2006 NATIONAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE (For All NCAA Men's Varsity Teams)

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1 2006 NATIONAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE (For All NCAA Men's Varsity Teams) Total Games or 2006 Change Change Teams Sessions Attendance Average In Total In Avg. Home Attendance, Division I FBS ,142,038 45,828 3,571, FBS Neutral-Site Attendance ,791 51, ,815-4,631 FBS Bowl Game Attendance 32 1,699,639 53, ,914 1,235 NCAA DIVISION I FBS TOTALS * *36,814,468 *46,249 4,172, Home Attendance, Division I FCS ,000,273 8, , FCS Neutral-Site Attendance ,795 36,884 35,063 3,597 FCS Championship Game 1 22,808 22,808 2,572 2,572 NCAA DIVISION I FCS TOTALS ,723,876 8, , NCAA DIVISION I TOTALS 235 1,438 42,538,344 29,582 4,460,696 1,313 Home Attendance, NCAA Division II ,809,938 3,747 1,237 7 Division II Neutral-Site Attendance ,839 7,514 14, Division II Championship Game 1 7,437 7, NCAA DIVISION II TOTALS *3,005,214 3,873 15, Home Attendance, NCAA Division III 229 1,129 2,083,303 1,845 14,572 0 Division III Neutral-Site Attendance 11 10, , Division III Championship Game 1 6,051 6,051 1,432 1,432 NCAA DIVISION III TOTALS *229 1,141 2,099,746 1,840 11,727 0 Home Attendance, Reclassifying Teams ,009 7, NATIONAL TOTALS FOR ,392 *47,909,313 *14,124 4,422, * Record. NOTE: The total attendance for the Division I FCS Tournament was 202,351 for a 13,490 average over 15 games, the Division II Tournament was 119,341 for a 5,189 average over 23 games and the Division III Tournament was 67,740 for a 2,185 average over 31 games NCAA DIVISION I FBS FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE TEAM LEADERS 1. Michigan 7 770, , Penn St , , Tennessee 7 740, , Ohio St , , Georgia 7 649,222 92, LSU 8 737,696 92, Alabama 8 737,104 92, Southern California 6 548,880 91, Florida 7 632,866 90, Texas 7 619,534 88, Auburn 8 680,506 85, Nebraska 7 595,309 85, Oklahoma 6 507,366 84, Clemson 7 580,942 82, Wisconsin 7 569,576 81, Notre Dame 7 565,565 80, Florida St ,256 80, Texas A&M 7 531,894 75, South Carolina 7 529,412 75, Arkansas 6 443,368 73, Michigan St ,731 70, Iowa 7 494,095 70, Virginia Tech 8 529,864 66, UCLA 7 454,683 64, California 7 450,223 64, Brigham Young 6 363,146 60, West Virginia 7 411,408 58, Oregon 6 350,267 58, Virginia 6 346,389 57, Washington 6 344,897 57, Kentucky 7 401,307 57, North Carolina St ,779 56, Missouri 7 391,424 55, Arizona 7 390,589 55, Purdue 7 388,198 55, Arizona St ,369 54, Mississippi 7 376,604 53, Minnesota 6 313,239 52, Texas Tech 6 305,243 50, Georgia Tech 7 354,321 50,617

