Cornell's Newman Arena packed tight.Although Cornell played just one home game during the non-conference portion of the 2008-2009 season while University classes were in session and the student body was on campus, Cornell still managed to finish with the Ivy League's second highest average home attendance for the year (2,894 per game).
For Ivy League games only, Cornell maintained the league's highest average home attendance with 3,709 per game, followed by Penn with 3,580.
Below, the average attendance for all home games for each of the Ivy League schools during 2008-2009. Statistics courtesy of the Ivy League Office.
For Ivy League games only, Cornell maintained the league's highest average home attendance with 3,709 per game, followed by Penn with 3,580.
Below, the average attendance for all home games for each of the Ivy League schools during 2008-2009. Statistics courtesy of the Ivy League Office.
Penn 3,656
Cornell 2,894
Princeton 2,020
Yale 1,679
Harvard 1,173
Brown 1,016
Columbia 996
Dartmouth 802
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