H I S TO R Y Tiger Stadium

For the college

football fan, it

doesn't get any

better than Tiger

Stadium. Already

considered one of the

loudest athletic

venues in the

world, an additional 11,600

seats were added last

season making Death

Valley one of the most

intimidating stadiums in

all of college football.

Once the new EastUpper Deck was completed,Tiger Stadium,with a seatingcapacity of 91,600,becamethe fourth-largest on-campusfootball stadium in the coun-try. In the first year of thenewly-expanded TigerStadium,LSU averagedschool-record 87,815 fans acontest,the fifth-highest totalin the nation in 2000.Threetimes last year, LSU drewcrowds of 90,000 or moreincluding a school-record

mark of 91,778 against Alabama.In addition to the new east upper deck,70 skyboxes,

called “Tiger Dens”were built giving Tiger fans luxuryaccommodations.The addition of the 11,600 seats markedthe first expansion to Tiger Stadium since 1978 when thewest upper deck was completed.

But stadium size is only part of the story of this cathe-dral to college football.

Poll after poll have proclaimed Tiger Stadium,knownthroughout America as "Death Valley,”as the greatest siteanywhere for a college football game.

In 1998, Sport Magazine named Tiger Stadium "themost feared road playing site in America." And in 1996,ESPN named LSU's pre-game party the best in all of

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G ATT. AVG.1. Michigan 6 664,930 110,8222. Tennessee 6 645,567 107,5953. Ohio State 6 586,542 97,7574. Penn State 6 573,256 95,5435. LSU 7 614,704 87,8156. Florida 6 511,518 85,2537. Georgia 6 506,922 84,4878. Alabama 6 502,622 83,7709. Texas 6 493,297 82,21610. Auburn 6 491,433 81,906

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America. Those surveys supported the previ-ous polls by Gannett News Service in 1995,The Sporting News in 1989 and the CollegeFootball Association in 1987 that show TigerStadium to be the most difficult place for avisiting team to play.

Indeed, Tiger Stadium is legendary incollege football circles for its overflowing,raucous crowds and for uncountable memo-ries that have been spawned inside the mam-moth structure.

Last year alone, the goal posts camedown twice.Immediately after the Tigersupset then No.11 ranked Tennessee 38-31 inovertime,the capacity crowd of 91,682 spilledonto the field of Tiger Stadium to celebratethe victory. Hundreds of students lined thesidelines and the back of the north end zoneas the Tigers’held the Vols scoreless in over-time for the victory.

The goal posts came down again in thefinal home game of the season as the Tigers’posted a 30-28 win over Alabama, their firstvictory over the Crimson Tide in TigerStadium since 1969.

The goal posts came down for the firsttime in 1997 as all of America witnessed oneof the most explosive nights in the history ofthe grand ol' stadium when the Tigers

upended No. 1-ranked Florida before anational television audience. A sea of Tigerfans swamped the floor of Tiger Stadium asboth goal posts came crashing down -- ascene that was replayed countless times incollege football highlight shows.

Perhaps the most famous moment inDeath Valley history took place on "The NightThe Tigers Moved the Earth," October 8,1988.When Tiger quarterback TommyHodson threw to Eddie Fuller for a winningtouchdown against Auburn, the explosion ofthe crowd was so thunderous that it causedan earth tremor that registered on a seismo-graph meter in LSU's Geology Departmentacross campus.

Then there was the night the Tigersnearly upset No.1-ranked Southern Calbefore a sellout crowd on September 28,1979. The Tigers came up short,but thecrowd roared from kickoff to final gun in agame many ardent LSU followers rank as theloudest in stadium history.

And of course there was Halloweennight,1959, when Billy Cannon made hisfamous 89-yard punt return to lead No. 1LSU past No. 3 Ole Miss. Legend has it thatfamilies living near the campus lakes camerunning out of their homes in fear of thenoise erupting around them.

Those are the highlights,some of themoments which shaped the character of thisgreat stadium. But week in and week outeach fall, a new chapter unfolds in the historyof Death Valley.

