I think that’s roughly correct….I agree, my guess is we could maybe hold our own for the pac where we don’t hurt them and due to the time zone maybe can help, there us so much dead weight in the pac it’s a lot easier, but I have no idea how you spin it to the big ten
Report: OU & Texas reach out to join SEC
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I think that’s roughly correct….I agree, my guess is we could maybe hold our own for the pac where we don’t hurt them and due to the time zone maybe can help, there us so much dead weight in the pac it’s a lot easier, but I have no idea how you spin it to the big ten
And transparent! Where transparent evidently now means "millions of people and dozens of universities are affected but we didn't say a damn thing. In fact it was leaked before we wanted it out there"
Had WWE Network since maybe 2014 and when they switched to Peacock we let it go.
The networks have to realize that they have always offered free programming and it will take a very specific event or show to get eyes.
We bought ESPN+ for the Clones and it was basically a swap for Cyclones.tv. I wouldn't take money to stream Notre Dame on Peacock.
I would have no problem giving Tx the Philadelphia Eagle fan treatment and pelting them with snowballs when they come out.
"To our mind, we were transparent. We reached out, as soon as we made a decision."
- UT
I let my wife know as soon as my girlfriend and I decided to get married,
I would aim every one of them at Sarks head. He hasn’t called a play yet but I just know I will deeply loathe him.
Also UT, "These aren't the droids you're looking for.""To our mind, we were transparent. We reached out, as soon as we made a decision."
- UT
Send this to Pollard, so he can dangle it in front of the B1G committee
Where would a person find tv ratings for games? I'd happily do some real statistics on it if I could find the data. My google-fu is failing me at the moment. But I can run some hypothesis tests against things like network, kickoff time, conference affiliation, FBS/FBS vs FBS/FCS, P5/P5 vs P5/G6, etc. I could even try running some regressions to determine which combinations produce the highest/lowest expected viewership. But first I need the data.
To me, this does not sound like fun
. More power to you though, hope someone can provide you with the info.
This reads like it was written by a UT alum and the comments are all whiny excuses.
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What Oklahoma and Texas should expect during final days in Big 12
Relationships will deteriorate and insults will grow with every day Oklahoma and Texas remain in the Big 12. Take it from a president who led a university out of the conference a decade ago.
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Technically, a senator is a federal employee. And 'involved' does mean the recipient of a request. But, I'm just being petty.
Different time. Different thinking. Here's a thought which might get some whiplash. Movies are made all over the world. Do you think they have higher viewership in the area where they were made? Certainly, not a bankable amount. That's for sure. It's about the 'product' and the 'marketing' of that product. Targeted marketing is now. Blanket marketing is gone. That's the future. That's where the money is. The 'product'.
They knew how much time was left on the GOR , terms of the media contract, and conference bylaws they helped write when they chose to accept the invite from the SEC.This reads like it was written by a UT alum and the comments are all whiny excuses.
What Oklahoma and Texas should expect during final days in Big 12
Relationships will deteriorate and insults will grow with every day Oklahoma and Texas remain in the Big 12. Take it from a president who led a university out of the conference a decade ago.
They chose to do this to their athletes, staff, and fans.
**** TEXA$! **** THE DIRT BURGLARS! And especially **** E$PN!
Looks like game by game ratings can be found here:
College Football TV Ratings
College football TV ratings for the 2024 regular season, bowls, College Football Playoff and National Championship.
Can that writer screw up any more facts. The guy is awful.This reads like it was written by a UT alum and the comments are all whiny excuses.
What Oklahoma and Texas should expect during final days in Big 12
Relationships will deteriorate and insults will grow with every day Oklahoma and Texas remain in the Big 12. Take it from a president who led a university out of the conference a decade ago.
Don't know where you can get the data, but Blum's analysis doesn't consider numerous confounders: quality of opponent, kickoff time, our record, etc. The first is obvious -- we get on major networks when we have a high-profile opponent, hence higher ratings. Also, why is ESPN a "major network" and ESPN2 not? I've never heard of an instance where you have one of these and not the other.
I think every locale that has access to ESPN would have access to ESPN2 but consider the number of casual locations that will put a TV (or 2) on ESPN to cover the "sports crowd". They probably don't even know they have ESPN2. Then those casual viewers at those locales are only exposed to mothership ESPN. I'm not talking sports bars here but hotel lobbies, regular bars, airports, etc.
Yep, exactly. I have access to tools that can cut through all those relationships that I use for work.
ETA: And I'm taking a staycation this week, so I have time to play around with it.
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"Also briefly wanted to touch on KU Athletics," (Ku Chancellor) Girod began. "As you probably saw, hard to miss quite honestly, the fact that the University of Texas, the University of Oklahoma have announced their intention to leave the Big 12 and go to the SEC, Southeastern Conference. That would occur really in about four years, which is when kind of all contracts and everything will be coming to a close."
Continued Girod: "We sort of anticipated there would be a shuffling of the deck about that point in time because that's when all the media contracts will shift. And so [I'm] working closely with our colleagues at the Big 12. We're going to be very thoughtful about how we move through this process." 247
Continued Girod: "We sort of anticipated there would be a shuffling of the deck about that point in time because that's when all the media contracts will shift. And so [I'm] working closely with our colleagues at the Big 12. We're going to be very thoughtful about how we move through this process." 247
