carolina St. 14,862 (5 home games)
15. Tennessee St. 14,861 (4 home games)
16. Yale 14,592 (6 home games)
17. Northern Iowa 14,398 (5 home games)
18. Montana St. 14,302 (6 home games)
19. McNeese St. 13,770 (5 home games)
20. NC A&T 13,388 (5 home games)
21. UMASS 13,005 (5 home games)
22. Southern U. 12,896 (5 home games)
23. Texas St. 12,805 (6 home games)
24. Chattanooga 12,699 (5 home games)
25. Penn 11,926 (5 home games)
26. Norfolk St. 11,879 (5 home games)
27. Citadel 11,445 (6 home games)
28. Alcorn St. 11,410 (6 home games)
29. William & Mary 11,290 (5 home games)
30. UAPB 11,030 (4 home games)
31. Southern Ill. 10,890 (6 home games)
32. Furman 10,594 (6 home games)
33. Hampton 10,551 (4 home games)
34. Stephen F. Austin 10,155 (6 home games)
35. S. Dakota St. 10,023 (5 home games)
36. Alabama St. 9,836 (5 home games)
37. Western Ill. 9,232 (6 home games)
38. Missouri St. 9,028 (5 home games)
39. Cal Poly 8,760 (5 home games)
40. Grambling 8,719 (4 home games)
41. Texas Southern 8,684 (5 home games)
42. Central Ark. 8,620 (6 home games)
43. Villanova 8,573 (5 home games)
44. Richmond 8,567 (6 home games)
45. Wofford 8,482 (5 home games)
46. Western Carolina 8,470 (5 home games)
47. Coastal Caroina 8,403 (5 home games)
48. SE Mo. St. 8,342 (5 home games)
49. Elon 8,176 (5 home games)
50. Northwestern St. 8,131 (5 home games)
51. UC Davis 8,115 (5 home games)
52. Brown 7,970 (5 home games)
53. Lafayette 7,833 (5 home games)
54. New Hampshire 7,734 (5 home games)
55. Princeton 7,725 (6 home games)
56. Sacramento St. 7,576 (5 home games)
57. E. Washington 7,492 (5 home games)
58. N. Arizona 7,398 (5 home games)
59. Samford 7,321 (5 home games)
60. Bethune-Cookman 7,391 (6 home games)
61. Towson 7,107 (5 home games)
62. Southern Utah 7,077 (5 home games)
63. Illinois St. 6,958 (6 home games)
64. Weber St. 6,913 (5 home games)
65. Cornell 6,878 (5 home games)
66. Lehigh 6,809 (5 home games)
67. Tennessee Tech 6,770 (4 home games)
68. Holy Cross 6,607 (5 home games)
69. Prairie View 6,475 (3 home games)
70. Alabama A&M 6,456 (5 home games)
71. Sam Houston St. 6,337 (4 home games)
72. Colgate 6,258 (4 home games)
73. E. Kentucky 6,220 (5 home games)
74. VMI 6,216 (4 home games)
75. Murray St. 5,989 (5 home games)
76. Maine 5,980 (5 home games)
77. Dartmouth 5,971 (5 home games)
78. Morgan St. 5,853 (5 home games)
79. E. Illinois 5,669 (5 home games)
80. Indiana St. 5,478 (6 home games)
81. Idaho St. 5,388 (5 home games)
82. Columbia 5,192 (6 home games)
83. N. Colorado 5,023 (5 home games)
84. Stony Brook 4,908 (5 home games)
85. Portland St. 4,895 (4 home games)
86. Gardner-Webb 4,872 (5 home games)
87. Howard 4,868 (5 home games)
88. SE Louisiana 4,772 (5 home games)
89. Rhode Island 4,614 (5 home games)
90. Austin Peay 4,451 (5 home games)
91. Nicholls St. 4,366 (5 home games)
92. Tenn.-Martin 4,301 (5 home games)
93. Savannah St. 4,243 (2 home games)
94. Morehead St. 4,119 (5 home games)
95. Bucknell 3,793 (6 home games)
96. Fordham 3,772 (5 home games)
97. Jacksonville 3,761 (5 home games)
98. Davidson 3,608 (5 home games)
99. Charleston So. 3,295 (6 home games)
100. Dayton 3,286 (6 home games)
101. Campbell 3,280 (6 home games)
102. Butler 3,205 (5 home games)
103. Central Conn St. 3,177 (5 home games)
104. Albany (NY) 3,024 (4 home games)
105. Delaware St. 2,948 (5 home games)
106. Robert Morris 2,747 (5 home games)
107. Mississippi Valley 2,602 (3 home games)
108. Drake 2,566 (5 home games)
109. San Diego 2,507 (6 home games)
110. Georgetown 2,489 (5 home games)
111. Monmouth 2,293 (6 home games)
112. Sacred Heart 2,203 (5 home games)
113. Marist 2,198 (6 home games)
114. Valparaiso 2,172 (5 home games)
115. Wagmer 2,067 (5 home games)
116. St. Francis (PA) 1,721 (4 home games)
117. Duquesne 1,668 (6 home games)

SCHOOLS IN TRANSITION
South Alabama 18,785 (7 home games)
Georgia St. 16,750 (7 home games)
Lamar 16,079 (6 home games)
North Carolina Central 9,749 (7 home games)
S. Dakota 8,352 (5 home games)
N. Dakota 8,154 (5 home games)
Presbyterian 3,431 (5 home games)
Bryant 2,872 (7 home games)
 