2 41. Maryland 7 345,752 49, North Carolina 7 342,000 48, Kansas St ,547 46, Iowa St ,197 46, Colorado 6 276,286 46, Kansas 7 308,961 44, Illinois 7 304,118 43, Pittsburgh 7 303,138 43, Utah 6 259,675 43, UTEP 6 254,662 42, Miami (Fla.) 7 293,359 41, Stanford 5 208,710 41, Mississippi St ,688 41, Louisville 6 248,891 41, Rutgers 6 246,675 41, Oklahoma St ,726 40, Oregon St ,808 40, Connecticut 7 272,576 38, Boston College 7 271,903 38, Fresno St ,307 38, Air Force 6 228,206 38, Syracuse 6 223,577 37, East Caro ,006 37, Baylor 7 259,559 37, Hawaii 8 292,708 36, Vanderbilt 6 209,168 34, Washington St ,698 34, Navy 5 166,375 33, Indiana 7 231,443 33, Wake Forest 6 195,091 32, Memphis 7 227,077 32, TCU 6 191,557 31, UCF 7 220,980 31, Army 5 153,469 30, Boise St ,718 30, South Fla ,333 30, San Diego St ,364 29, Southern Miss ,963 28, New Mexico 7 200,431 28, Northwestern 6 167,973 27, Marshall 5 130,155 26, Colorado St ,916 24, UAB 6 138,835 23, Middle Tenn. St ,185 22, Houston 8 175,277 21, Central Mich ,817 21, Tulsa 6 128,186 21, Troy 5 104,048 20, Northern Ill ,623 20, Cincinnati 7 142,613 20, Toledo 6 121,863 20, Duke 7 137,061 19, UNLV 6 115,442 19, Wyoming 6 114,653 19, Arkansas St. 5 95,344 19, Tulane 5 94,710 18, San Jose St ,978 18, Western Mich. 5 93,124 18, La.-Monroe 5 111,564 18, New Mexico St ,172 17, Kent St. 5 85,018 17, Bowling Green 4 67,335 16, Nevada 6 100,367 16, Ohio 5 83,622 16, Buffalo 5 82,084 16, Akron 5 80,658 16, Temple 4 63,241 15, North Texas 5 78,249 15, Southern Methodist 6 92,565 15, Miami (Ohio) 5 76,219 15, Florida Int'l 5 75,552 15, Ball St. 6 90,367 15, Rice 4 59,041 14, Eastern Mich. 4 58,934 14, Louisiana Tech 5 72,928 14, Idaho 5 72,717 14, La.-Lafayette 6 87,096 14, Utah St. 5 56,800 11, Fla. Atlantic 5 46,382 9, NCAA DIVISION I FCS FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE TEAM LEADERS 1. Montana 9 203,403 22, Delaware 7 152,773 21, Appalachian St ,911 20, Jackson St ,572 20, Yale 5 92,809 18, Southern U. 5 82,265 16, Florida A&M 4 63,663 15, Ga. Southern 7 109,281 15, Harvard 5 77,742 15, Youngstown St ,269 15, James Madison 5 75,664 15, Citadel 5 72,996 14, South Carolina St. 4 58,374 14, Alcorn St. 3 39,955 13, Grambling 3 39,686 13, Texas St. 6 77,314 12, Illinois St. 5 64,021 12, Montana St. 7 89,309 12, Tennessee St. 5 62,849 12, Furman 6 74,649 12, Princeton 5 61,100 12, Penn 5 60,104 12, Norfolk St. 7 83,871 11, Massachusetts 8 93,301 11,663

