This data may have been posted before, but here it is:

ACC Championship game 3.435 M Viewers
Big 12 Championship 2.852 M
SEC Championship 2.553 M
AAC Championship game 2.091 M
MWC Championship game 1.587 M
Big East Championship game 1.491 M
A10 Championship game 1.349 M
PAC 12 Championship game 612K

http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/sk...-2018.html

Above data copied from coogam's post on coogfans.com

Big Ten's was: 2.0 rating and 3.18 million viewers
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2018/03/...l-ratings/

2 million viewers should be the cutoff line... In other words anyone under the cutoff line should simply take their ball and go home and never come back.

What happens next year when we don’t get the Big 10 slot?

(03-22-2018 09:40 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  What happens next year when we don’t get the Big 10 slot?

If we are on broadcast TV in lieu of cable, I think we match it, if not exceed it. Then again, some depends on who is in the final.

Won't we be back on ESPN next year?

(03-22-2018 09:59 PM)The Big O Wrote:  Won't we be back on ESPN next year?

Yes. It was a one time deal because the Big10 had to shift its tournament up a week in order to secure Madison Square Garden.

Then 2 million might be a shade tough....some of it might depend on who is in the final and what other games, if any, we are going up against...

It's all because of Rob Gray and WSU lost

(03-22-2018 10:21 PM)thespiritof1976 Wrote:  Then 2 million might be a shade tough....some of it might depend on who is in the final and what other games, if any, we are going up against...

With only Cincinnati, Houston and Wichita State AAC tv ratings were pretty darn impressive... If Memphis, UConn, Temple and SMU get their act together I'm confident next year ratings will be even more sexier.

Cincinnati
Houston
Memphis
SMU
Temple
UConn
Wichita State

Notice I don't even have Tulsa and UCF up there ^^^

Sorry ECU, Tulane and USF but someone always has to finish last.