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re: Can anyone explain CBS' Logic of 230 kicks for game of the week??
Posted on 12/21/19 at 11:47 am to Ignignot
Posted on 12/21/19 at 11:47 am to Ignignot
Saturday night has traditionally been a grave yard, worst ratings of the week. Outside of LSU and a couple of other schools, most college games were played during the day. The move to prime time network games is a relatively recent development. You will not the most watched game this year was at 230.
If you step out of the LSU bubble, all but a couple of schools always played during the day. Michigan didn't even ave lights until not that long ago.
If you step out of the LSU bubble, all but a couple of schools always played during the day. Michigan didn't even ave lights until not that long ago.
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Posted on 12/22/19 at 8:56 am to H-Town Tiger
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Saturday night has traditionally been a grave yard, worst ratings of the week. Outside of LSU and a couple of other schools, most college games were played during the day.
Probably for the same reason there's never anything to watch on Friday nights as well. Most viewers have 2 off nights a week with no work the next day, and that's when people tend to go out, whether it's to dinner, visit friends/family, shopping, drinking, fornicating, etc. The bottom line is that the number of TV sets turned on during the primetime slots on Friday and Saturday is much lower than the other 5 nights.
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