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1998Sport Magazine names Tiger Stadium

"the most feared road playing site inAmerica."1996

ESPN proclaim's LSU's pregame partyto be the best in college football.1995

Gannett News Service, in a poll of col-lege football head coaches,names TigerStadium as the most dreaded road playingsite in America.1989

The Sporting News rates Tiger StadiumNo. 1 among "The 10 best places to attenda college football game."1987

The College Football Association, in apoll of the nation's Division I-A headcoach, determines that Tiger Stadium is themost difficult place for a visiting team toplay.

THERE’S PROOF IN THE POLLING

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LSU has averaged70,968 spectators foreach of its 277 battles

in Tiger Stadium since theNCAA began compiling official attendance figures in1957. Last year, 614,704 fanswitnessed seven homegames in Tiger Stadium.

Since the start of the NCAA's atten-dance compilations,LSU has finished in thenation's top 10 in average attendance 38 of43 seasons.The Tigers have drawn 19,658,160fans since 1957.

LSU's all-time record in Tiger Stadium isa sparkling 318-133-18 (.697),and since thestart of football at LSU in 1893,the Tigershave posted a home record of 398-154-19(.714).

The home of one of football's proudesttraditions,this unique structure also onceserved as a dormitory for approximately 1,500students, and while Broussard Hall,thenLSU's athletic dormitory, was being renovat-

ed during the fall of1986,the LSU footballplayers lived in TigerStadium.

The original phaseof construction wascompleted in 1924. Thisfirst phase included theeast and west stands,which seated about12,000. Seven yearslater (1931),the sideswere extended upwardto accommodate anadditional 10,000 fans, raising the capacity to

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Above: As the sunprepares to set on

Tiger Stadium on aSaturday evening

during the fall, thepossibility always

exists that morethan 91,000 crazed

LSU fans will be witness to anotherbrilliant chapter in

the stadium’s illustrious history.

The Tigers touch the crossbar one final time for luck, then charge the field with the unbridled passion of a Tiger Stadium crowd behind them.

22,000. In 1936, the stadium seating capacitywas increased to 46,000 with the addition of24,000 seats in the north end,making TigerStadium into a horseshoe configuration.

The next phase of construction tookplace in 1953, when the stadium's south endwas closed to turn the horseshoe into a bowl,increasing the seating capacity to 67,720.

The upper deck atop the west standswas completed in 1978, and it added 8,000seats to the stadium's capacity. Additionalseating in two club level sections, whichflanked the existing press box, brought thetotal addition to approximately 10,000 seatsand raised the stadium's capacity to approxi-mately 78,000.

Refurbishing began on the stadium inthe summer of 1985,when the east and weststands were waterproofed, and 25,000 chairback seats were added to replace the older"bench" type seats. Another phase ofimprovements was completed in 1987,whenthe north and south stands were water-proofed and newer bleachers were once againinstalled to replace the older ones.

The playing field was moved 11feet to the south in 1986, to providemore room between the back line ofthe North End Zone and the curvatureof the stadium fence which surroundsthe field. It also put the playing area inthe exact center of the arena's grassysurface.

The Tiger Stadium press box wasredecorated prior to the 1987 season,and a few more seats were installed atthe upper portion of the west lowerstands. Also,the stadium's seatingarrangement was renumbered prior tothe 1987 season, to make all seats auniform size. The addition of bleacherseating in 1988 brought the capacity to80,150 and the elimination of somebleacher seating after the 1994 seasonto accommodate renovated visitingteam dressing facilities, and other ensu-ing seating adjustments,brought thecapacity to 80,000, its size until theexpansion for the 2000 football season.

