Fans don’t seem to enjoy watching the Vanderbilt Commodores play college football games in 2014.

For the fourth time in five weeks, Vanderbilt (1-4, 0-3) participated in the game with the lowest attendance in the SEC. However, nearly 57,000 people filled Commonwealth Stadium to watch Kentucky take down the ‘Dores and end a 17-game conference losing streak, symbolically jamming last place in the SEC East onto Vandy’s forehead.

Vandy still claims three of the five SEC games this season with the lowest attendance. Missouri’s game at Toledo in Week 2 (attended by 24,196) is the lowest-attended game involving an SEC team this season.

Four of the seven games featured capacity crowds, though the Southwest Classic, an entertaining overtime affair between the Aggies and Razorbacks in Dallas, Texas, curiously did not.

LSU was the only school to report a six-figure attendance, though the Tigers fell just shy of a capacity crowd as Brandon Harris assumed the quarterback role, probably for good.

Six of the 11 SEC teams in action hosted games, while Alabama, Florida and Mississippi State didn’t play.

Here are the attendance figures from all 14 SEC schools in Week 5.

Attendance Game Date Venue
101,987 New Mexico State at LSU Sept. 27 Tiger Stadium
92,746 Tennessee at Georgia Sept. 27 Sanford Stadium
87,451 Louisiana Tech at Auburn Sept. 27 Jordan-Hare Stadium
83,493 Missouri at South Carolina Sept. 27 Williams-Brice Stadium
68,113 Arkansas vs. Texas A&M Sept. 27 AT&T Stadium
61,291 Memphis at Ole Miss Sept. 27 Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
56,940 Vanderbilt at Kentucky Sept. 27 Commonwealth Stadium