42nd in the Nation in Attendance

[Bullschmutz]

204,352 in total attendance in 4 games so far means if 67,000 show up for the last two home games, thats

204,352

67,000

67,000

338,352

divided by 6 = 56,392 which would qualify us for between 36 and 37. not bad for an 11 year old program.

[Orlando Bull]

2nd in the big east.

We just need to keep it going. I am a little afraid that after a loss, we aren't going to be filling up for these last two. I hope I am wrong though. Tampa needs to get behind their top-10 team.

[Raoul Duke]

2nd in the big east.

We just need to keep it going. I am a little afraid that after a loss, we aren't going to be filling up for these last two. I hope I am wrong though. Tampa needs to get behind their top-10 team.

We will... the ball has been rolling since the Auburn game.

[Knight_Light]

Looks like will not break the top 25 as long as we are in RJS.  #25 Uk - 69K

Looks like if UCF sold out every game they played in their on campus stadium, they still wouldn't get much more over 45k...

Where does that rank them on the list?

50th...just behind undefeated Kansas...and just ahead of Rutgers.

UCF has averaged 43,983 fans per game over 4 home games (Texas, Memphis, Louisiana-Lafayette and Tulsa)...with the smallest crowd being 42,153 for the Memphis game.

UCF is expecting their 3rd home sellout for the Marshall game on Nov 3rd.

[smazza]

good news

[SattyBull]

I don't get it... we sold out the last two games and yet the attendance figures are different. What gives?

Not sure if I am interpreting your statement correctly or not, but the attendance for the first two games was something like 30k and 37 k so that obviously drags down the final figures.

[BrahmanBulliever]

I think it has more to do with no-shows. Tickets purchased but never used.

[E.T.]

who cares...

This generates money.

[E.T.]

I don't get it... we sold out the last two games and yet the attendance figures are different. What gives?

Not sure if I am interpreting your statement correctly or not, but the attendance for the first two games was something like 30k and 37 k so that obviously drags down the final figures.

There was also more media and "friends" at the WVU game ...

[pops94]

Wasn't the average attendance around 30k last year.  This is a pretty major step in attendance.  If we could sell out next year we would have the highest attendance in the conference.  The out of conference game against Kansas is starting to look like it could be a good one.