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1924: 0-1-01925: 4-2-01926: 3-1-01927: 2-1-01928: 4-0-01929: 5-1-01930: 5-0-01931: 3-1-01932: 3-1-11933: 5-0-21934: 3-1-11935: 4-1-01936: 6-0-01937: 7-0-01938: 5-2-01939: 2-4-0

1940: 5-2-01941: 3-3-21942: 6-0-01943: 4-1-01944: 1-4-11945: 4-2-01946: 6-1-01947: 4-1-01948: 3-4-01949: 7-1-01950: 3-2-11951: 4-2-11952: 0-5-01953: 3-2-11954: 3-3-01955: 2-2-1

1956: 1-4-01957: 4-2-01958: 5-0-01959: 6-0-01960: 4-2-01961: 6-0-01962: 4-1-11963: 5-1-01964: 4-1-11965: 6-1-01966: 3-2-11967: 5-2-01968: 6-1-01969: 6-0-01970: 6-1-01971: 5-2-0

1972: 7-0-01973: 6-1-01974: 5-1-01975: 3-3-01976: 6-0-11977: 5-2-01978: 5-1-01979: 4-3-01980: 5-1-01981: 3-4-01982: 5-1-11983: 2-5-01984: 5-1-01985: 4-1-11986: 5-2-01987: 5-1-1

1988: 5-1-01989: 2-4-01990: 5-1-01991: 2-4-01992: 2-5-01993: 3-3-01994: 2-4-01995: 5-1-01996: 6-1-01997: 4-3-01998: 3-3-01999: 3-4-02000: 6-1-0TOTALS:

318-133-18(.697)

LSU Won-Loss Record in Tiger Stadium

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Top Tiger Stadium Crowds(ALL GAMES ABOVE 80,000)

NO. ATT. OPPONENT DATE RESULTS1. 91,778 Alabama Nov. 4,2000 LSU, 30-282. 91,682 Tennessee Sept. 30,2000 LSU, 38-31 (OT)3. 90,584 Mississippi St. Oct. 21, 2000 LSU, 45-38 (OT)4. 85,664 Kentucky Oct. 14, 2000 LSU, 34-05. 87,188 West. Carolina Sept. 2,2000 LSU, 58-06. 85,339 UAB Sept. 23,2000 UAB, 13-107. 82,469 Houston Sept. 9,2000 LSU, 28-138. 82,390 Washington Sept. 24,1983 LSU, 40-149. 80,792 Georgia Oct. 3, 1998 UGA,28-2710. 80,677 Florida Oct. 11, 1997 LSU, 28-2111. 80,583 Florida Oct. 7, 1995 UF, 28-1012. 80,566 Notre Dame Nov. 15,1997 ND, 24-613. 80,562 Auburn Sept. 18,1999 AU, 41-714. 80,559 Auburn Sept. 16,1995 LSU, 12-615. 80,538 Auburn Sept. 20,1997 AU, 31-2816. 80,524 Kentucky Oct. 17, 1998 UK, 39-3617. 80,522 Alabama Nov. 7,1998 UA, 22-1618. 80,466 Idaho Sept. 26,1998 LSU, 53-2019. 80,442 Ole Miss Oct. 18, 1997 UM,36-2120. 80,303 Houston Sept. 7,1996 LSU, 35-3421. 80,290 Alabama Nov. 9,1996 UA, 26-022. 80,255 Florida Oct. 9, 1999 UF, 31-1023. 80,142 Vanderbilt Oct. 5, 1996 LSU, 35-024. 80,084 Ole Miss Oct. 30, 1999 UM, 42-2325. 80,051 Ark. State Sept. 12,1998 LSU, 42-626. 80,040 Miss. State Oct. 24, 1998 LSU, 41-627. 80,015 Texas-El Paso Sept. 6,1997 LSU, 55-3

MEDIA ENTRANCEThe LSU Press Box is located on the west side of Tiger Stadium.Enter through the press box elevator located to the right of the

Tiger Gift Center, between Gates 4 and 5.

