20 games over 1M viewers:
2016 Houston-Memphis 3.093M
2015 Houston-Navy 3.055M
2015 Houston-Temple 2.45M
2013 UCF-Louisville 2.22M
2016 Houston-Cincy 2.159M
2016 Navy-Temple 2.05M
2013 Louisville-Rutgers 1.66M
2013 Louisville-Cincy 1.57M
2013 UCF-SMU 1.44M
2016 Houston-UConn 1.421M
2014 UConn-USF 1.36M
2014 Houston-Cincy 1.31M
2016 USF-Temple 1.30M
2015 Cincy-Memphis 1.242M
2013 UCF-USF 1.22M
2015 Memphis-Tulsa 1.216M
2015 USF-Memphis 1.155M
2013 Houston-USF 1.13M
2014 SMU-Temple 1.08M
2014 East Car-UCF 1.04M
Most games over 1M (4 seasons unless noted)
Houston - 7 (flagship
)
USF - 5
Cincy - 4
Temple - 4
UCF - 4
Memphis - 4
Navy - 2 (in 2 seasons, road games only)
UConn - 2
SMU - 2
East Car - 1 (in 3 seasons)
Tulsa - 1 (in 3 seasons)
Tulane - 0
Louisville - 3 (in 1 season)
Rutgers - 1 (in 1 season)
(07-19-2017 10:51 PM)CougarRed Wrote: [ -> ]20 games over 1M viewers:
2016 Houston-Memphis 3.093M
2015 Houston-Navy 3.055M
2015 Houston-Temple 2.45M
2013 UCF-Louisville 2.22M
2016 Houston-Cincy 2.159M
2016 Navy-Temple 2.05M
2013 Louisville-Rutgers 1.66M
2013 Louisville-Cincy 1.57M
2013 UCF-SMU 1.44M
2016 Houston-UConn 1.421M
2014 UConn-USF 1.36M
2014 Houston-Cincy 1.31M
2016 USF-Temple 1.30M
2015 Cincy-Memphis 1.242M
2013 UCF-USF 1.22M
2015 Memphis-Tulsa 1.216M
2015 USF-Memphis 1.155M
2013 Houston-USF 1.13M
2014 SMU-Temple 1.08M
2014 East Car-UCF 1.04M
Most games over 1M (4 seasons unless noted)
Houston - 7 (flagship )
USF - 5
Cincy - 4
Temple - 4
UCF - 4
Memphis - 4
Navy - 2 (in 2 seasons, road games only)
UConn - 2
SMU - 2
East Car - 1 (in 3 seasons)
Tulsa - 1 (in 3 seasons)
Tulane - 0
Louisville - 3 (in 1 season)
Rutgers - 1 (in 1 season)
N. Dame v. Temple Halloween Night 2015 College Game Day drew a national 3.9 over night rating.
http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2015/11...d-locally/
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2015/11/...ld-series/
EDIT: OK my error, I forgot that Louisville and Rutty were in our league year 1. You are listing intra - league games only.
(07-20-2017 12:14 AM)fishpro1098 Wrote: [ -> ] (07-19-2017 10:51 PM)CougarRed Wrote: [ -> ]20 games over 1M viewers:
2016 Houston-Memphis 3.093M
2015 Houston-Navy 3.055M
2015 Houston-Temple 2.45M
2013 UCF-Louisville 2.22M
2016 Houston-Cincy 2.159M
2016 Navy-Temple 2.05M
2013 Louisville-Rutgers 1.66M
2013 Louisville-Cincy 1.57M
2013 UCF-SMU 1.44M
2016 Houston-UConn 1.421M
2014 UConn-USF 1.36M
2014 Houston-Cincy 1.31M
2016 USF-Temple 1.30M
2015 Cincy-Memphis 1.242M
2013 UCF-USF 1.22M
2015 Memphis-Tulsa 1.216M
2015 USF-Memphis 1.155M
2013 Houston-USF 1.13M
2014 SMU-Temple 1.08M
2014 East Car-UCF 1.04M
Most games over 1M (4 seasons unless noted)
Houston - 7 (flagship )
USF - 5
Cincy - 4
Temple - 4
UCF - 4
Memphis - 4
Navy - 2 (in 2 seasons, road games only)
UConn - 2
SMU - 2
East Car - 1 (in 3 seasons)
Tulsa - 1 (in 3 seasons)
Tulane - 0
Louisville - 3 (in 1 season)
Rutgers - 1 (in 1 season)
N. Dame v. Temple Halloween Night 2015 College Game Day drew a national 3.9 over night rating.
http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2015/11...d-locally/
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2015/11/...ld-series/
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The list only includes conference games (AAC vs AAC).
Interesting numbers. I figured Navy would have been a bigger draw than they are. And USF less of a draw.
(07-20-2017 01:37 AM)AndShock Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting numbers. I figured Navy would have been a bigger draw than they are. And USF less of a draw.
Navy has only been playing football in our league for 2 years.
And their home games are on CBSSN which is not tracked by Nielsen. Their home games don't come into the league inventory until 2018.
In other words, they've only had 9 chances to be rated (compare 32 for USF, Memphis, UCF, Cincy, 33 for Houston & 34 for Temple), and two of those Navy games are Top 6 in our four year history.
Navy's percentage of 1M viewer games 2/9 (22.2%) is actually a hair better than Houston's 7/33 (21.2%), and way ahead of third best (5/32 = 15.6%)
(07-20-2017 06:34 AM)CougarRed Wrote: [ -> ] (07-20-2017 01:37 AM)AndShock Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting numbers. I figured Navy would have been a bigger draw than they are. And USF less of a draw.
Navy has only been playing football in our league for 2 years.
And their home games are on CBSSN which is not tracked by Nielsen. Their home games don't come into the league inventory until 2018.
In other words, they've only had 9 chances to be rated (compare 32 for USF, Memphis, UCF, Cincy, 33 for Houston & 34 for Temple), and two of those Navy games are Top 6 in our four year history.
Navy's percentage of 1M viewer games 2/9 (22.2%) is actually a hair better than Houston's 7/33 (21.2%), and way ahead of third best (5/32 = 15.6%)
So what you're really telling me is.... Navy = Flagship
this has everything to do with who is good and who isn't. You'll note the teams at/near the top of the ratings have all been really good the last few years. Nothing more nothing less. If a different batch of American teams all the sudden become good they'll be at/near the top of the ratings at that time.
(07-20-2017 06:53 AM)Bearcats#1 Wrote: [ -> ]this has everything to do with who is good and who isn't. You'll note the teams at/near the top of the ratings have all been really good the last few years. Nothing more nothing less. If a different batch of American teams all the sudden become good they'll be at/near the top of the ratings at that time.
It has to have something to do with market size as well. I don't think they are working off actuals yet, and still have to extrapolate based on survey results. We were 6-1 when we played Temple in 2014, and had racked up 3 losses by the time UCF came around. Seems like Temple would have had the higher ratings.
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I could have sworn we had more than that. What was the Houston Tulsa game rated last year?