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Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:15 am
by 4th&long
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>>        Mike Mitchell @ByMikeMitchell 
#UFL2024 Championship Game TV Rating Sunday's 6/16 telecast on FOX between the Birmingham Stallions and San Antonio Brahmas averaged 1.596 million viewers. Telecast peaked at 1,723,000 viewers from 6:15-6:30 pm.

https://si.com/fannation/ufl/ufl-news/ufl-2024-championship-game-tv-rating-on-fox

#UFLTVRatings #UFL <<

Notice peak was mid game - a tight game likely has qtr mil higher avg.

The Full Year tops 850k per game average (854k per my #'s).  Up Approximately 35% over 2023 combined USFL/XFL.


 

Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:20 am
by laxtreme56
Am I good or am I good??

"The number to beat is 1.57M. I think we get 1.59, rounded up to 1.6M."

Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:48 am
by XFL Crusader
laxtreme56 wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:20 am Am I good or am I good??

"The number to beat is 1.57M. I think we get 1.59, rounded up to 1.6M."
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Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:55 am
by 4th&long
laxtreme56 wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:20 am Am I good or am I good??

"The number to beat is 1.57M. I think we get 1.59, rounded up to 1.6M."
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Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 11:58 am
by 4th&long


>>       FOX Sports PR   @FOXSportsPR  FOX caps strong inaugural UFL season with big finish as Birmingham wins UFL Championship Image  Image Curt Menefee and 5 others 10:41 AM · Jun 18, 2024·9,096Views  <<

Fos Sports touting results

SBJ: UFL title game delivers

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2024 6:08 pm
by 4th&long
https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/A ... title-game

 >> Fox drew 1.6 million viewers for the first UFL Championship game on Sunday afternoon, featuring the Birmingham Stallions against the San Antonio Brahmas. That figure is well above the 2023 USFL title game on NBC (1.2 million for Stallions-Pittsburgh Maulers in July) and the 2023 XFL title game on ABC (1.4 million for Arlington Renegades-D.C. Defenders in May). It was the best spring football audience since the USFL drew 2.06 million for a Memphis Showboats-Michigan Panthers game in May 2023 that had the benefit of piggybacking off the Kentucky Derby. The UFL title game was also short of the 2001 XFL title game on NBC (2.91 million viewers). Stallions-Brahmas on Sunday peaked at 1.72 million viewers from 6:15-6:30pm ET. <<

The article also lists other sporting events ratings over the last few days for comaprison
 

Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2024 9:59 pm
by laxtreme56
Local ratings are in. No surprise, Birmingham laps the field. That San Antonio number seems a bit low, but hopefully work can be done to bring them closer to AAF levels. New Orleans coming in strong once again.

Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2024 10:43 pm
by GregParks
Ft. Myers is fascinating. That's my market. I have no idea why it would rank that high. 

EDIT: Turns out, Stallions C Cole Schneider is from Ft. Myers. Maybe he still has lots of family here? 

Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Sat Jun 22, 2024 11:34 pm
by Vamanos_Brahmas
laxtreme56 wrote: Thu Jun 20, 2024 9:59 pm Local ratings are in. No surprise, Birmingham laps the field. That San Antonio number seems a bit low, but hopefully work can be done to bring them closer to AAF levels. New Orleans coming in strong once again.
San Antonio's Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is 2.7 million people. So 3.6% of that would be 97,200. Birmingham's MSA is 1.184M people.  6.8% of that is 80,512.

More people watched in San Antonio than in Birmingham based on raw numbers... based on percentage it looks difference.

For comparison, St. Louis is 2.8M in their MSA so 2.1% of that is 58.8k.

Re: Wk 12 (Championship) viewership

Posted: Sun Jun 23, 2024 12:45 pm
by 4th&long
Vamanos_Brahmas wrote: Sat Jun 22, 2024 11:34 pm
laxtreme56 wrote: Thu Jun 20, 2024 9:59 pm Local ratings are in. No surprise, Birmingham laps the field. That San Antonio number seems a bit low, but hopefully work can be done to bring them closer to AAF levels. New Orleans coming in strong once again.
San Antonio's Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is 2.7 million people. So 3.6% of that would be 97,200. Birmingham's MSA is 1.184M people.  6.8% of that is 80,512.

More people watched in San Antonio than in Birmingham based on raw numbers... based on percentage it looks difference.

For comparison, St. Louis is 2.8M in their MSA so 2.1% of that is 58.8k.
You're using the wrong #'s for population.

The Nielsen TV ratings use Nielsen mkt sizes - not MSA.  Usually directionally  the same, but even there not always.

SA is 1059k households  x .036 = 38124 households

Birm is 766k househlds  x .068 = 52088 households  - that 37% more than SA

Granted this was households not viewers, but with a similar viewer # per HH,  Birm definitely had more viewers than SA