3 25. N.C. A&T 5 57,979 11, Alabama St. 4 44,879 11, Liberty 6 66,765 11, UNI 6 66,721 11, McNeese St. 6 65,293 10, Western Ill. 5 53,506 10, William & Mary 5 53,225 10, Jacksonville St. 4 41,775 10, Hampton 6 60,578 10, Missouri St. 6 60,270 10, Alabama A&M 5 49,631 9, Eastern Ky. 5 48,800 9, Southern Ill. 7 66,556 9, Sam Houston St. 5 47,347 9, Lehigh 6 54,962 9, Northwestern St. 5 45,303 9, Western Ky. 6 54,306 9, Western Caro. 5 44,026 8, Villanova 5 41,819 8, Lafayette 5 41,682 8, Wofford 6 50,002 8, New Hampshire 5 40,706 8, Coastal Caro. 6 48,805 8, Ark.-Pine Bluff 5 40,069 8, Cal Poly 5 39,369 7, VMI 4 30,929 7, Stephen F. Austin 6 46,115 7, Chattanooga 4 29,928 7, Morgan St. 4 29,833 7, Idaho St. 5 37,176 7, Portland St. 4 29,182 7, Richmond 6 43,580 7, Bethune-Cookman 6 43,132 7, Eastern Wash. 5 35,580 7, Southeast Mo. St. 5 34,247 6, Elon 6 40,026 6, Mississippi Val. 5 33,333 6, Northern Ariz. 5 33,042 6, Brown 5 32,585 6, Eastern Ill. 6 38,690 6, Weber St. 6 35,976 5, Southeastern La. 5 29,805 5, Sacramento St. 5 29,106 5, Holy Cross 5 28,710 5, Texas Southern 4 22,705 5, Dartmouth 5 27,983 5, Prairie View 5 26,643 5, Samford 6 31,921 5, Southern Utah 5 26,110 5, Maine 5 26,039 5, Hofstra 4 20,402 5, Tennessee Tech 5 25,174 5, Cornell 6 30,045 5, Columbia 6 27,674 4, Morehead St. 5 22,999 4, Towson 6 27,551 4, Nicholls St. 6 27,439 4, Bucknell 6 27,406 4, Stony Brook 4 17,343 4, Drake 7 30,199 4, San Diego 6 25,849 4, Gardner-Webb 6 25,162 4, Dayton 5 20,680 4, Tenn.-Martin 5 20,590 4, Howard 5 20,284 4, Austin Peay 5 19,764 3, Savannah St. 5 19,448 3, Fordham 6 22,337 3, Murray St. 5 18,588 3, Delaware St. 5 17,514 3, Colgate 6 20,957 3, Davidson 5 17,328 3, Charleston So. 6 19,815 3, Northeastern 4 13,022 3, Wagner 5 16,111 3, Rhode Island 6 19,026 3, Central Conn. St. 4 12,598 3, Albany (N.Y.) 5 15,577 3, Indiana St. 4 12,236 3, Monmouth 7 20,836 2, Jacksonville 4 9,983 2, Robert Morris 5 12,022 2, Sacred Heart 6 13,026 2, Marist 6 12,754 2, Georgetown 5 10,080 2, Butler 7 13,753 1, Valparaiso 5 9,711 1, Duquesne 5 9,216 1, La Salle 5 8,995 1, Iona 5 7,740 1, St. Francis (Pa.) 6 6,167 1, St. Peter's 4 3, NCAA DIVISION II FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE TEAM LEADERS 1. Fort Valley St. 3 41,047 13, Tuskegee 5 55,979 11, West Tex. A&M 7 74,461 10, North Ala. 6 60,548 10, Grand Valley St. 8 72,651 9, Abilene Christian 5 45,005 9, North Dakota 6 52,963 8, Albany St. (Ga.) 4 34,683 8, Pittsburg St. 6 50,375 8, Morehouse 5 41,361 8, South Dakota 6 48,326 8, Miles 5 39,855 7, N.C. Central 6 47,186 7, Clark Atlanta 6 42,993 7, Central Mo. 6 41,942 6, Northwest Mo. St. 8 52,578 6, Tex. A&M-Kingsville5 32,400 6, Northeastern St. 5 31,039 6, Washburn 5 30,889 6, Midwestern St. 7 42,377 6, Delta St. 6 36,301 6, West Ala. 6 34,701 5, Lane 5 28,274 5, Elizabeth City St. 5 27,840 5,568

