‘College GameDay’ celebrates most-watched regular season ever
After adding Nick Saban this year, ESPN's College GameDay is celebrating the best season in the thirty-year-plus history of the show.
After adding Nick Saban this year, ESPN's College GameDay is celebrating the best season in the thirty-year-plus history of the show.
Week 1 saw College GameDay's most-watched regular-season episode since November 2016.
The numbers for both College GameDay and Georgia Tech-Florida State were strong.
The U.S.-Serbia men's basketball clash beat the U.S. team's gold-medal game in Tokyo, as well as an NBA Finals game this year.
The WNBA ratings rise is about more than just Clark.
11.04 million viewers (including 43,000 on ESPN Deportes and 10.99 million on ABC) watched Boston's 18-point win.
Iowa-LSU set incredible viewership numbers for ESPN.
Led by Oakland's upset of Kentucky, March Madness' first full day drew strong numbers.
The First Four set the 2024 NCAA Tournament off to a hot start.
This was the most-watched Christmas Day broadcast of any kind ever on Fox.
This was the second-most-watched Monday Night Football game since 1996.
This was the highest-rated Christmas Day broadcast ever on CBS.
This season has seen year-over-year double-digit growth in TNF ratings for 13 of 14 games.
ESPN saw 52 percent year-over-year growth for their NCAA Women's Volleyball Championship semifinals broadcasts.
Smackdown viewership and ratings were level this week, showing that the women will do just fine keeping interest without Roman Reigns around.
NBC boasted viewership and ratings gains across the board for its coverage of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season.
World Series ratings have reached historic lows. Should sports fans care about the predicament or just enjoy the show?
This match drew 612,000 viewers, more than the Northwestern-Nebraska football lead-in (560,000).
The Pat McAfee Show's linear debut on ESPN Thursday averaged 228,000 viewers, lower than what SportsCenter averaged in that slot last year.
By Wednesday, Undisputed was all the way down to 78,000 viewers.
"The changes Nielsen wants to force into NFL currency next week are greatly favoring a single NFL publisher (Amazon) with single-digit share of live sports programming, through an opaque process that essentially builds a walled garden with favorable fundamentals for Amazon in the NFL, in one of the most competitive, highly valued properties in US marketing."