YEAR G ATTENDANCE AVG. NATIONAL RANK1957 6 297,953 49,659 81958 5 296,576 59,315 31959 7 408,727 58,390 31960 6 318,899 53,150 71961 6 381,409 63,568 31962 6 397,701 66,284 31963 6 396,846 66,141 21964 6 380,687 63,448 41965 7 457,733 65,390 41966 6 386,098 64,350 41967 7 454,101 64,872 41968 6 396,774 66,129 51969 6 388,461 64,744 71970 7 436,823 62,403 91971 7 463,491 66,213 5

1972 7 470,078 67,154 71973 7 474,108 67,730 51974 6 395,587 65,931 61975 6 386,171 64,362 91976 7 452,921 64,703 71977 7 455,433 65,062 91978 6 446,392 74,399 61979 7 507,984 72,569 71980 6 444,703 74,617 71981 7 513,850 73,407 81982 7 537,012 76,716 61983 7 535,432 76,490 61984 6 467,746 77,958 61985 6 454,182 75,697 91986 7 546,129 78,018 71987 7 541,307 77,330 7

1988 6 464,006 77,334 71989 6 425,334 70,889 121990 6 429,480 71,580 131991 6 412,476 68,746 161992 7 470,546 67,221 131993 6 361,632 60,272 201994 6 390,741 65,124 141995 6 446,148 74,358 111996 7 556,631 79,519 81997 7 561,629 80,233 91998 6 481,739 80,290 101999 7 551,780 78,826 112000 7 *614,704 *87,815 5TOTALS270 19,658,16070,968

*denotes LSU record

TIGER STADIUM HOME ATTENDANCE (1957-2000)

1957 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 504,954 84,1592. Ohio State 6 484,118 80,6863. Minnesota 5 319,942 63,9884. Mich.State 6 353,961 58,9945. Notre Dame 5 284,685 56,9376. Oklahoma 5 279,670 55,9347. Iowa 4 203,709 50,9278. LSU 6 297,953 49,6599. Rice 6 288,834 48,139

10. Illinois 5 233,195 46,639

1958 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 499,352 83,2252. Michigan 6 405,115 67,5193. LSU 5 296,576 59,3154. Mich.State 5 296,090 59,2185. Minnesota 5 288,817 57,7636. Notre Dame 5 284,963 56,9937. Oklahoma 6 335,605 55,9348. Rice 6 333,933 53,6569. Iowa 6 329,673 54,946

10. Wisconsin 5 273,654 54,731

1959 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 495,536 82,5892. Michigan 6 456,385 76,0643. LSU 7 408,727 58,3904. Mich.State 5 282,327 56,4655. Notre Dame 5 281,153 56,2316. Iowa 5 279,400 55,8807. Oklahoma 5 275,828 55,1668. Illinois 5 270,710 54,1429. Minnesota 5 263,983 52,797

10. Wisconsin 5 254,072 50,814

1960 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 413,583 82,7172. Mich.State 4 274,367 68,5923. Michigan 6 374,682 62,4474. Minnesota 6 344,988 57,9485. Notre Dame 5 277,278 55,4566. Oklahoma 6 327,217 54,5367. LSU 6 318,899 53,1508. Iowa 5 264,100 52,8209. Wisconsin 5 262,082 52,416

10. Illinois 5 249,218 48,844

1961 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 414,712 82,9422. Michigan 7 514,924 73,5613. LSU 6 381,409 63,6514. Minnesota 6 366,491 61,0825. Iowa 5 290,250 58,0506. Mich.State 5 281,372 56,2747. Notre Dame 5 269,066 53,8138. Texas 6 321,898 53,6509. Washington 6 316,148 52,691

10. Oklahoma 4 196,450 49,113

1962 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 497,644 82,9412. Mich.State 4 272,568 68,1423. LSU 6 397,701 66,2844. Minnesota 6 370,423 61,7375. Michigan 5 304,207 60,8416. Oklahoma 6 352,817 58,8037. Texas 6 345,413 57,5698. Iowa 5 281,080 56,2169. Wisconsin 6 334,259 55,710