4 25. Tarleton St. 4 22,163 5, Benedict 5 27,655 5, Arkansas Tech 5 27,336 5, Emporia St. 5 27,299 5, Valdosta St. 5 26,199 5, Neb.-Omaha 6 31,256 5, Lenoir-Rhyne 5 25,803 5, Johnson C. Smith 4 20,026 5, St. Paul's 5 22,912 4, Angelo St. 6 26,149 4, Virginia Union 5 21,611 4, Henderson St. 5 21,537 4, Mo. Southern St. 6 25,803 4, Southern Ark. 5 21,485 4, Millersville 6 25,149 4, Presbyterian 5 20,556 4, Stillman 5 20,514 4, Eastern N.M. 5 20,193 4, East Stroudsburg 6 24,196 4, Bloomsburg 6 23,815 3, St. Cloud St. 6 23,613 3, Mo. Western St. 5 19,594 3, Ferris St. 5 19,572 3, Shepherd 7 27,327 3, Shaw 3 11,596 3, Shippensburg 6 22,863 3, California (Pa.) 6 22,800 3, Indiana (Pa.) 5 18,959 3, Slippery Rock 5 18,900 3, Chadron St. 5 18,600 3, Catawba 5 18,069 3, Augustana (S.D.) 5 17,909 3, Ashland 5 17,810 3, Southeastern Okla. 5 17,563 3, Bryant 7 24,384 3, Fayetteville St. 5 17,332 3, Kutztown 5 17,325 3, Livingstone 5 17,278 3, East Central 5 17,200 3, Kentucky St. 5 17,198 3, Harding 5 17,104 3, Carson-Newman 5 16,935 3, Minn. Duluth 5 16,804 3, Bowie St. 5 16,565 3, Central Okla. 7 23,064 3, Newberry 9 29,295 3, Clarion 5 16,252 3, West Chester 5 16,200 3, Humboldt St. 5 15,875 3, West Ga. 5 15,847 3, Minn. St. Mankato 6 18,891 3, Central Wash. 4 12,567 3, Ouachita Baptist 4 12,150 3, Northern St. 5 15,087 3, North Greenville 7 21,043 3, Saginaw Valley 5 15,001 3, Indianapolis 6 17,979 2, Mars Hill 5 14,960 2, Neb.-Kearney 5 14,189 2, Truman 5 14,014 2, Tex.A&M-Commerce5 13,986 2, Northern Mich. 5 13,905 2, Charleston (W.V.) 5 13,848 2, Southwestern Okla. 5 13,800 2, Ark.-Monticello 4 10,827 2, Winona St. 5 13,464 2, Edinboro 6 16,060 2, St. Augustine's 5 13,337 2, Wingate 6 15,516 2, Western Ore. 4 10,300 2, Tusculum 5 12,816 2, Fort Hays St. 6 15,088 2, Southwest Baptist 5 12,435 2, Virginia St. 4 9,844 2, Bentley 6 14,320 2, Mo.-Rolla 5 11,900 2, Michigan Tech 5 11,793 2, Glenville St. 4 9,309 2, West Liberty St. 6 13,925 2, Mansfield 5 11,592 2, Wayne St. (Mich.) 6 13,758 2, Cheyney 5 10,784 2, Lock Haven 5 10,547 2, Merrimack 5 10,320 2, Northwood (Mich.) 6 11,920 1, C.W. Post 5 9,295 1, Assumption 4 7,163 1, Western Wash. 6 10,540 1, Southwest Minn. St. 6 10,519 1, Adams St. 5 8,685 1, Minn. St. Moorhead 5 8,636 1, Colorado Mines 6 10,355 1, Hillsdale 5 8,380 1, St. Joseph's (Ind.) 3 5,017 1, Mercyhurst 5 8,301 1, Concordia-St. Paul 4 6,605 1, Southern Conn. St. 5 7,542 1, Western N.M. 6 9,033 1, Wayne St. (Neb.) 6 9,007 1, Stonehill 5 7,472 1, Mesa St. 5 7,162 1, Pace 5 7,018 1, Bemidji St. 5 6,944 1, N.M. Highlands 6 7,781 1, Concord 5 5,850 1, Fort Lewis 4 4,406 1, Findlay 5 5,494 1, West Virginia St. 6 6,439 1, American Int'l 4 4,180 1, Lincoln (Mo.) 5 5,000 1, West Va. Wesleyan 5 5,000 1, Okla. Panhandle 5 4, St. Anselm 5 4, Gannon 5 4, Fairmont St. 5 4, Western St. 4 3, Upper Iowa 5 3, Tiffin 6 3, Minn.-Crookston 3 1,

