Which college football games have the most fans?

I was wondering, what college football games draw the highest number of spectators? I heard some teams attract particularly large crowds. Is there a top five list, or does it vary every year?

The attendance at college football games often depends on the school, the team's success, and the opponent they are playing. However, certain games historically draw large crowds due to the significance of the match or the tradition behind the games. Here are five college football games that consistently attract a significant number of spectators.

1. The Michigan-Ohio State game: Known as 'The Game,' this classic Big Ten rivalry is one of the most intense in college football. Michigan Stadium, also known as "The Big House," is the largest in the United States and known to frequently sell out for this game.

2. The Iron Bowl (Alabama vs. Auburn): The annual football matchup between the University of Alabama and Auburn University is one of the biggest events in the state of Alabama and boasts impressive attendance.

3. The Red River Showdown (Oklahoma vs. Texas): This game is played at the Cotton Bowl Stadium, during the state fair of Texas, and usually amasses a large crowd due to the history and intensity of the rivalry.

4. Penn State's Whiteout games: Held once per season, typically in a game against a top-tier Big Ten opponent, Beaver Stadium fills with fans dressed in white, creating a unique and intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams.

5. Notre Dame vs. USC: Known as the "Battle for the Jeweled Shillelagh," this historic rivalry often sells out regardless of the venue, either Notre Dame Stadium or the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

It is important to note, however, that specific attendance numbers can fluctuate each season based on various factors mentioned above. Still, these games have consistently witnessed large crowds over the years.