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The NCAA has readily-available attendance numbers for FBS, FCS, Division 2 and Division 3 from 2003-2018 — with no team breakdowns available for 2004.
For those 15 seasons, only four schools led FCS HBCUs in attendance: Southern six times, Jackson State five times, Florida A&M three times and North Carolina A&T once. Remember, the NCAA ranks school home game attendance by per game average, not total home attendance ...
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Jackson State: five years — 2018 (led FCS), 2011, 2010, 2008, 2006
Southern: six years — 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2007, 2005
Florida A&M: three years — 2017, 2016, 2003
North Carolina A&T: one year — 2009
For those 15 seasons, only four schools led FCS HBCUs in attendance: Southern six times, Jackson State five times, Florida A&M three times and North Carolina A&T once. Remember, the NCAA ranks school home game attendance by per game average, not total home attendance ...
I'll put up D2 stuff shortly.
Jackson State: five years — 2018 (led FCS), 2011, 2010, 2008, 2006
74 total home games and total of 1,317,893 attending.
Annual average: 87,860
Per season averages: 5 home games and 17,809/game
Seasons over 100K total home attendance: two — 2010 (120,700 over 5 games); 2006 (101,570 over 5 games)
Southern: six years — 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2007, 2005
69 total home games and total of 1,148,210 attending.
Annual average: 76,547
Per season averages: 5 home games and 16,641 game
Seasons over 100K total home attendance: two — 2013 (100,535 over 5 games); 2003 (118,392 over 6 games)
Florida A&M: three years — 2017, 2016, 2003
64 total home games and total of 1,000,157 attending.
Annual average: 66,677
Per season averages: 4 home games and 15,627/game
Seasons over 100K total home attendance: one — 2018 (107,238 over 6 games)
North Carolina A&T: one year — 2009
78 total home games and total of 1,088,017 attending.
Annual average: 72,534
Per season averages: 5 home games and 13,949/game
Seasons over 100K total home attendance: none