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I have posted my spreadsheet that ranks football attendance per undergraduate and per student (including grad students) on Google Drive at https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9UkWv8...sp=sharing.

You will see three tabs. Each of the three tabs has the same data. The first tab is sorted by attendance per game. The second tab is sorted by attendance per game per undergraduate. The third tab is sorted by attendance per game per student (i.e. total enrollment). Some concerns:

1.  For the military academies, I have used the same number for undergraduate and total because I have only been able to find numbers for "midshipmen."

2.  Some of the state schools have multiple campuses. If it was easily available, I tried to use only the main campus. However, it was not easy to discern which numbers were for what with some of the schools. Also, some schools might have separate campuses that are so close together they really should be counted as part of the main campus.

3. Most of the data is from the Google summary for the school. With several schools, the summary only listed total enrollment. In those cases, the undergraduate number is usually from US News and World Report.

4. I probably made some mistakes. Lots of numbers, limited attention span.

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I have posted my spreadsheet that ranks football attendance per undergraduate and per student (including grad students) on Google Drive at https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9UkWv8...sp=sharing.

You will see three tabs. Each of the three tabs has the same data. The first tab is sorted by attendance per game. The second tab is sorted by attendance per game per undergraduate. The third tab is sorted by attendance per game per student (i.e. total enrollment). Some concerns:

1.  For the military academies, I have used the same number for undergraduate and total because I have only been able to find numbers for "midshipmen."

2.  Some of the state schools have multiple campuses. If it was easily available, I tried to use only the main campus. However, it was not easy to discern which numbers were for what with some of the schools. Also, some schools might have separate campuses that are so close together they really should be counted as part of the main campus.

3. Most of the data is from the Google summary for the school. With several schools, the summary only listed total enrollment. In those cases, the undergraduate number is usually from US News and World Report.

4. I probably made some mistakes. Lots of numbers, limited attention span.