Year after year, the SEC continues to be the benchmark in paid college baseball attendance. The SEC and its member schools own virtually all regular season, conference tournament, NCAA Regional and Super Regional attendance records. The SEC and one of its institutions have led the NCAA in total and average attendance for the last 13 seasons in a row, and 18 of the last 24 years. In 2005, the SEC set a goal to reach the 1.5 million attendance mark for the first time in league history and came within 10,000 fans of reaching that goal. The drive was renewed and continued for the 2006 season, a season which saw over 1.6 million fans at SEC ballparks. In 2007, the SEC drew nearly 1.7 million and averaged for 4,000 per game for first time in history. In 2008 the league drew over 1.6 million and 4,000 per game again. In 2009, attendance records were smashed as total numbers neared 1.9 million, an avergage of almost 4,700 per game.
*Some teams have played doubleheaders at various points of the season, giving them less home dates than they have played actual home games.
TOP HOME CROWDS OF 2009
TOP NEUTRAL SITE CROWDS OF 2009