Attendance at the top division of college football dropped for the seventh straight year, according to Bloomberg’s analysis of data from the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The modest average decline—roughly a percentage point per year—includes consistently sold-out powerhouses that cover some steep drop-offs. In the Big 12 Conference, the average crowd at the University of Kansas has dropped by 50 percent since 2009. Western Michigan University never came close to filling its 30,200-seat stadium in 2016, in spite of the most successful season in Broncos history.An article, well worth your time.
College football attendance dropped again this year, and it’s starting to hurt the bottom line https://t.co/3uh3TOBgoH pic.twitter.com/xn04Y1U8Gp
— Bloomberg (@business) January 4, 2017
