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RE: AAC ratings "Tulsa has 3 of top 8 games ~ Tulsa Guy"
Inside the numbers for a regular season vs regular season comparison, since Tulsa didn't play in the Championship game and BYU doesn't have one.

MW viewership: 9 games, 3.277m total, average 364k, top game 814k
BYU viewership: 4 games, 2.144m total, average 536k, top game 647k

Tulsa viewership: 3 games, 2.407m total, average 802k, top game 1.17m

33% of MW games 65% of their total viewers, twice their average viewers, and 30% more top game to top game in comparison. In fact we had more people whatch us play USF than they had watch their championship game.

75% of BYU games, higher total viewers, higher average, and nearly double their top game to top game comparison.
(This post was last modified: 04-04-2019 02:42 PM by Foreverandever.)
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