Nebraska started a game on Fox Business Network for the second time this season, thanks to Texas Tech-Baylor overtimes
Lou Dobbs got cut off for Nebraska-Minnesota.
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Fox Big Noon Kickoff achieves Fox’s goal of promoting their weekly noon game, but likely won’t convert GameDay loyalists
Brock Huard on his move to Fox: “This is going to be the best slate of games that I’ve ever had.”
"It was pretty obvious and pretty evident, even when I talked to my friends and peers at ESPN, that there’s no question about this. Leaving the personal relationships, I think, in anything we do is hard, but professionally there was simply no doubt."
The Pac-12 is exploring 9 a.m. PT kickoffs, which could begin as early as this season
After plenty of complaints about late games, the Pac-12 is now looking at early games.
Brock Huard leaves ESPN to take over from Brady Quinn as a game analyst on Fox’s #2 college football team
Huard most recently worked with Bob Wischusen and Allison Williams on ESPN's fifth-listed team.
Is Urban Meyer likely to return to TV, and if so, where?
Both ESPN and Fox would likely be interested in Meyer if he did want to return to TV.
For the second-straight year, Ohio State-Michigan set a Fox viewership record, just one of many strong CFB ratings notes this week
Fox's viewership for Ohio State-Michigan was a 26 percent bump over last year, and last year set a record as their best-watched regular-season game ever.
Oklahoma-TCU was huge draw regionally, not so much nationally; did playoff rankings impact that?
No. 5 Oklahoma vs. No. 6 TCU drew a 2.1 nationally, well behind Notre Dame - Miami (4.5) and Alabama - Mississippi State (3.8).
Why is Big 12’s best game of the year buried on Fox schedule, in favor of middling Big Ten matchup?
Fox has Oklahoma-Oklahoma State is in the afternoon, while Michigan-Minnesota is in prime time.
Penn State-Ohio State gives Fox its highest college football regular season rating ever
The 6.4 overnight was Fox's best regular-season college football rating ever, and their best non-bowl rating other than the 2013 Big Ten Championship Game.
Les Miles couldn’t stop rooting for Nebraska in his announcing debut
Miles repeatedly used "we" about Nebraska, where his son Ben plays.
