I thought this was pretty funny with the P12 propaganda machine in a full tizzy right now...

If I add the 2019 numbers for the new adds from the NCAA.com web page...

UCF 96.66% [43,788 / 45,301]
BYU 93.82% [59,547 / 63,470]
Cincinnati 89.96% [35,985 / 40,000]
Houston 63.80% [25,518 / 40,000]

That makes 10 B12 schools around 90%+ average capacity vs. 5 P12 schools. I would love to know the percentages from 2021 but those are not currently available from NCAA.com.

In the end, this doesn't mean much in the Game of Realignment [Thrones] but it is an example of Yormark's imprint as the new Commish.

Shouldn’t they have the 4 new schools in that comparison?

Looking at the percent of stadium capacity, it looks like there is a lot more empty seating in the PAC than the 12. Washington St at 5th in the PAC % would be behind everyone but Kansas in the 12.

(08-03-2022 09:53 PM)Fighting Muskie Wrote:  Shouldn’t they have the 4 new schools in that comparison?

Of course...but the clown who tweeted back that there wasn't much difference (false...as its at least a 10% difference...and a lot of difference once Cinci, BYU and UCF are added. Note: UH attendance has been somewhat weak but will explode with visiting nearby Big 12 fan bases who already live in Houston or will take the short trip for a game) is the biggest Pac-10 Fan Boy in the media (Jon Wilner).