Largest Attendance for

SPRING 2009

College Football Games

1. Ohio State – 95,722

2. Alabama – 84,050

3. NEBRASKA – 77,670

4. Penn State – 76,500
   
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   - Four college teams averaged over 100,000 fans per home game last year. The top three were Big Ten Conference teams: Michigan (108,571), Penn State (108,254) and Ohio State (104,976).

   Tennessee (101,448) was fourth and Texas (98.046) was fifth. The other five top ten teams all came from the SEC. They were:

   • 6. Georgia-92,746
   • 7. LSU-92,383
   • 8. Alabama-92.138
   • 9. Florida-90.544
   • 10. Auburn-92.138

   
   
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   Best or not, atleast we go to our games
   
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Ok, now I know we all speculate what it would be like if there were a playoff system implemented in NCAAFB, but no one ever seems to offer a plan.  Well here is my plan - devised by none other than myself.  I have done away with Sun Belt, C-USA, MAC, and WAC.  Lets be honest, those teams do not belong with the big dogs being USC, FLA, TX, OK, OSU and so on...

Midwestern Conference(name pending):

Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Colorado, Kansas, Baylor, Nebraska, Kansas State, Texas A&M, TCU, Iowa, LSU, Minnesota
(16)

North East Conference(name pending):

Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois, Wisconsin, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Louisville, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Purdue, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland
(16)

South East Conference(name pending):

Florida, Georgia, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Auburn, Arkansas, Virginia Tech, Miami(FL), North Carolina, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Clemson, South Florida
(16)

Pacific West(name pending):

USC, UCLA, Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, Arizona, Arizona State, Washington, Washington State, Stanford, Boise State, Hawaii, Utah, BYU, UNLV, Fresno State.
(16)

With this layout, you are looking at a conference divided playoff bracket similar to the NCAABB with a few cinderellas from the lower division.  This year, your playoffs would look similar to this, with a few variances:

MWC - OK, TX, LSU, TCU

NEC - OSU, PSU, UM, CINCY

SEC - UF, AL, VT, Miami(FL)

PWC - USC, BYU, ORE, BSU