TV Viewership West Schools last week

[rebswin2]

From @SuperSportsWest X account

9.2M—USC-LSU, ABC
4.8M—NDSU-Colorado, ESPN
2.6M—Fresno St-Michigan, NBC
1.84M—CSU-Texas, ESPN
1.13M—UCLA-Hawai'l, CBS
953K—New Mexico-Arizona, ESPN
425K—Idaho-Oregon, BTN
381K—Idaho St-Ore St, The CW
306K—Weber St-Washington, BTN
253K—Wyoming-ASU, FS1
223K—Portland St-WSU, The CW
172K—UNLV-Houston, FS1

 

[Rebel1986]

From @SuperSportsWest X account

9.2M—USC-LSU, ABC
4.8M—NDSU-Colorado, ESPN
2.6M—Fresno St-Michigan, NBC
1.84M—CSU-Texas, ESPN
1.13M—UCLA-Hawai'l, CBS
953K—New Mexico-Arizona, ESPN
425K—Idaho-Oregon, BTN
381K—Idaho St-Ore St, The CW
306K—Weber St-Washington, BTN
253K—Wyoming-ASU, FS1
223K—Portland St-WSU, The CW
172K—UNLV-Houston, FS1

It will take a few years for UNLV to get any type of national following after decades of being at the bottom of college football. The first step was last year, the next step is to have another good year and to increase home attendance. How many people want to watch a game in a half empty stadium? More fans means more excitement.

 

[lvrebalum2012]

From @SuperSportsWest X account

9.2M—USC-LSU, ABC
4.8M—NDSU-Colorado, ESPN
2.6M—Fresno St-Michigan, NBC
1.84M—CSU-Texas, ESPN
1.13M—UCLA-Hawai'l, CBS
953K—New Mexico-Arizona, ESPN
425K—Idaho-Oregon, BTN
381K—Idaho St-Ore St, The CW
306K—Weber St-Washington, BTN
253K—Wyoming-ASU, FS1
223K—Portland St-WSU, The CW
172K—UNLV-Houston, FS1

ND vs Texas A&M? That’s who we were up against. I’m assuming they were somewhere in the top 3.

 

[dcut03]

Imagine what the LSU USC game would have pulled if Direct TV didn't drop it's Disney the day of the game?

 

[dcut03]

ND vs Texas A&M? That’s who we were up against. I’m assuming they were somewhere in the top 3.

It definitely pulled away thousands if not more Houston area fans away from watching and probably going to the game

 

[RebelScrub]

It will take a few years for UNLV to get any type of national following after decades of being at the bottom of college football. The first step was last year, the next step is to have another good year and to increase home attendance. How many people want to watch a game in a half empty stadium? More fans means more excitement.

A few years? How about “never”??

 

[ckfitz]

A few years? How about “never”??

Disagree with you Scrub. It's not impossible. It all depends on having a winning program. It will take several years if the team continues to win. The basketball team was a national brand when it was winning as a good case in point.

 

[InZoneU]

ND vs Texas A&M? That’s who we were up against. I’m assuming they were somewhere in the top 3.

Also the USC and Colorado games were stand alone games on a day not named Saturday.

It's why I have no problems with UNLV scheduling games outside of Sat.

 

[1Tripoda]

Disagree with you Scrub. It's not impossible. It all depends on having a winning program. It will take several years if the team continues to win. The basketball team was a national brand when it was winning as a good case in point.

Winning is what I called the Kruger's era. Tark's era weren't just winning. Some of the Tark's team were downright intimidating. The opponents already given up before games even started.

 

[ckfitz]

Winning is what I called the Kruger's era. Tark's era weren't just winning. Some of the Tark's team were downright intimidating. The opponents already given up before games even started.

Yep, those were great days!

 

[LVRebel2000]

From @SuperSportsWest X account

9.2M—USC-LSU, ABC
4.8M—NDSU-Colorado, ESPN
2.6M—Fresno St-Michigan, NBC
1.84M—CSU-Texas, ESPN
1.13M—UCLA-Hawai'l, CBS
953K—New Mexico-Arizona, ESPN
425K—Idaho-Oregon, BTN
381K—Idaho St-Ore St, The CW
306K—Weber St-Washington, BTN
253K—Wyoming-ASU, FS1
223K—Portland St-WSU, The CW
172K—UNLV-Houston, FS1

Based on these numbers, UNLV should work to schedule teams that get a lot of views that aren't the top teams. I'm looking at Colorado, UCLA, Arizona, etc. I'm sure there are plenty more teams like this in the central and eastern zones as well.

 

[Boston Rebel 2]

Based on these numbers, UNLV should work to schedule teams that get a lot of views that aren't the top teams. I'm looking at Colorado, UCLA, Arizona, etc. I'm sure there are plenty more teams like this in the central and eastern zones as well.

Yeah those stats are misleading. If we had played Michigan we would have received 2.6 million views. It's not like people tuned in to watch Fresno. In fact almost 400K more people watched us play Michigan last year than they watched Fresneck this year.

TV Ratings for Every Michigan Game This Season | mgoblog

Here are the ratings and ranking for each Michigan game this season. NOTE: The opener vs. East Carolina was on Peacock, so there were no ratings registered for that one. UNLV vs. Michigan - 2.97 million viewers (No. 5 CFB game that week) Bowling Green vs. Michigan - 1.32 million viewers (No. 11)...

mgoblog.com

 

[Rebel1986]

A few years? How about “never”??

UNLV is looking at a bigger crowd tomorrow against a low level team than since being at Allegiant with the exception of the Iowa State game and the MWC championship game. That says people are starting to notice, and when they keep winning, that attention will just keep growing!

 

[1Tripoda]

UNLV is looking at a bigger crowd tomorrow against a low level team than since being at Allegiant with the exception of the Iowa State game and the MWC championship game. That says people are starting to notice, and when they keep winning, that attention will just keep growing!

Really, that is how it works?