Yes but in the end ESPN will still collect the ratings/income from broadcasting the game.
ESPN and the SEC😂👈
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Yes but in the end ESPN will still collect the ratings/income from broadcasting the game.
Okay, I don't care. I will watch it if it was televised by Hamas TV
Thankfully most don't think like you, Mr. Call Out Nebraska fans for cheering on another team, the shame of it. Do you not think for a minute that most Michigan fans pull for just about any team that plays Ohio State? Oh, how little brother of them even though they've owned the Bucks for 5 years now.
Please spare us your self righteous attitude, maybe you can go on a nation wide tour telling fans they shouldn't cheer on other teams because the one that is nearest and dearest is the only one they should pull for, and rooting for any other is sacrilege. Talk about embarrassing, you demonstrate that quite elegantly.
Ha. Indeed. But admit it, there is also always a deep satisfaction when Iowa loses. I would love it if Iowa went 0-12 every year. 😂
This is not entertaining. What was entertaining was the 84, 94, 95 Orange or the 03 miami vs osu or 06 rose. Or when Bama went deep over Georgia with their backup. Boise vs OU was a blast. So no, this hasn't been a blast.
So ypu handpick 5 games in the last 40 years as a reason for this years playoff sucking?
This years playoff has been outstanding excitement. Even though OSU / Oregon ended up being a blowout, it was magnificent to watch a team get into a groove and dominate another awesome team. A la Huskers v Gators.
There are far more examples than 5. Truth is college football was way more entertaining 15 to 40 years ago than what we have today.
Well I do agree that football was more exciting 15 to 40 years ago....because husker football was better back then
Notre Dame-Penn State is down from both of last season’s CFP semifinal games that aired on New Year’s Day (Michigan-Alabama at the Rose Bowl drew 27.7 million, while Washington-Texas in the Sugar Bowl drew 18.7 million). Thursday night’s game drew 16.924 million viewers on ESPN, another 733,000 on ESPN2 and 144,000 on ESPNU. The last time an Orange Bowl held a CFP semifinal was New Year’s Eve in 2021, when Georgia-Michigan drew 17.2 million in primetime on the same three networks.
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ND-Penn State on low end of CFP semi viewership
Notre Dame’s late win over Penn State in the Capital One Orange Bowl on Thursday night averaged 17.8 million viewers on ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU.
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ESPN should have marketed it as the Pedo Bowl. Ratings in the UK would of set recordsNotre Dame-Penn State is down from both of last season’s CFP semifinal games that aired on New Year’s Day (Michigan-Alabama at the Rose Bowl drew 27.7 million, while Washington-Texas in the Sugar Bowl drew 18.7 million). Thursday night’s game drew 16.924 million viewers on ESPN, another 733,000 on ESPN2 and 144,000 on ESPNU. The last time an Orange Bowl held a CFP semifinal was New Year’s Eve in 2021, when Georgia-Michigan drew 17.2 million in primetime on the same three networks.
ND-Penn State on low end of CFP semi viewership
Notre Dame’s late win over Penn State in the Capital One Orange Bowl on Thursday night averaged 17.8 million viewers on ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU.
