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Trent Dilfer: CFB "super league" within 18-24 months?
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<blockquote data-quote="Wexahu" data-source="post: 3364150" data-attributes="member: 72863"><p>You mean <em>couldn't</em> care less. Maybe so, but Rutgers football has been in the gutter for a good while now, and they still drew more TV eyeballs on average than 25 other P5 programs. What kind of numbers would they bring if they went on a run of really good seasons?</p><p></p><p>When teams are really good, people will watch, almost no matter what. It's how many people will watch when they aren't good that is just as much, if not more, important to the powers that be. We had good numbers last year even though we stunk, averaged 1.42M viewers per game which was good for 28th in the country. But we were coming off a NCG appearance, I imagine unless we have a big bounce back year, those numbers will drop substantially.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wexahu, post: 3364150, member: 72863"] You mean [I]couldn't[/I] care less. Maybe so, but Rutgers football has been in the gutter for a good while now, and they still drew more TV eyeballs on average than 25 other P5 programs. What kind of numbers would they bring if they went on a run of really good seasons? When teams are really good, people will watch, almost no matter what. It's how many people will watch when they aren't good that is just as much, if not more, important to the powers that be. We had good numbers last year even though we stunk, averaged 1.42M viewers per game which was good for 28th in the country. But we were coming off a NCG appearance, I imagine unless we have a big bounce back year, those numbers will drop substantially. [/QUOTE]
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