10. Washington 6 324,468 54,078

1963 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 416,023 83,2052. LSU 6 396,846 66,1413. Mich.State 5 326,597 65,3194. Wisconsin 5 306,114 61,2235. Michigan 7 424,728 60,6756. Texas 6 360,986 60,1647. Minnesota 5 290,746 58,1498. Iowa 4 230,300 57,5759. Washington 5 277,040 55,408

10. USC 6 331,062 55,177

1964 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 7 583,740 83,3912. Mich.State 4 284,933 71,2333. Michigan 6 388,829 64,8054. LSU 6 380,687 63,4485. Texas 5 309,181 61,8366. Wisconsin 5 303,590 60,7187. Illinois 4 235,120 58,7808. Notre Dame 5 291,826 58,3659. Washington 5 280,285 56,057

10. Minnesota 5 279,822 55,964

1965 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 416,282 83,2562. Michigan 6 450,487 80,0813. Mich.State 5 346,296 69,2594. LSU 7 457,733 65,3905. Texas 6 362,356 60,3936. Notre Dame 5 295,675 59,1357. USC 6 345,872 57,6458. Wisconsin 5 282,139 56,4289. Washington 6 327,592 54,599

10. Nebraska 6 321,469 53,578

1966 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 488,399 81,4002. Mich.State 6 426,750 71,1253. Michigan 6 413,599 68,9334. LSU 6 386,098 64,3505. Nebraska 5 318,822 63,7646. Notre Dame 5 295,375 59,0757. USC 5 288,618 57,7248. Alabama 8 458,451 57,3069. Texas 5 283,531 56,706

10. Washington 5 275,396 55,079

1967 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 383,502 76,7002. Michigan 6 447,289 74,5483. Mich.State 6 411,916 68,6534. LSU 7 454,101 64,8725. Nebraska 5 321,714 64,3436. USC 5 314,246 62,8497. Notre Dame 5 305,375 61,0758. Texas 6 364,988 60,8319. Purdue 5 300,567 60,113

10. Florida 6 355,496 59,249

1968 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 482,564 80,4272. USC 5 354,945 70,9893. Mich.State 6 414,177 69,0304. Michigan 6 407,948 67,9915. LSU 6 396,774 66,1296. Nebraska 5 329,836 65,9677. Texas 5 316,664 63,3338. Tennessee 6 373,550 62,2589. Purdue 5 305,620 61,124

10. Notre Dame 6 366,450 61,075

1969 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 431,175 86,2352. Michigan 6 428,780 71,4633. Mich.State 5 352,123 70,4254. Nebraska 6 400,668 66,7785. Purdue 5 333,122 66,6246. USC 5 330,714 66,1437. LSU 6 388,461 64,7448. Notre Dame 5 305,375 61,0759. Alabama 4 242,932 60,733

10. Georgia 6 360,417 60,070

1970 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 5 432,451 86,4902. Michigan 6 476,164 79,3613. Purdue 5 340,090 68,0184. Nebraska 6 403,277 67,2135. Texas 5 327,515 65,5036. Mich.State 6 387,051 64,5097. Wisconsin 6 377,335 62,8898. Stanford 5 313,553 62,7119. LSU 7 436,823 62,403

10. USC 5 307,147 61,429

1971 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 506,699 84,4502. Michigan 7 564,376 80,6253. Wisconsin 6 408,885 68,1484. Nebraska 7 473,346 67,6215. LSU 7 463,491 66,2136. Purdue 5 329,124 65,8257. Texas 6 392,844 65,4748. Alabama 5 313,652 62,3709. Stanford 6 371,013 61,836

10. Mich.State 5 306,162 61,232

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1972 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 513,398 85,5662. Ohio State 6 509,420 84,9033. Nebraska 6 456,859 76,1434. Wisconsin 6 422,721 70,4545. Tennessee 6 409,188 68,1986. Texas 5 339,368 67,8747. LSU 7 470,078 67,1548. Mich.State 6 398,660 66,4439. Alabama 9 572,372 63,597

