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Jebadeb
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re: Coaches poll is out. Now with even more AP poll
Posted by Jebadeb on 10/4/26 at 12:44 pm to Eldodroptop
Funny LSU ahead of Ole Miss
I would be tempted to go
Miss State
Mizzou
Florida
Ole Miss
LSU
Bc logic
I would be tempted to go
Miss State
Mizzou
Florida
Ole Miss
LSU
Bc logic
re: LSU: One of these is not like the others.
Posted by Jebadeb on 10/2/26 at 4:56 pm to DomesticatedBoar
Guess we should have hired Dabo instead
I have a relative that was calvary in Louisiana. Died 1918 buried same graveyard as many others family members on both sides.
re: Charles Barkley opines on a few topics
Posted by Jebadeb on 10/1/26 at 9:01 am to Night Vision
What if you make more money playing in college?
re: Damn LSU.. again? Rut row…
Posted by Jebadeb on 10/1/26 at 8:35 am to RTRnFlorida
I think the part about still being on the team is false. The article says it in the title, but the article does not say he is on the team. In all the other articles I have read, none of them say he is on the team.
re: The B1G is so incredibly inferior to the SEC, it's not close.
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/30/26 at 5:40 pm to Frac the world
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I guess no excuses for LSU losing to Iowa in the Cheezit bowl on Dec 28th then
Please god no
re: Golden Nugget in Lake Charles charging 66% in "taxes and fees" on regular room rate UPDATE
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/29/26 at 2:27 pm to HoustonGumbeauxGuy
It can't be that nice
. How is the 8 stories?
Also is the pool deck on the bottom or different floor?
We need answers.
re: UGA student falls eight stories and survives
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/29/26 at 2:21 pm to Jim Rockford
In all seriousness, eight stories is way too high for college apartments; also suprising the windows open.
It's possible that he did not give it much thought.
Best Halloween Movies
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/28/26 at 2:06 pm
I'm really just hear for the nostalgia, so give me Hocus Pocus, Bettlejuice, Addams Family.
re: The local media ( mainly Koki) is hard to listen to.
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/28/26 at 1:05 pm to Islandboy777
Isn't that a valid question to ask? Doing the job? Maybe ask it a different way like - is there a chance that Sam sits this weekend?
Also, guys, it's McNeese this week.
Also, guys, it's McNeese this week.
re: Live @ Lunch
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/25/26 at 12:07 pm to Ponchy Tiger
Hannycast was great when it was just him. Would listen to a Hanny solo show.
I think Zelensky wants WWIII in hopes that Ukraine gets aid.
re: Rankings need to be fixed
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/25/26 at 10:24 am to theballguy
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I'm ok with that. A better team should be ranked higher than a lesser team. If we're going to stay with subjective, then the best subjective ratings will come from Vegas and that's really undebatable.
I agree with you to an extent. But should we really put Ohio State above Texas or LSU above Ole Miss? Because that is what Vegas would do.
SP+ Rankings have Florida above Ole Miss :rolleyes:
re: Rankings need to be fixed
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/25/26 at 10:17 am to theballguy
If Vegas did the rankings wins and losses would matter a lot less
College Football TV Ratings: Tracking the Top 10 most-watched teams of the 2026 season
Posted by Jebadeb on 9/25/26 at 9:18 am
I know the rant loves some TV ratings :cheers:
On3
On3
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1. Texas: 8.643 million
Fueled by the viewership for the victory over Ohio State, Texas sits at No. 2 in first most-watched college football teams list of the year, based on Nielsen TV ratings data. The Longhorns have played in two games on ESPN networks this year – one on ESPN and another on ABC.
Texas entered the 2026 season with high expectations and jumped up to the No. 1-ranked team in the country after the win over Ohio State. The Longhorns are also one of the most-watched teams in college football through the first quarter of the season.
2. Ohio State: 8.508
Through the first two weeks, Ohio State played in the most-watched game of the season. The Buckeyes’ loss to Texas brought nearly 14 million viewers in Week 2, and they are squarely one of Nielsen’s most-watched teams in the country through Week 3.
Ohio State took an early lead against Texas and had a 20-point advantage heading into the fourth quarter. However, the Longhorns mounted a furious charge to take down the Buckeyes in the most-watched game of the young 2026 season.
3. LSU: 8.495 million
The Lane Kiffin Era has brought a spotlight to LSU to start the 2026 season. The Tigers’ Week 3 game against Ole Miss became the most-watched game of the year to date, and that propelled them to the top spot in Nielsen’s latest most-watched teams list.
LSU remains one of the biggest stories in college football through Kiffin’s debut season in Baton Rouge. Through Week 3, the Tigers have played in two of the most-watched games of the year as they get ready for another primetime game in Week 4.
4. Wisconsin: 7.421 million
Wisconsin’s Week 1 loss to Notre Dame was the most-watched game of Labor Day weekend. The matchup at Lambeau Field drew more than 7.4 million viewers on NBC, and that figure doesn’t include the 683,000 who watched on Peacock.
