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Ok, so college football attendance hasn’t been declining? by Chicagond99
Even before Covid, it was. Toss in a pandemic - especially for an older fan base like ND’s, and you’re going to get a lower attendance. Just look at the data…college football attendance has been declining for years.
And the start times go both ways. Lots of guys I know with younger kids can’t go to the earlier kickoffs because of kids sports…especially if they want to tailgate at all. The later kickoff times make it easier to do your morning kids crap and then head to the game. Yeah, it’s not as easy to bring the entire family to a night game. But sometimes easier for just the guys (or girls). This obviously isn’t a factor for older fans with older kids.