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50% of college football viewership comes from just 18 teams
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Hang the banner!
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81 percent of my viewership looks similar
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Does this mean we are a national brand @MikeSeaver ?
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The viewership conversation always crack me up because they're circular arguments. The teams that networks put in the most watched time slots on the most watched channels are unsurprisingly going to draw the most viewers.
I'm not saying poverty programs like WSU could draw the same numbers if they were given the same prime-time slots, so don't twist. -
All roads lead to Oregon though I’m hearing.
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Sport needs all the teams to be what it is. G league doesn't get millions of viewers but Montana kicking UWs ass does
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Well, playing in the peach, rose, fiesta, sugar bowl and championship game certainly boosted UW’s numbers over that time span.GreenRiverGatorz said:The viewership conversation always crack me up because they're circular arguments. The teams that networks put in the most watched time slots on the most watched channels are unsurprisingly going to draw the most viewers.
I'm not saying poverty programs like WSU could draw the same numbers if they were given the same prime-time slots, so don't twist.
I don’t think uw got a ton of highly watched pac 12 after dark games during that span.
In other words UW was earning those numbers via on field success. -
I’m buying up pea patch stock on the west coast
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Somewhat selective endpoints benefiting us* since we went to the playoff in 2016.
Still, since Petersen took over and we decided to care about football again we're clearly a top 15-20 program with natty upside, even with Lake sucking, Cohen leopard printing and Deboer backstabbing. -
Isn’t that the point? It’s why prime was a FOX darling until he started losing and why I could’ve cancelled the pac-12 network after people started realizing these scrappy underdogs are legit.GreenRiverGatorz said:The viewership conversation always crack me up because they're circular arguments. The teams that networks put in the most watched time slots on the most watched channels are unsurprisingly going to draw the most viewers.
I'm not saying poverty programs like WSU could draw the same numbers if they were given the same prime-time slots, so don't twist.
I for one love this data as it pertains to my well being but would NEVER share with a client because the argument could then be made to “why would I buy a game if it wasn’t one of these primary people?” Simple, less eyeballs costs less money.









