Ohio State Sets New Spring Game Attendance Record with 99,391

Posted Apr 20, 2015
Spring football isn't just a southern tradition anymore, not as long as Ohio State keeps drawing big crowds. The defending national champion obliterated its own national record for spring game attendance on Saturday, drawing 99,391 fans to Ohio Stadium to watch the Buckeyes play a glorified scrimmage that featured only one of the team's three star quarterbacks (Cardale Jones) because of injuries. (Bleacher Report)

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