Season Ticket Sales Off By 2%, Badger Football Crowds Still Shrinking

It used to be an unusual sight — empty seats at Camp Randall Stadium.  When the Wisconsin Badgers played Central Michigan Saturday the crowd totaled 74-thousand, 437, the second-smallest home opener attendance in the last 22 years.  School officials report season ticket sales are off by two percent this fall, or, almost 14-hundred tickets less than last year and last year’s average attendance for Badger football games was the lowest in 25 years.  That matches a trend for college football nationwide.