Half of the SEC saw a dip in attendance in 2015, no program more than LSU, which weathered a 10 percent decline.

Even Alabama is included in that group. Fewer fans attended Bryant-Denny Stadium to watch this Alabama playoff team than last year’s playoff team.

Texas A&M also drew fewer fans than last year but still paced the SEC, averaging 103,622.

Kentucky enjoyed the biggest spike, a 6.5 percent jump to 61,295.

Florida, which set a Swamp attendance record when 90,916 showed up against Florida State, saw a 4.3 percent surge.

Here’s a rundown of every team’s total attendance figures for the 2015 season compared to the 2014 season:

Team Home Stadium Average Attendance 2015 Average Attendance 2014 Percent Increase/Decrease
Alabama  Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,112 101,534 Down 0.41%
Arkansas  D.W.R. Razorback Stadium 67,326 66,521 Up 1.19%
Auburn  Jordan-Hare Stadium 87,451  87,451 Same
Florida  Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 90,065  85,834 Up 4.3%
Georgia  Sanford Stadium 92,746  92,746 Same
Kentucky  Commonwealth Stadium 61,295  57,572 Up 6.5%
LSU  Tiger Stadium 93,441  104,909 Down 10.9%
Miss. State  Davis Wade Stadium 61,784  61,127 Up 1.1%
Missouri  Memorial Stadium 65,120 65,285 Down 0.25%
Ole Miss  Vaught-Hemingway Stadium 60,479 61,547 Down 1.74%
South Carolina  Williams Brice Stadium 78,822  81,381 Down 3.1%
Tennessee Neyland Stadium 100,584  99,754 Up 0.83%
Texas A&M  Kyle Field 103,622  105,123 Down 1.43%
Vanderbilt  Vanderbilt Stadium 32,134  34,258 Down 6.2%