College football is officially – finally – back. So, too, are college football crowds.
The pageantry, arguably the best aspect of the sport, wasn’t really a part of the 2020 season. Campuses weren’t lively on game days and stadiums were not close to full for most of the country.
That is now changed.
There were packed stadiums across the country over the sport’s opening weekend. Fans across the sport couldn’t be happier to see sights like this.
VIRGINIA TECH.
ENTER SANDMAN.ABSOLUTE CHILLS. @HokiesFB pic.twitter.com/jRnd97Xs1R
— ACC Network (@accnetwork) September 3, 2021
JUMP AROUND IS BACK AND IT HAS NEVER HIT HARDER@BadgerFootball | @UWBadgers pic.twitter.com/waT3hmaOqO
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) September 4, 2021
Carter Finley one of the best atmospheres in college football and the Tuffy’s Terrace add on is a chef’s kiss. Fantastic end zone views and zero lines/crowds. pic.twitter.com/QOT57sPqmI
— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) September 3, 2021
College football just isn’t the same without big crowds. Hopefully we’ll be able to see stadiums packed throughout the fall.
“It’s amazing the difference crowds and bands make for college football,” Brandon Walker tweeted. “I’m not referring to home field advantage. I’m talking about how much more watchable the games are with crowds back.”
The TV ratings certainly back that up. Week 1 ratings were up big this year.
Saturday’s @ABCNetwork 🏈 tripleheader 𝐃𝐄𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐃:
– Georgia/Clemson on track to become the 2nd-most-viewed Kickoff Saturday game on 𝐚𝐧𝐲 network in 15 years
– #UGAvsCLEM, #ALAvsMIA, #OUvsTULN combined for ABC’s best Kickoff Saturday tripleheader since 2017 pic.twitter.com/p4xc1uqfTS
— ESPN PR (@ESPNPR) September 5, 2021
Welcome back, college football.
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