The spring practice season is officially in the books for all 14 SEC programs, and as always the attendance numbers at the SEC spring games were through the roof.

Only 12 of the 14 programs held a formal spring game — Kentucky and Texas A&M were unable to do so due to renovations at their home stadiums — but all 12 schools that held a game drew plenty of fans for their spring finales.

Take a look at the final attendance numbers at all 12 spring games:

School 2015 Attendance 2014 Attendance
Alabama 65,175 73,506
Tennessee 63,016 68,548
Auburn 62,143 70,645
Georgia 46,815 46,073
Arkansas 41,220 30,000
Mizzou 30,117 23,121
South Carolina 22,580 36,412
Mississippi State 21,500 21,710
Florida 21,000 35,834
Ole Miss 15,000 15,000
LSU Est. 15,000 18,565
Vanderbilt 5,000 8,400
Kentucky N/A 35,117
Texas A&M N/A N/A

For comparison purposes, here are the spring attendance figures from the last two years and the spring attendance record for every SEC team.

And for what it’s worth, the SEC closed the weekend with four of the nation’s 10 highest spring game attendance totals. Take a look at the national top 10:

School Attendance
Ohio State 99,391
Nebraska 76,881
Penn State 68,000
Alabama 65,175
Tennessee 63,016
Auburn 62,143
Michigan 60,000
Michigan State 48,000
Georgia 46,815
Oklahoma 42,807