Largest Crowds
The following are the ten largest crowds in stadium history:
- 1. 83,184 November 12, 2005 vs Iowa
- 2. 83,069 November 6, 2004 vs #24 Minnesota
- 3. 83,022 September 24, 2005 vs #13 Michigan
- 4. 82,828 October 22, 2005 vs Purdue
- 5. 82,630 September 22, 2007 vs Iowa
- 6. 82,468 October 23, 2004 vs Northwestern
- 7. 82,352 November 10, 2007 vs #13 Michigan
- 8. 82,330 October 1, 2005 vs Indiana
- 9. 82,306 October 2, 2004 vs Illinois
- 10. 82,179 September 25, 2004 vs Penn State
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