Savannah Bananas pack 102,000 fans into Texas A&M's Kyle Field for biggest game ever

TL;DR

The Savannah Bananas drew a record 102,000 fans to Texas A&M's Kyle Field on May 2, marking their largest game ever. This event showcased the unique appeal of the Bananas as they continue to attract massive crowds across the U.S.

Key points

Savannah Bananas set attendance record with 102,000 fans
Event took place at Texas A&M's Kyle Field
This was the Bananas' biggest game ever
Kyle Field is the fourth-largest college football stadium in the U.S.
The field's setup favored home runs

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The barnstorming baseball circus that is the Savannah Bananas pack stadiums across the U.S. But they've never seen anything like what they saw Saturday, May 2.

The Bananas packed 102,000 fans into Texas A&M's Kyle Field in College Station. It was the Bananas' biggest game ever.

The setup of the field provided quite a short porch in left field, which players took advantage of.

Kyle Stadium is the fourth-largest college football stadium in the nation, trailing only Michigan Stadium (107,601), Beaver Stadium (106,572) and Ohio Stadium (102,780).

The Bananas college tour will continue with games at Tennessee's Neyland Stadium (May 23; 101,821 capacity) Nebraska's Memorial Stadium (June 13; 85,458), Oregon's Autzen Stadium (June 27-28; 54,000) and Iowa's Kinnick Stadium (July 3-4, 69,218).

Check out some of the scenes from Saturday's record-breaking game: