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Post by k5james on Dec 24, 2010 10:03:27 GMT -8
Any chance you have the ratings yet for the game yesterday? ;D
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Post by 1611Luginbill on Dec 24, 2010 10:09:12 GMT -8
I'd be curious to see how the bowl game did against the Steelers/Panthers game.
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Post by dbauer on Dec 24, 2010 16:22:48 GMT -8
Will post come Monday when we are all back to the office, we projected it to do an 8 HH rating, I am also anxious to see.
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Post by k5james on Dec 24, 2010 17:42:35 GMT -8
Thanks DB, you da man!
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Post by dbauer on Dec 27, 2010 10:08:13 GMT -8
Wow! Game did a huge number locally. Game did an 11.0 HH Rtg On average 120,000 households were tuned in during any time. Game peaked around 730p with 133,000 HH's watching. A great night for Aztec fans.
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Post by Fred Noonan on Dec 27, 2010 10:24:53 GMT -8
I don't follow TV ratings. Could someone please place these "huge" nunbers in context for me? Thanks, The Fred Noonan School of Navigation.
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Post by monty on Dec 27, 2010 10:29:07 GMT -8
Wow! Game did a huge number locally. Game did an 11.0 HH Rtg On average 120,000 households were tuned in during any time. Game peaked around 730p with 133,000 HH's watching. A great night for Aztec fans. awesome
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Post by k5james on Dec 27, 2010 10:31:01 GMT -8
Wow! Game did a huge number locally. Game did an 11.0 HH Rtg On average 120,000 households were tuned in during any time. Game peaked around 730p with 133,000 HH's watching. A great night for Aztec fans. Any chance you could compare it to the last few Poinsettia's locally?
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Post by dbauer on Dec 27, 2010 10:48:38 GMT -8
Wow! Game did a huge number locally. Game did an 11.0 HH Rtg On average 120,000 households were tuned in during any time. Game peaked around 730p with 133,000 HH's watching. A great night for Aztec fans. Any chance you could compare it to the last few Poinsettia's locally? The 3 yr average for the Poinsettia Bowl was a 5.6 so this years doubled the prior average. For another comparison, the Vegas Bowl in 98 only did a 4.3 Rtg locally. Lets hope that this obvious interest can translate into some nice ticket sales increases for next year.
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Post by k5james on Dec 27, 2010 10:50:48 GMT -8
Thanks a lot for taking the time to give us all of this info DB. Good stuff.
I hope you're right about season ticket sales.
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Post by dbauer on Dec 27, 2010 10:56:13 GMT -8
This game could actually beat both the National Championship and the Rose Bowl, we have both projected to do 11.0 HH Rtgs based on their 3 year averages. Will be interesting to see.
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Post by k5james on Dec 27, 2010 10:57:23 GMT -8
This game could actually beat both the National Championship and the Rose Bowl, we have both projected to do 11.0 HH Rtgs based on their 3 year averages. Will be interesting to see.
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Post by NTU on Dec 27, 2010 11:00:45 GMT -8
Thanks a lot for taking the time to give us all of this info DB. Good stuff. I hope you're right about season ticket sales. Oh, I think we'll see a significant increase in ticket sales. This game has sold the skeptics. They now believe that this team and this program is for real. Besides........Aztec tickets are so much more reasonably priced than Charger tickets, and the team's success and the quality of some of the opponents coming in will encourage a few of the more reluctant bandwagoners to finally buy a ticket.
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Post by monty on Dec 27, 2010 11:01:19 GMT -8
Any chance you could compare it to the last few Poinsettia's locally? The 3 yr average for the Poinsettia Bowl was a 5.6 so this years doubled the prior average. For another comparison, the Vegas Bowl in 98 only did a 4.3 Rtg locally. Lets hope that this obvious interest can translate into some nice ticket sales increases for next year. so 133k at the peak, so that's the minimum amount of different people that tuned in; say 30-35k aztec fans were at that game, so I thiink we could say our bottom of potential people to attend a game is over 160k. If we can just get 1/4 of them into the stadium at a given time we'll be camping happily.
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Post by NTU on Dec 27, 2010 11:03:49 GMT -8
This game could actually beat both the National Championship and the Rose Bowl, we have both projected to do 11.0 HH Rtgs based on their 3 year averages. Will be interesting to see. I think you'll see the Rose Bowl do very well here......the conference connection to TCU along with the increased interest in SDSU will pique the curiosity of a lot of folks who might not have tuned in otherwise. They know a bit more about TCU now because of the Aztecs and the increased attention they've received......especially with the way the Aztecs almost knocked off TCU at their place.
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Post by NTU on Dec 27, 2010 11:04:55 GMT -8
The 3 yr average for the Poinsettia Bowl was a 5.6 so this years doubled the prior average. For another comparison, the Vegas Bowl in 98 only did a 4.3 Rtg locally. Lets hope that this obvious interest can translate into some nice ticket sales increases for next year. so 133k at the peak, so that's the minimum amount of different people that tuned in; say 30-35k aztec fans were at that game, so I thiink we could say our bottom of potential people to attend a game is over 160k. If we can just get 1/4 of them into the stadium at a given time we'll be camping happily. Households, not people. There can be more than one person in a household. Which means there were a lot more viewers than just 133,000.
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Post by k5james on Dec 27, 2010 11:05:56 GMT -8
Households, not people. There can be more than one person in a household. Which means there were a lot more viewers than just 133,000. That's why he said "minimum amount of different people"
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Post by monty on Dec 27, 2010 11:14:19 GMT -8
yea, i was trying to be as bottom level as I can, and you could assume that more than 133k tuned in over the course, so we might assume 1/4 of a mil or so in sd county cared enough to at least see what was happening- 40-42k average tickets sold/distributed seems readily attainable next year
Cal Poly, the opener will be the sky show off a 9 win bowl game season - might that game push 60k? Wazzou and CSU, Fresno at home, TCU at home.
40-45 for those?
Attendance could be huge next year
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Post by NTU on Dec 27, 2010 11:24:35 GMT -8
Households, not people. There can be more than one person in a household. Which means there were a lot more viewers than just 133,000. That's why he said "minimum amount of different people" Oops! That part didn't register.........haven't had my coffee yet today. That's never a good thing!
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Post by NTU on Dec 27, 2010 11:27:49 GMT -8
yea, i was trying to be as bottom level as I can, and you could assume that more than 133k tuned in over the course, so we might assume 1/4 of a mil or so in sd county cared enough to at least see what was happening- 40-42k average tickets sold/distributed seems readily attainable next year Cal Poly, the opener will be the sky show off a 9 win bowl game season - might that game push 60k? Wazzou and CSU, Fresno at home, TCU at home. 40-45 for those? Attendance could be huge next year Cal Poly=Sky Show=Revenge........yeah, I could see 60k sold for that one. TCU might push the 50k barrier, and if the season is going well, given the renewed intensity of the rivalry, we could see a near sellout for the CSU Fresno game at the end of the regular season. Wazzu, just because it's a Pac team will draw well.
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