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Big Ten sets attendance mark as conference again leads nation
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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 1065491, member: 27"] Neil is spot on. I ran the numbers assuming that nothing changes from this past season. It still won't be very close unless Rutgers physically closes down some B1G arenas. That is only semi-plausible. The ACC Big Three can take on anyone and destroy them. The top 6 schools in the ACC are in good shape. But there are a lot of schools that should be ashamed of themselves. Props to Nebraska, whose attendance went up over 5K last season. [ATTACH=full]15148[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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