College football attendance has been on the decline all across the country in recent years, and the effects of that trend are beginning to materialize at Kansas State.
The Wildcats waved goodbye to a sellout streak that spanned 39 consecutive home games last year when attendance dipped below 50,000 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium for their season finale against Iowa State. Nine months later, they are still waiting to announce their first sellout of 2018.
K-State officials are optimistic Saturday’s game against South Dakota will sell out — only scattered singles and standing-room only tickets remained as of Thursday afternoon.