Chalmers0 wrote:Ratings for the NYE Marathon.
Xavier/St. Johns - 0.1
Providence/Seton Hall - 0.0
Georgetown/DePaul - 0.0
Villnova/Butler - 0.1
Creighton/Marquette - 0.1
The only other 2 games during the week (Dec 30th - Jan 5th) to muster up a .1 were USC/UCLA and Oregon/Colorado.
The highest viewed programming for the week was Monster Energy Supercross with a .2
Not exactly ideal.
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tsmithohio1234 wrote: Fox is continuing to cross promote the Big East on Fox News, Fox Business and Fox and Friends The networks political viewpoint is in sever conflict with the Catholic experience. I doubt that the Nuns on the bus are pleased.
pki1998 wrote: ...experience that I know of is EWTN...
lukecu wrote:Did anyone else watch the Creighton-Xavier game and think the CBS Sports broadcast was much better than Fox Sports 1? I certainly did.
billyjack wrote:A general observation:
ESPN-U has been showing low budget commercials, like "MyCleanPC", "Get Perfect Bacon", "Wax Vac" ear wax remover, and the "Olde Brooklyn Lantern".
Both Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2 have been showing higher budget commercials, even during snowboarding events, like Ford, Cooper Mini, KFC, and similar.
Not sure what it means, but would think the FS1 and FS2 commercials are signs of healthy stations.
Chalmers0 wrote:billyjack wrote:A general observation:
ESPN-U has been showing low budget commercials, like "MyCleanPC", "Get Perfect Bacon", "Wax Vac" ear wax remover, and the "Olde Brooklyn Lantern".
Both Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2 have been showing higher budget commercials, even during snowboarding events, like Ford, Cooper Mini, KFC, and similar.
Not sure what it means, but would think the FS1 and FS2 commercials are signs of healthy stations.
I would assume that Fox is just basically giving away those spots (obviously that's a stretch) while FS1 and FS2 continue to grow, but that's just me guessing.
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