NCAA Basketball 2019-20 Attendance, Week 11:

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: 36 (Season total: 658)

Here are the 3 lowest attended games of last week:

3. Prairie View A&M vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff – Some more #SWACtion in the lowest attended conference in Division 1 basketball. Only 367 were on hand on Saturday for the Panthers 67-54 victory over the Golden Lions. Your action shot:

2. Incarnate Word vs Lamar – Not many around in the Southland, either, a geographic neighbor to the SWAC. Only 310 were in San Antonio to see the Battle of the Cardinals. The Lamar Cardinals took this one by a score of 89-77 sending the crowd home disappointed. An action shot:

1. Jackson State vs Grambling – Another nickname matchup, this time the Battle of the Tigers. Jackson State hosted Grambling and walked right over them, in front of 267. The 71-53 victory on Saturday looked a little something like this:

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):  Jackson State (vs Grambling) 267.

Biggest group of people to see a loss at home this week: Memphis (vs SMU) 17,090.

Smallest Power 5 Conference attendance: Oregon State (vs UCLA), 4,073.

Average attendance this week: 4,535 (up 142 vs prior week)

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