NCAA Basketball 2019-20 Attendance, Week 10: High-lander But Low Attendance-r

Amidst conference play, one would expect that there would be a higher average attendance (and there is) vs non-conference play, but there were still fifty games with fewer than 1,000 fans. Without further ado, let’s take a look:

Number of games drawing fewer than 1,000 fans: 50 (Season total: 622)

Here are the 3 lowest attended games of last week:

3. Cornell vs Elmira -A non-conference, let alone non-D1 game as the Big Red hosted the Soaring Eagles from nearby Elmira. Those eagles did not soar much, scoring only 33 points in the entire game enroute to a 70-33 Cornell victory. All 319 fans were surely thrilled:

2. Alcorn State vs Grambling – The king of the bottom three, one always can expect #SWACtion in the fewest attended games of the week and this was no different as only 277 showed up to the Davey Whitney Complex to see the Braves beat the Tigers by a score of 87-69. So few people there, no known action shots. Sad!!

1. NJIT vs Kennesaw State – An Atlantic Sun matchup that drew only 255 to the NJIT Wellness and Events Center. The Highlanders held on for a 66-48 victory over the Owls to thrust NJIT into a tie for third place in the conference. Your action shot:

So now, what happened to everyone else? Let’s go ahead with the miscellany:

Smallest group of people to see a win at home this week):  NJIT (vs Kennesaw State) 255.

Biggest group of people to see a loss at home this week: Arkansas (vs Kentucky) 19,200.

Smallest Power 5 Conference attendance: Washington State (vs Oregon), 3,082.

Average attendance this week: 4,393 (up 266 vs prior week)

And as always, your full attendance numbers for the week: