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  1. Attendance is overall up this year, if I had the time, I'd do a better comparison that compared games for the same time period.

    Team Attendance Capacity Percent Full Last Year's Average Attendance

    Chicago Fire 18,075 20,000 90.38% 14,274

    Chivas USA 11,853 18,800 63.05% 14,830

    Colorado Rapids 13,949 18,086 77.13% 14,838

    Columbus Crew 14,857 20,145 73.75% 12,185

    DC United 15,045 19,467 77.28% 15,211

    FC Dallas 14,717 20,500 71.19% 12,861

    Houston Dynamo 22,000 % 17,694

    Los Angeles Galaxy 22,263 27,000 82.46% 23,335

    Montreal Impact 41,016 20,341 201.64% ---

    NE Revolution 12,925 20,000 64.63% 13,222

    New York Red Bulls 17,220 25,000 68.88% 19,691

    Philadelphia Union 18,132 18,500 98.01% 18,258

    Portland Timbers 20,438 20,438 100.00% 18,827

    Real Salt Lake 18,554 20,213 91.79% 17,594

    San Jose Earthquakes 14,289 10,525 135.76% 11,858

    Seattle Sounders 38,438 38,500 99.84% 38,495

    Sporting Kansas City 18,420 18,467 99.75% 17,810

    Toronto FC 19,507 21,140 92.28% 20,267

    Vancouver Whitecaps 20,197 21,000 96.18% 20,406

    Average 19,576 21,059 92.96% 17,870

    It looks like Atlanta is going to give Orlando some competition for the #20 expansion spot. NASL Opening Weekend Attendance Rises From 2011

  2. Impact hero Ubiparipovic marks return to remember

    MONTREAL – When Sinisa Ubiparipovic received a pass from Lamar Neagle at the edge of the Toronto FC penalty area this past Saturday, the words “Remember me?” might as well have been flashing on the Olympic Stadium big screen.

    OPTA Chalkboard: Ubiparipovic adds a touch of class to Impact's rugged midfield

    The veteran added to his Montreal legend, scoring the Impact's opener 18 minutes in and marking his long-awaited return to the blue jersey.

    Ubiparipovic could have made his first start earlier in the season, but an MCL injury he picked up in preseason in late February set the Bosnian back. That was pretty much the lone blotch on an otherwise spotless spring for the Bosnian, who was determined not to let it hinder his return to MLS too much.

    “It’s been a frustrating three or four weeks,” Ubiparipovic told reporters following the Impact’s 2-1 defeat of Toronto FC. “I’ve been working hard to get my fitness back and whatnot. It just feels rewarding to get in there, I score a goal and the team wins. It’s a double bonus.”

    Ubiparipovic had not taken part in MLS action since September 4, 2010, when Real Salt Lake defeated his former club, the New York Red Bulls.

    That made his return this past Saturday doubly sweet. He hit the target on his return to MLS, and did so in Montreal, where supporters have already grown to love this elegant attacking midfielder. During the team’s 2011 season – its last in the second flight – Ubiparipovic led a furious late-season push for a playoff spot after being signed in the middle of the year.

    The Impact eventually fell short of the NASL playoffs, but Ubiparipovic’s ability to both set up and score goals made him an instant hit and gave the fanbase a hero heading into their first MLS preseason.

    It was a breath of fresh air to see the 28-year-old pick up where he’d left off. And he may have endeared himself even further to the Montreal faithful with his goal celebration. Upon scoring, Ubiparipovic immediately turned to the Toronto traveling fans and cheekily pointed to his ears.

    “I heard them singing before the game, I had to give them a shout out,” Ubiparipovic said with a laugh. “It was too far for me to go the other way. I just had to be creative at that moment.”

  3. I found attendance figures posted on University of Nebraska Omaha's website. Not sure if these are official, the NCAA website does not have them posted yet.

    NCAA Division I Home Attendance

    1. UC Santa Barbara 4782

    2. Maryland 3781

    3. New Mexico 3749

    4. Connecticut 3579

    5. Akron 3300

    6. Louisville 3023

    7. Creighton 2909

    8. Cal Poly 2140

    9. Clemson 2111

    10. Wake Forest 2007

    11. Indiana 1928

    12. Saint Louis 1885

    13. North Carolina 1828

    14. Charlotte 1542

    15. Notre Dame 1447

    16. Virginia 1444

    17. USF 1405

    18. St. John's 1371

    19. South Carolina 1327

    20. Michigan 1136

    21. Nebraska Omaha 1130

    22. Portland 1112

    23. Furman 1096

    24. West Virginia 1087

    25. College of Charleston 1017

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