ABC

Memphis (1)
East Carolina (1)

ESPN

UCF (2)
Memphis (2)
Cincinnati (2)
Tulsa (1)
East Carolina (1)
SMU (1)
Temple (1)

ESPN2

East Carolina (2)
SMU (2)
USF (1)
Memphis (1)
Houston (1)
Temple (1)

ESPNU

UConn (3)
East Carolina (2)
Tulane (1)
UCF (1)
Houston (1)
Tulsa (1)
USF (1)

ESPNNEWS

Temple (2)
Tulane (2)
Cincinnati (1)
East Carolina (1)
UCF (1)
SMU (1)

CBSSN

UCF (2)
Tulane (1)
Tulsa (2)
UConn (2)
USF (2)
Temple (1)
Cincinnati (1)
Houston (1)


Total*:

East

East Carolina - 6
UCF - 6
UConn - 5
Temple - 5
Cincy - 4
USF - 4

West

Memphis - 4
SMU - 4
Tulsa - 4
Tulane - 4
Houston - 3 (2 internet exclusives on ESPN3)

*Only includes AAC controlled games
*Navy still under own contract
*Excludes ESPN3 exclusives
*Does not include games yet to be assigned

Source: http://mattsarzsports.com/Contract/GameL...hQuYvlVhHx

This isn't accurate.

(10-06-2015 03:57 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This isn't accurate.

How is it not? By the report above, UConn has appeared or is scheduled to appear three times on ESPNU and twice on CBSSN.

I know that my friends have been able to see all UC games from their California home. While I think they saw the first game against Alabama A&M while viewing on Fox Sports Ohio, I'm pretty sure that game was also available on ESPN3, which is now carried by a number of providers.

(10-06-2015 04:03 PM)BearcatsUC Wrote:  I know that my friends have been able to see all UC games from their California home. While I think they saw the first game against Alabama A&M while viewing on Fox Sports Ohio, I'm pretty sure that game was also available on ESPN3.

As noted, these are NATIONAL broadcasts only, not regional. Hence the reason UConn's SNY broadcast is not listed either.

(10-06-2015 03:57 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This isn't accurate.

It's only AAC controled games so UConn's games against Mizzou and BYU also would not be included.

Legit comparisons (national or otherwise) would be AAC year over year.

Memphis has beaten every ESPN Thursday and ESPN2 Friday A
AC rating thus far.

(10-06-2015 04:50 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Legit comparisons (national or otherwise) would be AAC year over year.

Memphis has beaten every ESPN Thursday and ESPN2 Friday A
AC rating thus far.

Given the 4 channels Memphis is on this year, I could see a 1.5M average viewership per game for those 4 games for Memphis. A big increase over last year. Of course, a major improvement in the channels we are on will do that.

Add one. USF's game against FSU was televised on ESPN.

(10-06-2015 04:40 PM)HartfordHusky Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 03:57 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This isn't accurate.

It's only AAC controled games so UConn's games against Mizzou and BYU also would not be included.

Ah ok. Missed that part. Thanks for clarifying.

(10-06-2015 05:53 PM)bullsbucsfan426 Wrote:  Add one. USF's game against FSU was televised on ESPN.

You mean the USF@FSU, which falls under the ACC contract and not the American contract..........

The list is correct.

I think the most surprising thing is the lack of Houston coverage

(10-07-2015 02:32 PM)NBPirate Wrote:  I think the most surprising thing is the lack of Houston coverage

I don't find it that surprising so far. Our first 3 conference games are against the small private schools. We played 2 bad OOC games and then played @ Louisville who is in the ACC package and there were better games in that conference that day.

(10-06-2015 05:59 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 04:40 PM)HartfordHusky Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 03:57 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This isn't accurate.

It's only AAC controled games so UConn's games against Mizzou and BYU also would not be included.

Ah ok. Missed that part. Thanks for clarifying.

I now understand why some are included and some aren't however I suppose that I'm not smart enough to understand the value of the information then.

(10-07-2015 03:24 PM)oldtiger Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 05:59 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 04:40 PM)HartfordHusky Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 03:57 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This isn't accurate.

It's only AAC controled games so UConn's games against Mizzou and BYU also would not be included.

Ah ok. Missed that part. Thanks for clarifying.

I now understand why some are included and some aren't however I suppose that I'm not smart enough to understand the value of the information then.

It shows 1) who the conference and TV partners seem to value within the league 2) it shows where and how our ESPN deal is distributed and with what teams

(10-07-2015 03:24 PM)oldtiger Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 05:59 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 04:40 PM)HartfordHusky Wrote:  

(10-06-2015 03:57 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This isn't accurate.

It's only AAC controled games so UConn's games against Mizzou and BYU also would not be included.

Ah ok. Missed that part. Thanks for clarifying.

I now understand why some are included and some aren't however I suppose that I'm not smart enough to understand the value of the information then.

Essentially nothing. This includes games scheduled up until Saturday October 17 and a few Thursday or Friday games after that. Virtually every game worth a damn up until that point is nationally televised.

Nationally televised AAC controlled games on or before October 17 (or Thursday/Friday games)
ECU vs Virginia Tech
ECU @ SMU
Tulsa @ ECU
Temple @ ECU
ECU @ UConn
ECU @ UCF
UConn @ UCF
USF @ UCF
FIU @ UCF
UCF @ Tulane
UCF @ Temple
Army @ UConn
Navy @ UConn
USF @ UConn
Penn State @ Temple
Temple @ SMU
Temple @ Cincinnati
Tulane @ Temple
Cincinnati @ Memphis
Memphis @ USF
Ole Miss @ Memphis
Memphis @ Tulsa
Miami @ Cincinnati
Cincinnati @ USF
Houston @ Tulsa
SMU @ Houston
Houston @ Tulane
FAU @ Tulsa
Syracuse @ USF
Baylor @ SMU
Duke @ Tulane


AAC controlled games on or before October 17 that aren't nationally televised
Villanova @ UConn
Towson @ ECU
Florida A&M @ USF
Missouri State @ Memphis
Alabama A&M @ Cincinnati
Tennessee Tech @ Houston
North Texas @ SMU
Furman @ UCF
Maine @ Tulane
JMU @ SMU
Texas State @ Houston
Louisiana-Monroe @ Tulsa

(10-08-2015 08:05 AM)NJ1 Wrote:  Interesting to see the east get more love than the west when the west is clearly the more competitive division, with more teams in the national access bowl race.

It's even more interesting to see the smallest market school have the most appearances and the largest market school have the least.

(10-08-2015 08:05 AM)NJ1 Wrote:  Interesting to see the east get more love than the west when the west is clearly the more competitive division, with more teams in the national access bowl race.

Keep in mind, most of the ESPN/2/U games were set b/f the season started (T/F games) when the east was projected to be better. As conference plays gets under way, that could change...thinking those AAC contract Navy games will get good platforms.

(10-08-2015 08:29 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  

(10-08-2015 08:05 AM)NJ1 Wrote:  Interesting to see the east get more love than the west when the west is clearly the more competitive division, with more teams in the national access bowl race.

Keep in mind, most of the ESPN/2/U games were set b/f the season started (T/F games) when the east was projected to be better. As conference plays gets under way, that could change...thinking those AAC contract Navy games will get good platforms.

There are no AAC contract Navy games other than when Navy is playing somewhere else in the conference.

Still under their own CBS contract.

That's exactly what I meant...AAC contract controlled. Those @Memphis and @Houston games should get good placement.