Really appreciate your attention and dedication to all of this - it is interesting to see these numbers including some surprises both positive and negative.
ESPN did not pay for it so nobody will ever know. I kind of assume that they pay for data on some markets in SEC states, but results from that sort of thing would not be widely available.
By “the game”, I assume you mean UConn at Tennessee ?
Yes, I figured that we were already discussing those numbers being missing.
Why would it die?
yeah I was wondering the same thing
Because you wouldn't have anything to "crow" about.
UConn has consistently had super high TV ratings and typically is the (or one of the) viewership leaders. Not sure if you noticed. I, for one, enjoy seeing what games have people tuning in. It's interesting. There's a lot of layers to high viewership (lead-ins/lead-outs, the channels and times they are on, etc).
. It is never a disappointment.
Well, I guess we don't get a chance to test your theory.
What are you talking about?
Don’t feed the trolls.
You guys don’t get the Northern Corridor sportswriters in South Carolina. The Boston-NY/NJ-Philly crowd can be pretty outspoken
