Tourney TV Viewership
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Utter failure lol.
Food at Meier supermarkets in Ohio must be flying off the shelves.
Wonder if Delaney may be thinking he spoke too soon.
Food at Meier supermarkets in Ohio must be flying off the shelves.
Wonder if Delaney may be thinking he spoke too soon.
How about Pizza Ranch? Local audiences like myself were like “WTF is that and would never eat pizza there” while Midwest locales were probably racking it up with all the business they were getting.
GO RU
Of course it’s higher ... no other big tourneys to compete with! Still nice to see!!!
Once again, Rutgers was added to the B1G SOLELY for the NYC TV Market. Nothing else. The result is what you see in the first post. If we had gone to the final, ratings would been even more through the roof.
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Did anyone post this on the Indiana board or the Iowa board? They still think the world is flat... IDIOTS:chairshot:
Remember you would expect ratings to be down for the Final given that the game is usually played right before the selection show..so while ratings were down, it was still the 3rd most watched college hoops game of the year..so ratings down across the board in all of college hoops. Semis scored big ratings as well
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2018/03/big-ten-tournament-college-basketball-ratings/
Taking place a week earlier than normal, the Big Ten Tournament final posted its lowest rating in at least a decade.
Sunday’s Michigan-Purdue Big Ten Tournament final earned a 2.0 rating and 3.18 million viewers on CBS, down 13% in ratings and 11% in viewership from last year (Michigan-Wisconsin: 2.3, 3.6M) and down 9% and 2% respectively from 2016 (MSU-Purdue: 2.2, 3.25M).
The Wolverines’ win ranks as the lowest rated Big Ten final in at least a decade, falling below the previous mark set in 2016. It was the least-watched since at least 2009.
Versus the same weekend last year, ratings increased 100% and viewership 96% from a 1.0 and 1.7 million for Purdue-Northwestern. That was a regular season game.
Despite the lower numbers, the Big Ten title game ranks as the third-most watched college basketball telecast of the season. North Carolina-Duke the previous night (3.4M) and Michigan State-Ohio State in January (3.3M) hold the top two spots.
In other tournament action, Saturday’s Michigan-Michigan State Big Ten semifinal had a 1.7 (+13%) and 2.7 million (+27%). It was the most-watched Big Ten semi since Michigan State-Maryland in 2015 (2.8M).
Purdue-Penn State had a 1.4 (-7%) and 2.2 million (-1%).
HIGHEST COLLEGE BASKETBALL RATINGS, VIEWERSHIP, THIS SEASON
TV+streaming viewership in parentheses
Date Game Net Rtg. Vwrs.
3/3 UNC-Duke ESPN 2.0 (3.37M)
1/6 MSU-Ohio St. CBS 2.1 3.30M
3/4 Michigan-Purdue CBS 2.0 3.18M
1/27 UVA-Duke CBS 2.0 (3.04M)
11/14 Duke-MSU ESPN 1.8 (2.97M)
1/13 NWU-Indiana CBS 1.9 2.88M
3/3 Michigan-MSU CBS 1.7 2.67M
11/14 Kentucky-Kansas ESPN 1.7 (2.66M)
2/15 Duke-UNC ESPN 1.5 (2.43M)
12/23 UCLA-Kentucky CBS 1.4 2.33M
[Wknd. numbers via ShowBuzz Daily 3.6]
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2018/03/big-ten-tournament-college-basketball-ratings/
Taking place a week earlier than normal, the Big Ten Tournament final posted its lowest rating in at least a decade.
The Wolverines’ win ranks as the lowest rated Big Ten final in at least a decade, falling below the previous mark set in 2016. It was the least-watched since at least 2009.
Versus the same weekend last year, ratings increased 100% and viewership 96% from a 1.0 and 1.7 million for Purdue-Northwestern. That was a regular season game.
Despite the lower numbers, the Big Ten title game ranks as the third-most watched college basketball telecast of the season. North Carolina-Duke the previous night (3.4M) and Michigan State-Ohio State in January (3.3M) hold the top two spots.
In other tournament action, Saturday’s Michigan-Michigan State Big Ten semifinal had a 1.7 (+13%) and 2.7 million (+27%). It was the most-watched Big Ten semi since Michigan State-Maryland in 2015 (2.8M).
Purdue-Penn State had a 1.4 (-7%) and 2.2 million (-1%).
HIGHEST COLLEGE BASKETBALL RATINGS, VIEWERSHIP, THIS SEASON
TV+streaming viewership in parentheses
Date Game Net Rtg. Vwrs.
3/3 UNC-Duke ESPN 2.0 (3.37M)
1/6 MSU-Ohio St. CBS 2.1 3.30M
3/4 Michigan-Purdue CBS 2.0 3.18M
1/27 UVA-Duke CBS 2.0 (3.04M)
11/14 Duke-MSU ESPN 1.8 (2.97M)
1/13 NWU-Indiana CBS 1.9 2.88M
3/3 Michigan-MSU CBS 1.7 2.67M
11/14 Kentucky-Kansas ESPN 1.7 (2.66M)
2/15 Duke-UNC ESPN 1.5 (2.43M)
12/23 UCLA-Kentucky CBS 1.4 2.33M
[Wknd. numbers via ShowBuzz Daily 3.6]
Ignorance is FLAT OUT dangerous. It's sad that certain B1G members act this way. It's not like this tournament has been around for 60 or 70 years. It's only 20 years in the making. What Delany did was brilliant, but the idiots out west couldn't see over the corn stalks and see this was great for the league's image. Indianapolis is great because of its location and history with the league. Chicago is too for the same reason, but it does have a little more flare. NYC, on the other hand, is head and shoulders above everyone in every way. The numbers speak for itself.
