How does Faurot compare to the rest of College Football?

I know that Faurot isn't the Big House when talking about attendance, but we aren't small either. Not so long ago the stadium held 75,000 as a capacity but that really wasn't offical. Currently the stadium holds 71,004. This total includes the General Admission sold at the stadium. Let's look at all the Stand alone college stadiums and see where Mizzou ranks.

Rank	Stadium Name	Capacity	School
1	Michigan Stadium	109901	Michigan
2	Beaver Stadium	107282	Penn State
3	Neyland Stadium	102455	Tennessee
4	Ohio Stadium	102329	Ohio State
5	Bryant-Denny Stadium	101821	Alabama
6	Darrell K Royal Memorial Stadium	100119	Texas
7	Memorial Coliseum	93607	USC
8	Sanford Stadium	92746	Georgia
9	Rose Bowl	92542	UCLA
10	Tiger Stadium	92542	LSU
11	Ben-Hill Griffin Stadium	88548	Florida
12	Jordan-Hare Stadium	87451	Auburn
13	Kyle Field	82600	Texas A&M
14	Bobby Bowden Field	82300	FSU
15	Gaylord Family Memorial Stadium	82112	Oklahoma
16	Memorial Stadium	81500	Clemson
17	Memorial Stadium	81067	Nebraska
18	Notre Dame Stadium	80795	Notre Dame
19	Camp Randall Stadium	80321	Wisconsin
20	Williams-Brice Stadium	80250	South Carolina
21	Sun Devil Stadium	73379	Arizona State
22	Husky Stadium	72500	Washington
23	Donald W Reynolds Memorial Stadium	72000	Arkansas
24	Legion Field	72000	UAB
25	California Memorial Stadium	71799	California
26	Faurot Field	71004	Missouri

As you can see we are 26th. That isn't bad. We are about to expand the stadium. My suggestions would be to make it at a capacity of 80,000. We would then be at 21st which isn't bad. Just sell some Standing room only and get that place a rockin'. We will see how we do this year with Georgia, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Arizona State and teams to be announced later to fill our schedule. If we can average over 67,000 and that would be almost 95% attendance then I can see the additions to the stadium then let's focus on making seats out of the existing space.