In 2019 there was a home game at Husky Stadium that didn't kick off until 7:45. They played maybe 10 minutes and then had a 2 hour and 38 minute lightning delay. I stuck around to watch them lose on a last second drive to a terrible Cal team. I believe it ended around 1:30am and there was less that 10k in the stands at the end of the game.

I've been in games in the PMAC where I thought my voice might echo

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I went to ULM so

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I was wondering if you were going to chime in.

I went to a few early season Pitt football games, in the early 2000’s, that had 5,000 or 6,000 people there. I think the lowest “official” attendance was 11,000.

Playing in Heinz field, it looked deserted.

They should have never torn down old Pitt Stadium. Literally no students travel across town to go to games.

Doesn’t really count but I went to the British Open in 2013 and watched some practice round action on Wednesday. Towards the end of the day I spotted Tom Lehman and followed him for an hour or so. I was his entire gallery. He’d chat with me from time to time mostly to keep it from being awkward I think.

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What is the smallest crowd at a college or pro game that you have been to?

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I didn't read this entire thread, so I don't know if it was already mentioned.

Went to a couple Saints games in Tiger Stadium post-Katrina, it felt like there were maybe a couple thousand at most. Extremely depressing atmosphere.