5 2006 NCAA DIVISION III FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE TEAM LEADERS 1. St. John's (Minn.) 6 51,284 8, Wabash 5 27,237 5, Wis.-Whitewater 9 40,087 4, Wartburg 5 21,716 4, Trinity (Conn.) 4 17,101 4, Williams 4 16,881 4, Luther 4 16,655 4, Mississippi Col. 5 20,542 4, Baldwin-Wallace 5 20,390 4, Emory & Henry 6 24,357 4, Mount Union 8 30,183 3, Concordia-M'head 4 14,991 3, Bethel (Minn.) 5 18,420 3, Chris. Newport 6 21,917 3, Amherst 4 14,000 3, Cortland St. 6 20,722 3, Loras 5 17,196 3, St. Olaf 5 17,124 3, Wooster 5 17,095 3, Hampden-Sydney 5 17,090 3, Hardin-Simmons 6 20,016 3, Gust. Adolphus 4 12,682 3, Wilmington (Ohio) 4 11,947 2, Louisiana Col. 4 11,789 2, Wash. & Lee 5 14,650 2, Linfield 5 14,405 2, Sul Ross St. 5 14,401 2, Gettysburg 5 14,273 2, St. Thomas (Minn.) 6 17,050 2, Wheaton (Ill.) 6 16,756 2, Maryville (Tenn.) 5 13,944 2, Anderson (Ind.) 4 11,000 2, Wis.-La Crosse 4 10,973 2, Tufts 4 10,965 2, Alfred 6 16,434 2, TCNJ 4 10,871 2, Wis.-Eau Claire 5 13,500 2, Franklin 6 15,950 2, Grove City 6 15,920 2, Rowan 6 15,829 2, Elmhurst 5 13,125 2, Wittenberg 4 10,411 2, Mary Hardin-Baylor 7 18,104 2, Merchant Marine 6 15,125 2, Howard Payne 4 9,925 2, McDaniel 6 14,712 2, Wis.-Stevens Point 3 7,316 2, Adrian 5 12,000 2, Chapman 4 9,500 2, Otterbein 5 11,849 2, East Tex. Baptist 4 9,455 2, Defiance 5 11,813 2, Wesley 10 23,513 2, Whitworth 7 16,460 2, Wis.-Stout 6 14,051 2, Wash. & Jeff. 6 14,014 2, Albright 6 13,994 2, Susquehanna 5 11,600 2, Muhlenberg 5 11,552 2, Wesleyan (Conn.) 4 9,225 2, Capital 7 16,099 2, Thomas More 5 11,486 2, Coe 5 11,359 2, FDU-Florham 6 13,613 2, Widener 6 13,500 2, Texas Lutheran 6 13,474 2, LaGrange 5 11,100 2, Hope 5 11,051 2, Norwich 5 11,000 2, Rochester (N.Y.) 5 10,795 2, Huntingdon 4 8,609 2, Rose-Hulman 5 10,750 2, Coast Guard 6 12,675 2, Delaware Valley 5 10,500 2, Knox 5 10,500 2, Lycoming 4 8,349 2, Bridgewater (Va.) 5 10,365 2, Puget Sound 5 10,310 2, Wilkes 6 12,277 2, Muskingum 5 10,174 2, Mt. St. Joseph 5 10,168 2, St. John Fisher 7 14,189 2, Rensselaer 4 8,055 2, Ferrum 4 7,984 1, Shenandoah 5 9,981 1, Sewanee 5 9,791 1, Pacific Lutheran 5 9,600 1, Monmouth (Ill.) 5 9,580 1, Wis.-Oshkosh 4 7,521 1, Ohio Northern 5 9,327 1, Juniata 5 9,300 1, Ohio Wesleyan 5 9,297 1, Millsaps 7 12,942 1, King's (Pa.) 5 9,150 1, Willamette 4 7,310 1, Moravian 5 9,066 1, Western New Eng. 5 9,023 1, Wis.