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re: Why Bama gets a pass, but not Florida?

Posted on 11/20/12 at 7:19 pm to
Posted by Tiger n Miami AU83
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Posted on 11/20/12 at 7:19 pm to
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ESPN’s telecast of the Allstate Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship – Alabama’s 21-0 shutout of LSU -- posted a 16.2 fast national household coverage rating, according to Nielsen, representing an average of 16,072,000 households, the second highest of any program in the history in cable television (records go back to 1987). The average of 24,214,000 viewers (P2+) was also second best in cable. It also is ESPN’s second-highest rating of all time.




That is cute gump. However, as I said...

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The game was part of the 2011–2012 Bowl Championship Series and was the concluding game of the season for both teams.[3] Alabama beat LSU 21–0 to win their 14th national championship, marking the first shutout in a national championship game since the 1992 Orange Bowl and the first ever shutout in a BCS bowl game.[4][5][6] The game had the third-lowest TV rating, 14.01, in the 14-year history of the BCS National Championship game.[7][8]


Turns out it was the 3rd worst ever. Try and keep up lil fella. Works better when you refute what I actually say rather than posting irrelevant bullhell.
Posted by Crimson Legend
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Posted on 11/20/12 at 7:21 pm to
I had no idea there was a fourth presidential debate.
Posted by bamanmemphis
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Posted on 11/20/12 at 7:27 pm to
The source of your article below

"BCS National Championship 2012: Terrible Ratings Show BCS Got It Wrong". Bleacherreport. January 9, 2012. Retrieved January 12, 2012.
Posted by Bellabama
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Posted on 11/20/12 at 7:33 pm to
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Turns out it was the 3rd worst ever. Try and keep up lil fella. Works better when you refute what I actually say rather than posting irrelevant bullhell.



This is a better article. Viewership average for all BCS bowls was down. They didn't just single out Alabama-LSU. It was also the first year that it was only on Cable. Chick Fil A Bowl was down 17% from the year before. Turns out a shitty Auburn team in a shitty bowl was worse than the year before too.

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ESPN's broadcasts of the five BCS bowls dropped 6 percent to an average 8.9 rating -- meaning 8.9 percent of U.S. television households were watching. Alabama-LSU produced a 14.0 rating by Nielsen, the third-lowest rated BCS Championship Game ever, and the Orange Bowl became the least-watched BCS game in the BCS era. ESPN said the BCS Championship Game was the second-most watched program in cable history and was seen in 16.2 percent of all households with ESPN. Nielsen ratings count all homes with a TV. When the BCS moved to ESPN last year, the switch cut off about 15 million homes that don't get cable or satellite.


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Still, many of ESPN's bowls took ratings hits. Twenty-one of 34 bowls counted by Nielsen attracted fewer viewers than a year ago, including 11 that plummeted by 20 percent or more. Nielsen does not have data for the TicketCity Bowl because it airs on ESPNU. Auburn's rout of Virginia at the Chick-fil-A Bowl drew a 3.6 rating, down 17 percent from South Carolina-Florida State a year ago. It was the lowest-rated Chick-fil-A Bowl since LSU-Georgia Tech in 2008 had a 3.4.


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Six of the seven most-watched bowl games this season saw their viewership drop. Among those, only the Fiesta Bowl with Stanford-Oklahoma State experienced an uptick, enjoying a 56-percent increase, marking the largest gain of any bowl from a year ago. Another big winner was the Alamo Bowl, which jumped from 15th-most watched bowl to eighth. Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III and the highest-scoring bowl game ever helped the Alamo enjoy a 55-percent increase in viewers.

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The average margin of victory was 11.2 points, down considerably from 15.3 points last year, which was the most uncompetitive bowl season since 1997.


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As usual, the SEC produced the highest average bowl rating this season, followed in order by the Pac-12, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC and Big East.





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