10. Oklahoma 7 441,988 63,141

1973 G ATT. AVG.

1. Ohio State 6 523,369 87,2282. Michigan 7 595,171 85,0243. Nebraska 6 456,726 76,1214. USC 6 413,220 68,8705. LSU 7 474,108 67,7306. Tennessee 7 460,641 65,8067. Texas 6 381,065 63,5118. Alabama 6 316,548 63,3109. Oklahoma 5 309,130 61,826

10. Mich.State 6 306,542 61,308

1974 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 562,105 93,6842. Ohio State 6 525,314 87,5523. Nebraska 7 534,388 76,3414. Wisconsin 5 358,150 71,6305. Tennessee 8 929,127 66,1416. LSU 6 395,587 65,9317. Mich.State 6 386,237 64,3738. Oklahoma 7 442,988 63,2849. Alabama 7 442,661 63,237

10. Texas 6 305,834 61,167

1975 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 689,146 98,4492. Ohio State 6 527,141 87,8563. Nebraska 7 533,368 76,1954. Wisconsin 6 443,771 73,9615. Tennessee 7 508,724 72,6746. Oklahoma 6 421,421 70,2367. Mich.State 6 401,369 66,8948. Missouri 5 322,977 64,5959. LSU 6 386,171 64,362

10. Alabama 7 435,583 62,226

1976 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 722,113 103,1592. Ohio State 6 526,216 87,7023. Tennessee 7 564,922 80,7034. Nebraska 6 455,856 75,9765. Wisconsin 6 425,386 70,8976. Oklahoma 6 425,113 70,8527. LSU 7 452,921 64,7038. Missouri 5 317,902 63,5809. Texas 5 308,218 61,643

10. Notre Dame 5 305,375 61,075

1977 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 729,418 104,2032. Ohio State 6 525,535 87,5893. Tennessee 7 582,979 83,2834. Nebraska 7 533,054 76,1515. Wisconsin 6 436,093 72,6826. Oklahoma 6 427,104 71,1847. Alabama 5 323,166 64,3338. USC 6 381,958 63,6609. LSU 7 445,433 63,633

10. Florida 6 375,814 62,636

1978 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 629,690 104,9482. Ohio State 7 614,881 87,8403. Tennessee 8 627,881 78,4224. Penn State 7 542,144 77,4495. Nebraska 6 455,061 75,8436. LSU 6 446,392 74,3987. Wisconsin 7 500,102 71,4438. Oklahoma 6 427,967 71,3279. Texas 6 427,755 71,292

1979 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 730,315 104,3312. Ohio State 7 611,794 87,3993. Tennessee 6 512,139 85,3574. Penn State 7 541,895 77,4145. Mich. State 6 460,135 76,6896. Nebraska 6 456,457 76,0767. Wisconsin 6 444,075 74,0138. LSU 7 507,984 72,5699. Oklahoma 6 426,416 71,069

10. Missouri 6 419,202 69,867

1980 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 625,292 104,2922. Tennessee 8 709,193 88,6493. Ohio State 7 615,476 87,9254. Penn State 6 498,268 83,0455. Nebraska 7 523,326 76,0476. Oklahoma 7 521,144 74,4497. LSU 6 444,703 74,1178. Wisconsin 6 428,166 71,3619. Alabama 7 494,662 70,666

10. Mich. State 6 420,550 70,092

1981 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 632,990 105,4982. Tennessee 6 558,996 93,1663. Ohio State 6 521,760 86,9604. Penn State 6 507,697 84,6165. Georgia 6 484,162 80,6946. Nebraska 6 457,675 76,2797. Oklahoma 6 455,078 75,8468. LSU 7 513,850 73,4079. USC 6 432,266 72,044

10. Wisconsin 7 501,482 71,640

1982 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 631,746 105,2912. Tennessee 6 561,102 93,5173. Ohio State 7 623,154 89,0224. Penn State 7 588,287 84,0415. LSU 7 537,012 76,7126. Florida 7 535,432 73,8557. Wisconsin 7 497,280 71,0408. Georgia 6 490,080 81,6809. Nebraska 6 457,614 76,269