-Platteville 5 8,926 1, Alma 5 8,889 1, John Carroll 5 8,843 1, Montclair St. 4 7,072 1, Central (Iowa) 6 10,600 1, McMurry 4 7,000 1, Denison 5 8,650 1, Hamilton 4 6,887 1, Thiel 5 8,563 1, Middlebury 4 6,805 1, Averett 5 8,475 1, Wm. Paterson 5 8,400 1, Washington-St. Louis5 8,396 1, Salisbury 5 8,379 1, Waynesburg 6 9,950 1, Lebanon Valley 5 8,266 1, Colby 4 6,533 1, North Central (Ill.) 5 8,150 1, Dubuque 5 8,092 1,618

6 117. Carroll (Wis.) 5 7,921 1, Hanover 5 7,921 1, Union (N.Y.) 5 7,916 1, Trinity (Tex.) 6 9,300 1, Dickinson 5 7,700 1, Rhodes 6 9,202 1, Albion 5 7,640 1, Catholic 5 7,601 1, Mass.-Dartmouth 4 6,050 1, Kean 5 7,557 1, Cal Lutheran 5 7,550 1, Lawrence 5 7,545 1, DePauw 4 6,000 1, Redlands 5 7,486 1, Olivet 5 7,318 1, Curry 5 7,303 1, Ill. Wesleyan 5 7,280 1, Guilford 4 5,800 1, Simpson 5 7,200 1, Frank. & Marsh. 5 7,199 1, St. Norbert 5 7,187 1, Allegheny 4 5,644 1, Kenyon 4 5,550 1, Carnegie Mellon 6 8,315 1, Springfield 8 10,948 1, Buena Vista 5 6,700 1, Westminster (Pa.) 5 6,702 1, Bethany (W.V.) 4 5,340 1, Frostburg St. 6 7,900 1, Ursinus 5 6,577 1, Case Reserve 6 7,852 1, Plymouth St. 4 5,178 1, Marietta 5 6,277 1, Westfield St. 4 4,998 1, Beloit 5 6,241 1, Augustana (Ill.) 5 6,196 1, Ithaca 5 6,152 1, N.C. Wesleyan 5 6,130 1, Benedictine (Ill.) 5 6,083 1, Illinois Col. 5 6,072 1, Chicago 4 4,785 1, Claremont-M-S 5 5,977 1, St. Lawrence 6 7,056 1, Bates 4 4,684 1, Fitchburg St. 4 4,684 1, Manchester 5 5,850 1, Hartwick 5 5,848 1, Hamline 6 6,884 1, Western Conn. St. 5 5,614 1, Neb. Wesleyan 5 5,550 1, Carthage 5 5,425 1, Randolph-Macon 5 5,429 1, Utica 5 5,423 1, Wis.-River Falls 4 4,311 1, Mass. Maritime 4 4,276 1, Colorado Col. 6 6,249 1, Hobart 4 4,106 1, Bowdoin 4 4,099 1, WPI 6 6,139 1, Occidental 5 5,050 1, Greensboro 5 5,042 1, Carleton 5 4, Endicott 5 4, Husson 5 4, Westminster (Mo.) 4 3, North Park 5 4, Eureka 5 4, Lewis & Clark 4 3, Bridgewater St. 5 4, Nichols 5 4, Augsburg 4 3, Johns Hopkins 5 4, Mount Ida 4 3, Kalamazoo 4 3, La Verne 4 3, Austin 5 4, Concordia (Ill.) 4 3, Heidelberg 4 3, Salve Regina 5 4, Lake Forest 5 4, Brockport St. 5 4, Methodist 6 4, Framingham St. 4 3, Greenville 4 3, Lakeland 5 3, Pomona-Pitzer 4 2, Cornell College 5 3, Aurora 5 3, Earlham 5 3, Rockford 4 2, Millikin 5 3, Buffalo St. 4 2, Oberlin 5 2, MacMurray 5 2, Worcester St. 5 2, Whittier 5 2, MIT 5 2, Wis. Lutheran 7 3, Grinnell 6 3, Centre 5 2, Hiram 5 2, Menlo 6 2, Bluffton 5 2, Ripon 5 2, Concordia (Wis.) 6 2, Maranatha Baptist 4 1, Martin Luther 4 1, Becker 3 1, Maine Maritime 4 1, Maritime (N.Y.) Macalester 5 1, Principia Blackburn

