Updated seating capacity guidelines in SEC stadiums for 2020

Nearly every SEC football stadium has announced its capacity for the 2020 season.

Stadiums will be a fraction of what they are in a normal season, both in attendance and noise. Home field advantages won’t be that big of a factor this year, making it a much different season with respect to the atmosphere of games.

So far, 12 SEC programs have announced capacity limits for home games, following guidelines set by state officials.

• Alabama: 20 percent (20,364 fans)
• Arkansas: 21 – 23 percent (15,960 – 17,480 fans)
• Auburn: 20 percent (17,490 fans)
• Florida: 20 percent (17,000 fans)
• Georgia: 20 – 25 percent (18,549 – 23,186 fans)
• LSU: 25 percent (25,580 fans)
• Miss State: 25 percent (15,334 fans)
• Ole Miss: 25 percent (16,009 fans)
• Mizzou: 25 percent (15,655 fans)
• South Carolina: 20 percent (16,050 fans)
• Tennessee: 20 percent (20,491 fans)
• Texas A&M: 25 percent (25,683 fans)

The 2 teams that have not announced stadium capacities yet: Kentucky and Vanderbilt.  A recent report suggested Kentucky will have 20 percent capacity (12,200 fans). No reports have suggested Vanderbilt Stadium’s attendance this season.

SDS Staff

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