Football Attendance by conference

FanBlogs had a nice post on the Football attendances for each conference in 2005. I'm always interested in how the Pac-10 compares to the rest of the nation.

SEC Leads Nation in Football Attendance : Fanblogs College Football Blog

Conference	G	Total Attendance	Total Capacity	Average	Percentage
SEC	75	5,593,699	5,741,371	74,583	97.43
Big 12	72	4,204,574	4,425,186	58,397	95.01
Big Ten	69	5,007,067	5,333,226	72,566	93.88
ACC	72	3,762,511	4,150,596	52,257	90.65
Pac-10	60	3,448,759	4,063,411	57,479	84.87
Big East	46	1,812,406	2,170,505	39,400	83.50
Mountain West	48	1,693,216	2,154,584	35,275	78.59

In 2005, a total of 5,593,699 fans attended 75 games hosted at SEC institutions, an average of 74,583 fans per game, which is also best in the nation. SEC stadiums were filled to 97.43 percent of capacity for each home game in 2005, which was also best in the nation. The SEC has led the nation in percentage of capacity since the statistic was first kept in 1983.

The question is, who is dragging down the Pac-10?

Stanford with their 50% capacity. Thank goodness they are downsizing. Next worst is UCLA at 70%. That's rough considering the USC factor and the Rose Bowl is huge.

Here's the full list:

Attendance Report