7 2006 NCAA DIVISION I FBS FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE Total 2006 Change Rank Division I FBS Teams Games Attendance Average In Avg. 1. Southeastern *6,586,408 *75,706 1, Big Ten ,223,202 69,643-2, Big *4,894,337 *58, Pacific *3,604,124 56,314-1, Atlantic Coast *4,499,567 52, Independent ,090,444 47,411 6, Big East ,030,211 39, Mountain West 9 54 *1,769,390 32,766-2, Conference USA ,918,457 26,645 1, Western Athletic ,264,695 22,994 1, Mid-American ,097,147 17,696 3, Sun Belt ,075 17, *Conference record NCAA DIVISION I FCS FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE Total 2006 Change Rank Division I FCS Teams Games Attendance Average In Avg. 1. Southwestern ,740 15,561 5, Southern ,819 12,621 1, Mid-Eastern ,871 11,997 2, Big Sky ,774 10, Gateway ,885 *10, Ivy ,042 9, Atlantic ,108 9, Southland # ,616 8, Ohio Valley ,634 7, Big South 5 28 *191,476 *6,838 2, Great West 2 10 *65,479 *6,548 1, Patriot ,134 5, Independent # ,212 3,921-1, Pioneer # ,502 3, Northeast 8 42 *113,680 *2, Metro Atlantic ,946 1, *Conference record. # Different lineups in NCAA DIVISION II FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE Total 2006 Change Rank Division II Teams Games Attendance Average In Avg. 1. Southern Intercollegiate ,522 7,770 1, Mid-America Intercollegiate # ,578 5, Lone Star ,400 5, Gulf South # ,035 5, North Central # ,869 4, Central Intercollegiate # ,337 4, South Atlantic ,950 3, Pennsylvania State Athletic ,442 3, Great Lakes Intercollegiate ,303 3, Independent # ,027 2,477 1, West Virginia Intercollegiate # ,894 1, Rocky Mountain # ,018 1, Northeast ,444 1, Northern Sun # ,507 1, Great Lakes Football # ,196 1, # Different lineups in 2005.

8 2006 NCAA DIVISION III FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE Total 2006 Change Rank Division III Teams Games Attendance Average In Avg. 1. Minn. Intercollegiate ,203 3, American Southwest # ,142 2, Wisconsin Intercollegiate ,685 2, Old Dominion Athletic ,292 2, New England Small College # ,180 2, Ohio Athletic ,331 2, Iowa Intercollegiate ,218 2, Middle Atlantic ,615 2, North Coast ,685 1, New Jersey Athletic # ,803 1, Presidents' Athletic ,975 1, USA South ,155 1, Heartland # ,802 1, Centennial ,463 1, Northwest # ,771 1, Atlantic Central # ,227 1, Empire ,994 1, Liberty League # ,192 1, College Conf. of Ill. & Wis ,931 1, Michigan Intercollegiate ,077 1, Southern Collegiate Athletic # ,960 1, University Athletic ,348 1, Midwest Intercollegiate ,375 1, Independent # ,469 1, New England Football # ,057 1, Southern California Intercollegiate ,440 1, Illini-Badger , Upper Midwest , # Different lineups in 2005.