*LARGEST FCS CLASSICS-Bayou and Turkey Day Classics not included*

Magic City Classic-61,879 (Birmingham)
Florida Classic-61.712 (Orlando)
Atlanta Football Classic-54,202 (Atlanta)
Southern Heritage Classic-44,688 (Memphis)
State Fair Classic-43,754 (Dallas)
Circle City Classic-35,217 (Indianapolis)
Port City Classic-34,762 (Shreveport)
Urban League Classic-34,167 (East Rutherford, NJ)
Capital City Classic-32,800 (Jackson)
Literacy Classic-29,373 (Little Rock)
Gateway Classic-22,781 (St. Louis)
John Merritt Classic- 22,607 (Nashville)
Labor Day Classic- 22,062 (Houston)
Shreveport Classic-19,979 (Shreveport)
MEAC-SWAC Challenge-16,367 (Orlando)
Fish Bowl Classic-14,550 (Norfolk)
Music City Classic-9,273 (Waycross, GA)





Does anyone know what the attendance was for the Chicago Football Classic (Alcorn vs. Miss. Valley)?
 
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Nonchalant said:
*LARGEST FCS CLASSICS-Bayou and Turkey Day Classics not included*

1. Magic City Classic-61,879 (Birmingham)
2. Florida Classic-61.712 (Orlando)
3. Atlanta Football Classic-54,202 (Atlanta)
4. Southern Heritage Classic-44,688 (Memphis)
5. State Fair Classic-43,754 (Dallas)
6. Circle City Classic-35,217 (Indianapolis)
7. Port City Classic-34,762 (Shreveport)
8. Urban League Classic-34,167 (East Rutherford, NJ)
9. Literacy Classic-29,373 (Little Rock)
10. Gateway Classic-22,781 (St. Louis)
11. Shreveport Classic-19,979 (Shreveport)
12. MEAC-SWAC Challenge-16,367 (Orlando)
13. Music City Classic-9,273 (Waycross, GA)

Does anyone know what the attendance was for the Chicago Football Classic (Alcorn vs. Miss. Valley)?
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Nice, Grambling is apart of 3 of the Classic's on the list so far, will be four after Saturday.
 
A&M should be ASHAMED. The PV people need a boost also in a region with 4.5M people and a winning program for 3 years.
 
The numbers are not 'FINAL'...

The NCAA post-season counts as home games for those who play on their homefield.

I believe the SoCon tops the NCAA attendance count for games thus far - since the SWAC has not been boosted by the addition of 'Classics' just yet. That occurs at the end of the year for the conference attendance for those of us who can add the amount of home games by schools compared to the conference's total home games.
 
Let's all congratulate the JSU Tigers and the FAMU Rattlers

The 2010 FCS home attendance figures are in and JSU is # 3 nationally in FCS with attendance of 24,140, FAMU is # 12 @ 15,913. JSU and FAMU are the top two black colleges with the most football fans attending their games. GO TIGERS and GO RATTLERS
 
Re: Let's all congratulate the JSU Tigers and the FAMU Rattlers

Hey mafree'.... U still coming to Garland, Texas March '11 to "slap the taste out of my mouth?" :confused: I've been eating poke bone and ham hocks to fatten my jaws up so you can what you wanna' do. :tup:

Don't let me down and not show up. :emlaugh:
 
Re: Let's all congratulate the JSU Tigers and the FAMU Rattlers

Those are not the FINAL numbers.

Keep in mind the Division I Football Championship is on-going and the home teams for each playoff game counts attendance towards their final numbers.

As far as conference attendance race goes, the SWAC is not No. 1 as of right now, but should raise to the top spot when the Classics are added at the end of season (as they typically are - at least for those of us who can do basic math).
 



Re: Let's all congratulate the JSU Tigers and the FAMU Rattlers

These are final #'s for these two schools and I do know for a fact that JSU and FAMU are the top HBCU's in home attendance.
Type in 2010 FCS home attendance and ya'll will see the final list.

By the way everyone, JSU ladies basketball beat texas state last week. GO SWAC, this ones for you texas none-terror. lol
 
Congratulations to JSU

Once again JSU has lead all hbcu's in home attendance. This year's figure is 24,140 averaged fans per game.
Congratulations TIGERS
 
Wow. TSU goes 4-7 last season and fires the coach. 3-8 this season losing every OVC game. We played 1 HBCU and 3 Non HBCU's, Yet we still outdraw everyone in the SWAC except JSU. Per SWAC posters this shouldn't happen, since we play OVC schools that don't bring a crowd to Nashville. What's the excuse?
 
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Wow. TSU goes 4-7 last season and fires the coach. 3-8 this season losing every OVC game. We played 1 HBCU and 3 Non HBCU's, Yet we still outdraw everyone in the SWAC except JSU. Per SWAC posters this shouldn't happen, since we play OVC schools that don't bring a crowd to Nashville. What's the excuse?
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Where's your game/attend link "talker?" :confused: Hearsay is what you're spewing.

I wanna' see opponent/attend for myself. Also, what R your ticket prices? :swink: And, do you guys count total attend w/ STUDENTS vs only paying custs? :read:
 
tsutiger said:
Excuses are tools of the incompetent used to build monuments to nothing
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So whats your excuse for losing so much?
If I lost every conference game, I would not be bragging about how many people saw my team get kicked to sleep each week. :lol:
 
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