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Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (11/25-11/28)

• Baton Rouge, LA – 1,444GB
  • Equal to more than 4.1 million social media post with photos
• Los Angeles, CA – 877GB 
  • Equal to more than 2.5 million social media post with photos
• Auburn, AL – 630GB
  • Equal to more than 1.8 million social media post with photos
• Atlanta, GA – 574GB 
  • Equal to more than 1.6 million social media post with photos
• Ann Arbor, MI – 654GB 
  • Equal to more than 1.6 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (11/12-11/14)

• College Station, TX – 1,236GB  
  • Equal to more than 3.5 million social media post with photos
• Baton Rouge, LA – 1,216GB 
  • Equal to more than 3.4 million social media post with photos
• Starkville, MS – 939GB
  • Equal to more than 2.6 million social media post with photos
• South Bend, IN – 666GB 
  • Equal to more than 1.9 million social media post with photos
• Lubbock, TX – 654GB 
  • Equal to more than 1.8 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (11/5-11/7)

• Clemson, SC – 1,513 GB  
  • Equal to more than 4.5 million social media post with photos
• College Station, TX – 1,272GB 
  • Equal to more than 3.8 million social media post with photos
• Miami, FL – 1,160GB 
  • Equal to more than 3.4 million social media post with photos
• Tuscaloosa, AL – 1,065GB
  • Equal to more than 3.1 million social media post with photos
• Ann Arbor, MI – 725GB
  • Equal to more than 2.1 million social media post with photo

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (10/29-10/31)

• College Station, TX – 920GB  
  • Equal to more than 2.6 million social media post with photos
• Lexington, KY – 814GB 
  • Equal to more than 2.3 million social media post with photos
• Fayetteville, AR – 735GB 
  • Equal to more than 2.1 million social media post with photos
• Lubbock, TX – 659GB 
  • Equal to more than 1.8 million social media post with photos
• Raleigh, NC – 504GB 
  • Equal to more than 1.4 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (10/22-10/24)

• Oxford, MS – 1,361GB  
  • Equal to more than 3.8 million social media post with photos
• Norman, OK – 1,270GB
  • Equal to more than 3.6 million social media post with photos
• Tuscaloosa, AL – 1,231GB
  • Equal to more than 3.5 million social media post with photos
• Baton Rouge, LA – 905GB
  • Equal to more than 2.5 million social media post with photos
• Miami, FL – 750GB
  • Equal to more than 2.1 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (10/15-10/17)

• College Station, TX – 1,564GB  
  • Equal to more than 4.4 million social media post with photos
• Clemson, SC – 1,062GB
  • Equal to more than 3 million social media post with photos
• Miami, FL – 959GB
  • Equal to more than 2.7 million social media post with photos
• Lexington, KY – 823GB
  • Equal to more than 2.3 million social media post with photos
• Ann Arbor, MI – 726GB
  • Equal to more than 2 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (10/8-10/10)

• Tuscaloosa, AL – 1,369GB
  • Equivalent to more than 4.1 million social media post with photos
• Clemson, SC – 808GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.4 million social media post with photos
• Dallas, TX – 706GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.1 million social media post with photos
• South Bend, IN – 692GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2 million social media post with photos
• Baton Rouge, LA– 672GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2 million social media post with photos

College Football

• A remarkable Four of the top five college venues for data usage this week host a team that is currently ranked in the top 10 nationally.

• On average, 456 GB were used per game this past week. This is the greatest average total for college football out of any week so far this season. 456 GB is equal to approximately 1.3 million social media posts with photos.

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (10/1-10/3)

• Clemson, SC – 1,475 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 4.2 million social media post with photos
• College Station, TX – 1,116 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3.1 million social media post with photos
• Baton Rouge, LA – 990 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.8 million social media post with photos
• Norman, OK – 903 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.5 million social media post with photos
• Lexington, KY– 728 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.2 million social media post with photos

College Football

• Three of the top five college venues for data usage this week hosted to a team currently ranked in the top 25.

• We know football is king at southern schools, but this week the mobile data proved it dominated in the stands as well. Four out of the five most data-heavy games took place at schools in the South.

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (9/24-9/26)

• Oxford, MS – 1,199 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3.5 million social media post with photos
• Tuscaloosa, AL – 999 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.9 million social media post with photos
• Lubbock, TX– 744 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.2 million social media post with photos
• Lexington, KY– 640 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 1.9 million social media post with photos
• South Bend, IN– 620 GB
  • Equivalent to more than 1.8 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (9/17-9/19)

• Miami, FL – 1,228GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3.6 million social media post with photos
• College Station, TX – 1,030GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.8 million social media post with photos
• Tuscaloosa, AL – 993GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.4 million social media post with photos
• Baton Rouge, LA – 927GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.1 million social media post with photos
• Norman, OK – 902GB
  • Equivalent to more than 1.8 million social media post with photos

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (9/10-9/12)

• College Station, TX – 1,278GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3.6 million social media post with photos
• Tuscaloosa, AL – 1,003GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.8 million social media post with photos
• Starkville, MS – 851GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.4 million social media post with photos
• Waco, TX – 745GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.1 million social media post with photos
• Oxford, MS – 645GB
  • Equivalent to more than 1.8 million social media post with photos

Football is Back and the Data Stat Sheet Shows It

September is here and so is football! As fans across the country head out stadiums to check out the gridiron action, they’re doing so with their smartphones in hand to share the big plays with family and friends. Let’s take a look back at some of the metrics and trends we saw on our in-venue mobile networks during the first week of college football.

Data Climbing in 2015

• Fans we’re more than ready to share the action from the stands this season as data climbed significantly compared to the first week of action in 2014. Premiere games featuring top-ranked teams and rivals at neutral site venues were near the top of the list in racking up the data.
  • Compare to the first week  of college football in 2014, we experienced a 57% jump in data usage in 2015.
  • Data was 77% higher at neutral-host sites where top teams squared off to start the season compared to games at college home stadiums.
  • In addition, out of the five most data-heavy games, 60-percent of the teams playing were ranked in the top 25.

Top 5 Collegiate Venues by Total Mobile Data (9/3-9/7)

• Norman, OK – 1,123GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3.2 million social media post with photos
• Arlington, TX – 1,102GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3.1 million social media post with photos
• Atlanta, GA – 1,066GB
  • Equivalent to more than 3 million social media post with photos
• Miami, FL – 933GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.6 million social media post with photos
• Oxford, MS – 865GB
  • Equivalent to more than 2.4 million social media post with photos

Caveats:

• All figures include only data traffic seen on AT&T’s venue-specific mobile network.
• All data metrics come from only venues with a DAS where AT&T’s mobile network is on-air. These metrics are not comprehensive of every game played during this past weekend for college football.
• This data is compiled from only football stadiums that had home games during this selected timeframe where AT&T is on-air on a DAS.