#FOX BIG NOON KICKOFF FULL#

We donвЂ™t know exactly what Fox drew for the 10-11 a.m. As per a Fox release, Big Noon Kickoff averaged 1,979,000 during the 11:00 a.m-noon ET hour that show was two hours long this week, though, and they didnвЂ™t release numbers for the whole thing. It also averaged 2,725,000 viewers for the final hour. Eastern-noon ET) show ( with a P2+ audience of 2,035,000 viewers as per Showbuzz Daily the discrepancy may be about overnights versus finals). As per an ESPN release, GameDay averaged 2,125,000 viewers across the entirety of its three-hour (9 a.m.

And those ratings wound up being quite interesting. Last weekвЂ™s matchup was particularly notable considering that GameDay was in Columbus as well (and so was BTN Tailgate, but its audience is outside the top 150 cable programs from that day). Last weekвЂ™s road show certainly paid off with season-best ratings that, in the final hour, got close to GameDayвЂs overall rating, and this weekвЂ™s might do even better.

#FOX BIG NOON KICKOFF FULL#

Those include naming the show Big Noon Kickoff, putting stronger matchups in their noon ET window immediately after the game (and spending a lot of the show promoting the upcoming noon ET matchup rather than the full dayвЂ™s slate of college football), adding Urban Meyer and Reggie Bush, and even taking the show on the road at times, including to Columbus last week for Penn State-Ohio State and to Ann Arbor this week for Ohio State-Michigan. A significant college football subplot this year has been FoxвЂ™s attempt to compete with ESPNвЂ™s College GameDay in the pregame show space by making some significant tweaks to their previous offering.

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