FAMU #1 among HBCUs, #3 overall in FCS average home attendance

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The National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Football Championship Subdivision statistics through Nov. 27, 2016 list Florida A&M at #3 in average home attendance for the 2016 season.

FAMU drew 78,839 fans to Bragg Stadium for four dates, a total which was 11th nationally in total home attendance, but the per-game average of 19,710 was 3rd, surpassed only by Montana (25,377) and James Madison (21,646).

Among historically black colleges and universities (HBCUS) in the FCS, FAMU was #1 in average home attendance at 19,710, followed by perennial leader Jackson (Miss.) State at 19,660, good for fourth nationally.

The Rattlers also led the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in both total and average home attendance.

North Carolina A&T  (72,360 in five games) was third among HBCUs with a per-game average of 14,472, while Alcorn (Miss.) State was fourth among the HBCUs with a 14,342 per-game average.

Those four schools – FAMU, Jackson State, North Carolina A&T and Alcorn State – were the only HBCUs listed in the NCAA FCS Attendance Top 20.
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