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That’s right. Yale topped the Division I-AA attendance charts this season drawing an average of 23,572 fans per contest...
Four Ivy schools—Yale, Princeton, Penn and Harvard—finished in the top 25 in attendance and the League as a whole finished third out of all I-AA conferences. The 919 person increase in average turnout League-wide was the second biggest increase of any conference...
Four seasons ago, the Big Red and the Bears ranked in the top third of all I-AA schools in terms of attendance. By 2003, Cornell and Brown saw their turnouts dwindle by 4,146 and 4,400 people per game, respectively...
...four Ivies in terms of attendance have become extremely competitive on the national stage, the bottom four have seen their crowds slip to levels comparable to the I-AA mid-majors...
Obviously, putting a competitive product on the field would be the first step. Over the past three seasons, the only consistently dominant teams in the Ivies have been Penn and Harvard and their attendance figures have remained among the best in I-AA...