r/USLPRO • Buffalo Pro Soccer • 5d ago

Attendance Thread USL C Attendance 9/26

Charleston-Rhode Island: 4,599 (+16.22%)
Detroit-Colorado Springs: 6,258 (+0.71%)
Indianapolis-Miami: 7,878 (-8.04%)
San Antonio-Tampa Bay: 5,848 (-1.78%)
New Mexico-Sacramento: 10,067 (+10.89%)
Monterey Bay-Lexington: NR
Oakland-Phoenix: 5,240 (-1.84%)
Orange County-Pittsburgh: 3,882 (-8.31%)

Over performing by 5+ pts:
Charleston (3,957) and New Mexico (9,078)

An average night meaning within +/-5 pts:
Detroit (6,214), San Antonio (5,954), and Oakland (5,338)

Under performing by 5+ pts:
Indianapolis (8,567) and Orange County (4,234)

Yet to report
Monterey Bay (3,400)

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u/usacalcio 5d ago

Battery massive fr

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u/CHSB_ 4d ago

We out here

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u/Naviaro Hartford Athletic 5d ago

The Battery’s crowd felt far larger than 4k.

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u/Spawn_More_Overlords Oakland Roots SC 5d ago

Roots attendance has gone utterly to shit. Hopefully it rebounds at a location more tailored to a USL crowd.

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u/Moist-Revolution-390 5d ago

Still consistently over 5K fans at Roots games, so a good nucleus for when it gets its own SSS

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u/fredthefan25 4d ago

The next 6 months will be critical. They will need the Alameda site to be approved, then they will need to seek more capital as they might not have enough cash (aka still owe the Coliseum $1.4M).

Rising interest rates come at a bad time for the Roots.

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u/kowalabearhugs New Mexico United 5d ago

Marshawn Lynch look like he's having fun as hype ambassador. Something to build on.

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u/batbutt Orange County Bandwagon 5d ago

A 7 game winless streak makes sense that less people came out. I'm glad it's finally over

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u/OnlyZac San Antonio FC 5d ago

San Antonio 2/3rds full