Remember you would expect ratings to be down for the Final given that the game is usually played right before the selection show..so while ratings were down, it was still the 3rd most watched college hoops game of the year..so ratings down across the board in all of college hoops. Semis scored big ratings as well
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2018/03/big-ten-tournament-college-basketball-ratings/
Taking place a week earlier than normal, the Big Ten Tournament final posted its lowest rating in at least a decade.
Sunday’s Michigan-Purdue Big Ten Tournament final earned a 2.0 rating and 3.18 million viewers on CBS, down 13% in ratings and 11% in viewership from last year (Michigan-Wisconsin: 2.3, 3.6M) and down 9% and 2% respectively from 2016 (MSU-Purdue: 2.2, 3.25M).
The Wolverines’ win ranks as the lowest rated Big Ten final in at least a decade, falling below the previous mark set in 2016. It was the least-watched since at least 2009.
Versus the same weekend last year, ratings increased 100% and viewership 96% from a 1.0 and 1.7 million for Purdue-Northwestern. That was a regular season game.
Despite the lower numbers, the Big Ten title game ranks as the third-most watched college basketball telecast of the season. North Carolina-Duke the previous night (3.4M) and Michigan State-Ohio State in January (3.3M) hold the top two spots.
In other tournament action, Saturday’s Michigan-Michigan State Big Ten semifinal had a 1.7 (+13%) and 2.7 million (+27%). It was the most-watched Big Ten semi since Michigan State-Maryland in 2015 (2.8M).
Purdue-Penn State had a 1.4 (-7%) and 2.2 million (-1%).
HIGHEST COLLEGE BASKETBALL RATINGS, VIEWERSHIP, THIS SEASON
TV+streaming viewership in parentheses
Date Game Net Rtg. Vwrs.
3/3 UNC-Duke ESPN 2.0 (3.37M)
1/6 MSU-Ohio St. CBS 2.1 3.30M
3/4 Michigan-Purdue CBS 2.0 3.18M
1/27 UVA-Duke CBS 2.0 (3.04M)
11/14 Duke-MSU ESPN 1.8 (2.97M)
1/13 NWU-Indiana CBS 1.9 2.88M
3/3 Michigan-MSU CBS 1.7 2.67M
11/14 Kentucky-Kansas ESPN 1.7 (2.66M)
2/15 Duke-UNC ESPN 1.5 (2.43M)
12/23 UCLA-Kentucky CBS 1.4 2.33M
[Wknd. numbers via ShowBuzz Daily 3.6]
Bac,
Do you really think most of the haters (some B1G members & other conferences) are going to look at this and understand the context in which you just explain everything? They are only going to see numbers are down and that's all that matters.
Down 13% - wow.Remember you would expect ratings to be down for the Final given that the game is usually played right before the selection show..so while ratings were down, it was still the 3rd most watched college hoops game of the year..so ratings down across the board in all of college hoops. Semis scored big ratings as well
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2018/03/big-ten-tournament-college-basketball-ratings/
Taking place a week earlier than normal, the Big Ten Tournament final posted its lowest rating in at least a decade.
Sunday’s Michigan-Purdue Big Ten Tournament final earned a 2.0 rating and 3.18 million viewers on CBS, down 13% in ratings and 11% in viewership from last year (Michigan-Wisconsin: 2.3, 3.6M) and down 9% and 2% respectively from 2016 (MSU-Purdue: 2.2, 3.25M).
The Wolverines’ win ranks as the lowest rated Big Ten final in at least a decade, falling below the previous mark set in 2016. It was the least-watched since at least 2009.
Versus the same weekend last year, ratings increased 100% and viewership 96% from a 1.0 and 1.7 million for Purdue-Northwestern. That was a regular season game.
Despite the lower numbers, the Big Ten title game ranks as the third-most watched college basketball telecast of the season. North Carolina-Duke the previous night (3.4M) and Michigan State-Ohio State in January (3.3M) hold the top two spots.
In other tournament action, Saturday’s Michigan-Michigan State Big Ten semifinal had a 1.7 (+13%) and 2.7 million (+27%). It was the most-watched Big Ten semi since Michigan State-Maryland in 2015 (2.8M).
Purdue-Penn State had a 1.4 (-7%) and 2.2 million (-1%).
HIGHEST COLLEGE BASKETBALL RATINGS, VIEWERSHIP, THIS SEASON
TV+streaming viewership in parentheses
Date Game Net Rtg. Vwrs.
3/3 UNC-Duke ESPN 2.0 (3.37M)
1/6 MSU-Ohio St. CBS 2.1 3.30M
3/4 Michigan-Purdue CBS 2.0 3.18M
1/27 UVA-Duke CBS 2.0 (3.04M)
11/14 Duke-MSU ESPN 1.8 (2.97M)
1/13 NWU-Indiana CBS 1.9 2.88M
3/3 Michigan-MSU CBS 1.7 2.67M
11/14 Kentucky-Kansas ESPN 1.7 (2.66M)
2/15 Duke-UNC ESPN 1.5 (2.43M)
12/23 UCLA-Kentucky CBS 1.4 2.33M
[Wknd. numbers via ShowBuzz Daily 3.6]
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