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AUBURN — Spring practices wrapped for Auburn football on Saturday, which took its annual A-Day spring game and converted it to something else.
Like several other college football programs around the country, Auburn's spring game turned into a non-televised practice. While the Tigers spent most of the day working individual drills, they went into a live period toward the end, seeing offense and defense go head to head.
The lowkey affair didn't seem to hamper attendance, with nearly half of Jordan-Hare Stadium's lower bowl filled by fans who stuck around afterwards for post-practice autograph and photo opportunities on Pat Dye Field.
Admission was free, and fans were informed ahead of Saturday that seating was available in the lower bowl, except for the north end zone, which is undergoing construction ahead of the 2025 season.
Official attendance wasn't taken Saturday, according to a program spokesperson, but based on eyeball estimates, that total would've been nearing 30,000 attendees, lining up with recent A-Day attendance totals.
FULL RECAP, HIGHLIGHTS: Auburn football wraps 2025 spring practices with A-Day
Here's a look at Auburn's most recent A-Day attendance records.
Adam Cole is the Auburn athletics beat writer for the Montgomery Advertiser. He can be reached via email at [email protected] or on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, @colereporter.
This article originally appeared on Montgomery Advertiser: Auburn football: How many fans were in attendance for Tigers' A-Day?
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Like several other college football programs around the country, Auburn's spring game turned into a non-televised practice. While the Tigers spent most of the day working individual drills, they went into a live period toward the end, seeing offense and defense go head to head.
The lowkey affair didn't seem to hamper attendance, with nearly half of Jordan-Hare Stadium's lower bowl filled by fans who stuck around afterwards for post-practice autograph and photo opportunities on Pat Dye Field.
Admission was free, and fans were informed ahead of Saturday that seating was available in the lower bowl, except for the north end zone, which is undergoing construction ahead of the 2025 season.
Official attendance wasn't taken Saturday, according to a program spokesperson, but based on eyeball estimates, that total would've been nearing 30,000 attendees, lining up with recent A-Day attendance totals.
FULL RECAP, HIGHLIGHTS: Auburn football wraps 2025 spring practices with A-Day
Here's a look at Auburn's most recent A-Day attendance records.
Auburn football: A-Day attendance records
- 2025: Not reported
- 2024: 33,526
- 2023: 16,367
- 2022: 31,077
- 2021: 25,210
- 2020: Canceled
- 2019: 41,489
- 2018: 28,033
- 2017: 46,331
- 2016: 45,723
Adam Cole is the Auburn athletics beat writer for the Montgomery Advertiser. He can be reached via email at [email protected] or on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, @colereporter.
This article originally appeared on Montgomery Advertiser: Auburn football: How many fans were in attendance for Tigers' A-Day?
Continue reading...