That’s the only game the Badgers have played on the networks included in Nielsen’s most-watched college football teams methodology. As a result, they are squarely in the Top 10 after Week 3.
5. Michigan: 6.197 million
Led by the victory over Oklahoma in Week 2, Michigan remains in Nielsen’s first Top 10 most-watched teams ranking of the season. The Wolverines have played in two games on networks that are in the data set: one on FOX and another on NBC.
The Week 2 win over Oklahoma was the second-highest viewership of Week 2, while Michigan’s season-opening win over Western Michigan also brought 4.11 million viewers on average. That helped put the Wolverines squarely in the Top 10.
6. Oklahoma: 5.865 million
Through its first three games, Oklahoma has played in two Nielsen-rated games. That includes the one in Week 2 as the Sooners eventually fell to Michigan at The Big House in Ann Arbor in front of more than 8.2 million viewers.
Oklahoma sits at No. 6 in Nielsen’s updated Top 10 most-watched teams ranking heading into Week 4. The Week 3 game against New Mexico aired on ESPN2, and the Sooners will now square off against Georgia on ESPN this week.
7. Ole Miss: 5.560 million
One of the most anticipated games of the year delivered as the most-watched game of the season through Week 3. Ole Miss took down LSU in Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford in front of nearly 11 million viewers on ABC.
As a result, the Rebels now find themselves at No. 7 in Nielsen’s latest most-watched college football teams ranking. They have another high-profile game awaiting in Week 4 with a trip to Florida coming up on Saturday.
8. Alabama: 5.167 million
Alabama played in one of the Top 10 most-watched games in college football during each of the first three weeks of the year, according to Nielsen TV ratings data. That helped put the Crimson Tide squarely in the Top 10 most-watched teams ranking.
Alabama’s win over Kentucky was a top draw through Week 2 with 7.3 million viewers on ABC. From there, the Week 3 game against Florida State was one of a number of games impacted by weather, which impacted viewership.
9. Kentucky: 5.144 million
Through Week 3, Kentucky has played in two of the most-watched games of the 2026 college football season, according to Nielsen TV ratings data. As a result, the Wildcats are one of the most-watched teams in the country.
Kentucky pulled off one of the big early upsets of the year in a road victory over Texas A&M in Week 3. The game aired on both ABC and ESPN, which might have helped fuel viewership as the Wildcats took down the Aggies at Kyle Field, though Nielsen confirmed it was not a true simulcast.
10. Clemson: 4.650 million
Although the highly anticipated season opener was delayed due to weather, Clemson vs. LSU still became one of the second-most watched game of Week 1. The Tigers now also round out the Top 10 most-watched teams list after Week 3, according to Nielsen.
Clemson vs. LSU brought 5.75 million after the weather delay and the Tigers’ victory over North Carolina brought 3.59 million before weather again got in the way. Still, they’re one of the top draws in college football heading into Week 4.
On3 will continue to update the most-watched teams in college football throughout the 2026 season, according to Nielsen TV ratings data. The data will continue throughout the regular season.
It's not just LSU
Ole Miss Deficit 2025
Georgia deficit
Bama surplus, reverse course after past deficits
Collge athletics rack up millions in deficits
Ole Miss Deficit 2025
Georgia deficit
Bama surplus, reverse course after past deficits
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lThe Crimson Tide’s move from worst to first stemmed from a one-year spend, caused by Nick Saban’s retirement and the transition to Kalen DeBoer as football coach. However, UA has operated at a deficit in the past even before the coaching change, reporting a $12.1 million loss in FY 2023
Collge athletics rack up millions in deficits
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In the weeks leading up to the Senate vote, news has rolled in about several high-profile college athletics departments facing multimillion-dollar deficits in the new era. Among them:
University of California, Los Angeles carries a deficit of $241.1 million after seven straight years of expenses outpacing revenues, the Los Angeles Daily News reported, citing data from the Knight-Newhouse College Athletics Database. UCLA's chancellor announced at the end of August that the university would replace its athletics director and acknowledged that "its current path is not sustainable."
University of Colorado's athletics operation projects a $27 million budget as it pays its NFL Hall-of-Famer football coach more than $10 million a year, according to USA Today.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill racked up a $15 million deficit in fiscal 2025 and is looking to tap a "quasi-endowment" fund to help fuel spending, according to WRAL News.
The University of Kansas' athletics board greenlit a $13.2 million budget deficit for fiscal 2027, an improvement over last year's $15.8 million hole, according to the Kansas City Star.
The University of Minnesota's athletics department is facing its second year in a row with a roughly $9 million deficit.
Leaders at Boise State University in Idaho reported a $2 million athletics deficit for fiscal 2026, but they hope to fill some of their budget gap by milking revenue from tailgaiters in university stadium parking lots, according to business news outlet BoiseDev.
Artificial light causes strain on your eyers.
Also, why do you think they should stay after 5? Love of work?
Also, why do you think they should stay after 5? Love of work?
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