G5 Attendance

[HoustonCajun]

G5 Top 20:
1. Fresno State (39,969) MW
2. USF (37,944) AAC
3. Boise State (35,867) MW
4. ECU (35,115) AAC
5. App State (34,734) SB
6. Navy (30,804) AAC
7. Memphis (29,782) AAC
8. Air Force (29,616) MW
9. Army (29,016) Indy
10. UTSA (28,876) AAC
11. Troy (27,121) SB
12. CSU (26,509) MW
13. JMU (25,372) SB
14. Tulane (25,021) AAC
15. SDSU (24,832) MW
16. UConn (24,659) Indy
17. UNLV (23,661) MW
18. USM (23,275) SB
19. Marshall (23,198) SB
20. Wyoming (23,163) MW

Honorable mention: 21. SMU (22,616) AAC

Top 20 by league:
MW: 7
AAC: 6
SB: 5
Indy: 2

Not a single CUSA or MAC school made the list.

Division I-A "Bottom Ten"

Akron (MAC) 7,237
Sam Houston State (CUSA) 8,298
Northern Illinois (MAC) 9,456
Kent State (MAC) 9511
UMass (Indy) 10,598
Ball State (MAC) 10,771
Hawaii (MWC) 11,251
Charlotte (American) 12,471
Buffalo (MAC) 13,142
MTSU (CUSA) 13,219

Worth noting the Rainbow Warriors are playing in a limited capacity facility while they wait on Aloha Stadium's replacement

MAC-tion accounts for 5 of the lowest 9 attendance averages.

[ZoomZoom]

Tuesday/Wednesday MACTION has killed their fan bases. Freezing week night games instead of traditional Saturday PM games.

[cajun4life]

We would be there too if we counted butts in the seats.

[John Cocktolstoy]

We would be there too if we counted butts in the seats.

Everyone counts tickets sold. So imagine how few butts are actually in the seats.

[HoustonCajun]

Everyone counts tickets sold. So imagine how few butts are actually in the seats.

SMU made it to a P5 conference, ACC, averaging only about 22,000 tickets sold. Comments made were that the stadium was actually never more than half-filled. They should feel right at home with Wake Forest. The ACC wanted the Dallas market, but SMU hardly delivers.

[Cajun Soldier]

3-9 USM draws better than UL I hate to say but wait until next year if we continue to have this coaching staff with no major changes. I know I'm reducing my tickets and donation to minimum to keep my tailgating spot.

[cajunfan96]

SMU made it to a P5 conference, ACC, averaging only about 22,000 tickets sold. Comments made were that the stadium was actually never more than half-filled. They should feel right at home with Wake Forest. The ACC wanted the Dallas market, but SMU hardly delivers.

Difference is they are serious about football. UL more concerned with liability and ____ing off future alumni.

[cajun4life]

Everyone counts tickets sold. So imagine how few butts are actually in the seats.

That’s everybody else’s problem. I’m not worried about them. I’m concerned about our program and how we continue to lose fan support in Acadiana.

[fanof71]

I'd still like to know how much revenue was lost this year due to poor attendance. No way UL is operating and making any sort of profit. But hey, we've got alot of folks in Athletics that have fancy titles pulling down some nice $, I'm sure.

[Turbine]

I'd still like to know how much revenue was lost this year due to poor attendance. No way UL is operating and making any sort of profit. But hey, we've got alot of folks in Athletics that have fancy titles pulling down some nice $, I'm sure.

Think of the money (and work) they saved not doing a season ticket drive.

[R1Letterman]

Some of those teams on top of list aren't that good.
What is more important, messaging, ticket sales or winning?

[CajunEXPRESS]

3-9 USM draws better than UL I hate to say but wait until next year if we continue to have this coaching staff with no major changes. I know I'm reducing my tickets and donation to minimum to keep my tailgating spot.

Why bother if you feel so negative? The spot or a better one will open up for 2025