10. Oklahoma 6 456,510 76,085

1983 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 626,916 104,4862. Ohio State 6 534,110 89,0183. Tennessee 8 679,420 84,9284. Georgia 7 574,898 82,1285. Penn State 7 572,256 81,7516. LSU 7 535,432 76,4907. Nebraska 6 458,005 76,3348. Oklahoma 7 450,048 75,0089. Auburn 7 524,065 74,866

10. Clemson 7 521,898 74,557

1984 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 726,734 103,8192. Tennessee 7 654,602 93,5153. Ohio State 6 536,691 89,4494. Penn State 6 511,638 85,2735. Texas 6 475,456 79,2436. LSU 6 467,746 77,9587. Georgia 6 466,884 77,8148. Clemson 6 466,077 77,6809. Illinois 6 458,397 76,400

10. Nebraska 6 457,280 76,213

1985 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 602,783 100,4642. Tennessee 7 658,690 94,0993. Ohio State 6 535,284 89,2144. Penn State 6 505,895 84,3165. Georgia 7 567,888 81,1276. Clemson 6 460,413 76,7367. Illinois 6 457,639 76,2738. Nebraska 7 531,738 75,9639. LSU 6 454,182 75,697

10. Oklahoma 6 446,656 74,443

1986 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 631,261 105,2102. Tennessee 7 643,317 91,9023. Ohio State 6 536,210 89,3684. Penn State 7 585,703 85,1005. Georgia 6 477,573 79,5966. Clemson 5 397,000 79,4007. LSU 7 546,471 78,0678. Nebraska 6 456,187 76,0319. Florida 7 528,188 75,455

10. Oklahoma 6 450,500 75,083

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1987 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 731,281 104,4692. Tennessee 8 705,434 88,1793. Ohio State 6 511,772 85,2954. Penn State 7 590,677 84,3825. Georgia 6 476,614 79,4366. Auburn 7 551,276 78,7547. LSU 7 541,307 77,3308. Mich.State 6 462,090 77,0159. Nebraska 7 533,107 76,158

10. Clemson 8 602,526 75,316

1988 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 640,806 106,8012. Tennessee 6 551,676 91,9463. Ohio State 6 516,972 86,1624. Penn State 6 504,840 84,1405. Clemson 6 490,500 81,7506. Georgia 6 481,704 80,2847. LSU 6 464,006 77,3348. Southern Cal 5 380,315 76,0639. Mich.State 6 451,950 75,325

10. Florida 7 517,020 73,860

1989 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 632,135 105,3562. Tennessee 7 656,419 93,9173. Ohio State 6 535,609 85,3024. Penn State 6 514,329 83,6455. Auburn 7 577,557 82,5086. Georgia 6 489,210 81,5357. Clemson 6 473,566 78,8178. Nebraska 7 534,086 76,2989. Alabama 6 438,255 73,043

10 Mich.State 6 433,896 72,31612. LSU 6 425,334 70,889

1990 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 627,048 104,5082. Tennessee 7 666,540 95,2203. Ohio State 6 512,094 85,3494. Penn State 6 511,224 85,2045. Auburn 7 569,975 81,4256. Georgia 6 481,038 80,1737. Clemson 6 475,176 79,1968. Nebraska 7 533,673 76,2399. Texas 5 380,035 76,00710. Florida 7 526,927 75,26113. LSU 6 429,480 71,580

1991 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 632,024 105,3372. Tennessee 6 578,389 96,3983. Penn State 6 575,077 95,8464. Ohio State 7 620,845 88,6925. Florida 6 506,729 84,4556. Georgia 7 577,922 82,5607. Auburn 7 552,155 78,8798. Nebraska 7 533,715 76,2459. Alabama 6 453,094 75,51610. Clemson 7 513,915 73,41616. LSU 6 412,476 68,746

