It was bullshit anyway. They showed a high shot during the 1st half and it was about 2/3 full, maybe.Ohio state just announced that the spring game is sold out. Over 100k for a practice. Not sure if proud or embarrassed.
Those UK numbers are stupidly over-inflated by 2-3x fold. Had a few friends go to it and said they would say it was more like 7-8k tops. If it had those numbers, the lower bowl would've been filled (and isn't even a third full per their 60k capacity). Louisville's numbers are also over-inflated too, but I don't think by that much (maybe 2k less than stated).Look: Crowd shots, attendance numbers for every SEC spring game
School Attendance
Georgia 93,000
Alabama 76,212
Tennessee 67,027
Florida 46,000
Auburn 45,723
South Carolina 32,916
Kentucky 28,441
Texas A&M 27,412
Missouri 24,473
LSU 21,000
Mississippi State 15,717
Vanderbilt Est. 3,500
Baseball game at LSU normally has close to 50% of what spring football has across the street, until they changed the schedule.
Jordan Jefferson giving advice at today's spring game. /puke
OSU's ticket price is nominal. Either $5 or $10 I can't recall. The weather on Saturday in Columbus was also flawless which I'm sure helped get people to go out. But I'm sure a bunch of people would just file in/file out so it was never really at capacity. Its just a practice no need to be there on time and no need to stay the entire time.Do they even sell tickets for the spring game? I got tickets as part of my TAF package each year for the "donation" which is required for season tickets, suites, parking pass etc...I'm guessing that's where a lot of the figures come from. Not actual attendance. I got 2-8 tickets every year and never went.
I CAN SMELL THE FEAR REGIME. IT'S LIKE A SHITTY COLOGNE.
Rofl so also UGA to get this great sold out day for something they don't even sell they had to pay Ludacris $65,000 for a 15 minute concert and also fulfill some of his asinine requestsHere's a picture from a sold-out spring game. This is SEC sold out, btw, and not Big 10 pretender sold out.