USC football’s actual shocking attendance figures for first home games reveal discrepancy
Eyeballing the small crowds at USC’s first two home football games led to all sorts of guesses about how many fans were actually there. Was the Coliseum one-third full? Half-full? Most people realized that the announced crowds inside the 71,349-seat stadium weren’t an actual coun.

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- Published: Sep 5, 2026, 4:25 PM UTC
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