NCAA home attendance stats

[BabHorn]

Got these attendance stats from the Duke site.Average Division 1 home attendance: 1, 585.[pre]Rk. School G Attendance Average
4. Iowa St. 17 159,293 9,370
6. Baylor 21 166,593 7,933
10. Texas Tech 17 119,731 7,043
12. Texas A&M 14 85,457 6,104
14. Oklahoma 17 93,322 5,490
18. Texas 15 70,651 4,710
21. Nebraska 16 69,324 4,333
24. Kansas St. 15 61,013 4,068

8 of the 12 for last season are in the top 25. The rest:

[pre]Team | HOME GAMES Avg
Kansas | 20-48101 2405
Oklahoma State | 20-45464 2273
Colorado | 21-39486 1880
Missouri | 14-21542 1539[/pre]

Only one school, Mizzou, was below the national average and only by 46.
By conference: the Big 12 is the only over one million. The Big East with an average attendance of 3415 set a conference record.

Rk. School Teams Games Attendance Average
1. Big 12 12 213 1,005,377 4,720
2. Big Ten 11 179 744,901 4,161
3. Southeastern 12 194 730,952 3,768
4. Big East 16 258 *881,098 *3,415
5. Atlantic Coast 12 210 558,602 2,660
6. Pacific-10 10 146 334,426 2,291[/pre]

Frankly, it’s hard to see another conference that supports WBB as well as the Big 12.

 

[caesarscott]

Big 12 has a multi year streak of 1mm+ fans. probably end this year w/o NU and CU

 

[BabHorn]

Quite possible, but the league only loses just over 100,000 with the loss of Neb and CU. With the new conference configuration, that might be made up. Either way, whether or not the difference is made up, the Big 12 is still likely to be the top conference in attendance.

 

[overseasbbfan1]

It's definitely impressive to see eight programs averaging over 4000 per contest, and all in the top 25 nationally. It got me thinking about all of our women's teams...BB, VB, Softball, Soccer, etc. It's likely that over a quarter of a million people combined attend Texas women's athletic events each year in Austin, in particular when you add all other sports (Track, Swimming, Tennis, XC, Golf etc) to those mentioned above. Women's athletics have sure come a long way in the past 30 years!