1992 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 635,201 105,8672. Tennessee 6 575,544 95,9243. Penn State 6 569,195 94,8664. Ohio State 6 555,900 92,6505. Florida 7 586,626 83,8046. Georgia 6 499,162 83,1947. Clemson 6 460,732 76,7898. Alabama 7 537,264 76,7529. Nebraska 6 457,124 76,18710. Auburn 7 510,549 72,93614. LSU 7 470,546 67,221

1993 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 635,201 105,8672. Tennessee 6 575,544 95,9243. Penn State 6 569,195 94,8664. Ohio State 6 555,900 92,6505. Florida 7 586,626 83,8046. Georgia 6 499,162 83,1947. Clemson 6 460,732 76,7898. Alabama 7 537,264 76,7529. Nebraska 6 457,124 76,18710. Auburn 7 510,549 72,93620. LSU 6 361,632 60,572

1994 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 637,300 106,2172. Penn State 6 577,731 96,2893. Tennessee 6 573,821 95,6374. Ohio State 6 558,619 93,1035. Florida 7 596,986 85,2846. Georgia 6 488,633 81,4397. Auburn 7 569,013 81,2888. Wisconsin 6 463,970 77,3289. Florida State 5 382,673 76,53510. Nebraska 6 453,421 75,57018. LSU 6 390,741 65,124

1995 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 7 726,368 103,7672. Tennessee 7 662,857 94,6943. Penn State 6 561,546 95,5914. Ohio State 6 561,057 93,5105. Florida 6 510,832 85,1396. Georgia 6 503,687 83,9487. Auburn 7 568,266 81,1818. Wisconsin 6 469,330 78,2229. Nebraska 7 529,616 75,659

10. Florida State 6 448,150 74,69211. LSU 6 446,148 74,358

1996 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 635,589 105,9322. Tennessee 6 632,509 105,4183. Penn State 6 577,001 96,1674. Ohio State 6 564,167 94,0285. Florida 5 427,003 85,4016. Auburn 7 577,278 82,4687. So.Carolina 6 477,208 79,5358. LSU 7 556,631 79,5199. Georgia 6 475,630 79,272

10. Wisconsin 6 467,692 77,949

1997 G ATT. AVG.

1. Tennessee 6 639,227 106,5382. Michigan 7 745,139 106,4483. Penn State 6 582,517 97,0864. Ohio State 8 731,884 91,4865. Florida 6 512,775 85,4636. Auburn 6 501,267 83,5457. Georgia 6 494,375 82,3968. Notre Dame 6 481,398 80,2238. LSU 7 561,629 80,22310. So. Carolina 6 480,041 80,007

1998 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 665,787 110,9652. Tennessee 6 641,484 106,9143. Penn State 6 579,190 96,5324. Ohio State 6 561,014 93,5025. Georgia 6 513,710 85,6186. Florida 6 511,792 85,2997. Alabama 7 578,693 82,6708. Auburn 7 567,773 81,1109. Florida St. 6 482,941 80,49010. LSU 6 481,739 80,290

1999 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 667,049 111,1752. Tennessee 7 747,870 106,8393. Penn St. 7 675,503 96,5004. Ohio St. 7 654,192 93,4565. Georgia 6 516,702 86,1176. Florida 6 512,960 85,4937. Texas 6 496,036 82,6738. Auburn 7 566,333 80,9059. Notre Dame 7 560,084 80,01210. Florida St. 6 472,350 78,72511. LSU 7 550,409 78,630

2000 G ATT. AVG.

1. Michigan 6 664,930 110,8222. Tennessee 6 645,567 107,5953. Ohio State 6 586,542 97,7574. Penn State 6 573,256 95,5435. LSU 7 614,704 87,8156. Florida 6 511,518 85,2537. Georgia 6 506,922 84,4878. Alabama 6 502,622 83,7709. Texas 6 493,297 82,21610. Auburn 6 491,433 81,906

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