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We’re already hurting ourselves financially and have been for some time. At least being in major conference pays out more $$$ in TV deals.Not if the Mercedes bankrupts
We’re already hurting ourselves financially and have been for some time. At least being in major conference pays out more $$$ in TV deals.Not if the Mercedes bankrupts
I don't belieive many are ignoring the aspects. I believe the point is many think you are wrong with your assumptions and/or projections.There are aspects of this that everyone is ignoring.
TV.Me? All of them. What’s the largest attendance for a home basketball game? You must include MSG. What the largest attendance for a home football game? 42,704 is the answer. Thats why this is important.
Hard to say. It could be the double over time victory over Notre Dame or perhaps the bowl victory over South Carolina.What's the largest TV viewing audience ever for a UConn football team.
Why is it that every other school is trying to get into a power conference, or get into a better P- conference ? Football $$ drives the bus. BB is a distant 2nd to FB. Is it a goal to beat up on small private catholic schools ? Duke + N.Carolina want out of ACC for a better FB conference. IF you don't play in a P-Conf. you will be left behind. B1G thinks new FB/TV contracts will net 70m per team per year. Last I saw catholic schools + catholic church have major financial problems.
And yet that game (attendance/failure to sell allotment) is the most frequently cited (by fans) reason why UConn can't get a P-4 inviteHard to say. It could be the double over time victory over Notre Dame or perhaps the bowl victory over South Carolina.
I'm going to guess though it was the game against Oklahoma in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on New Years' Day generated a 6.7 rating on ESPN, the highest rating of all programs (broadcast or cable) during that night. The game had the fourth-highest overnight rating for a college football game in the history of ESPN. Assuming that 120,000,000 people are watching TV on any given night that would equate to a bit over 8 million people watching that game.
A Clemson fan on a wbb board? Sorry, I can't translate it either.What are you talking about?
Taking one game out of the last 15 years is actually not statistically significant. Also that came was against Michigan where the stadium was filled with Michigan fans.Me? All of them. What’s the largest attendance for a home basketball game? You must include MSG. What the largest attendance for a home football game? 42,704 is the answer. Thats why this is important.
Surprised ratings were that high considering UConn could not sell their alloted tickets.Hard to say. It could be the double over time victory over Notre Dame or perhaps the bowl victory over South Carolina.
I'm going to guess though it was the game against Oklahoma in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on New Years' Day generated a 6.7 rating on ESPN, the highest rating of all programs (broadcast or cable) during that night. The game had the fourth-highest overnight rating for a college football game in the history of ESPN. Assuming that 120,000,000 people are watching TV on any given night that would equate to a bit over 8 million people watching that game.
Well, if fans cite it...And yet that game (attendance/failure to sell allotment) is the most frequently cited (by fans) reason why UConn can't get a P-4 invite