As much as you want it to be, it's really not. It's in favor of basketball. Six for baseball and eight for basketball as far as capacity goes, and that's the most important stat.

Below are the latest stats that I could find for both sports, with season attendance, game attendance average, and percentage of capacity with the bolded teams have a higher capacity in that particular sport.

Basketball:
Kentucky 426,978 23,721 (23,500 100%)
Tennessee 314,321 16,543 (21,678 76%)
Vanderbilt 246,561 13,698 (14,316 96%)
Arkansas 275,020 13,096 (19,368 68%)
Alabama 199,749 12,484 (15,383 81%)
Missouri 201,117 11,830 (15,061 79%)
Florida 166,951 10,434 (11,548 90%)
South Carolina 159,627 8,868 (18,000 49%)
LSU 129,910 8,661 (13,215 66%)
Mississippi State 152,363 8,019 (10,575 76%)
Texas A&M 132,900 7,383 (12,989 57%)
Georgia 120,350 7,079 (10,523 67%)
Auburn 110,534 6,502 (9,121 71%)
Ole Miss 86,554 5,770 (9,061 64%)

For Baseball:

LSU 394,900 10,673 (10,150 105%)
Arkansas 292,734 7,704 (10,737 66%)
Ole Miss 223,035 6,759 (8,500 80%)
South Carolina 236,529 6,758 (8,242 82%)
Mississippi State 194,094 6,065 (7,200 84%)
9. Alabama 112,210 4,156 (6,571 63%)
Texas A&M 131,089 3,641 (5,400 67%)
Florida 126,195 3,505 (5,500 63%)
Auburn 101,495 2,671 (4,096 65%)
Georgia 73,734 2,633 (3,291 81%)
Vanderbilt 72,602 2,269 (3,700 61%)
Kentucky 55,785 1,860 (3,000 62%)
Tennessee 52,383 1,690 (3,712 45%)

Mizzou didn't show up in NCAA baseball attendance.

This post was edited on 6/3/13 at 4:26 pm