List of Media Markets and College Football.

[bchampy]

Interesting.
List of media markets and college football - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ForkEmBucky]

I don't think this list quite tells the story.

"Omaha, Nebraska....Nebraska-Omaha" Uhhhh no. Omaha is a Husker town.

 

[TexasMan]

LMAO @ #1

Yea, LOTS of New Yorkers follow Rutgers.. -_-

 

[ForkEmBucky]

LMAO @ #1

Yea, LOTS of New Yorkers follow Rutgers.. -_-

No kidding, thought about that too. Whopping average attendance of what...25,000?

 

[24seven]

No kidding, thought about that too. Whopping average attendance of what...25,000?

I guess everyone stays at home and watches it on TV, so they have a lot of viewers?

 

[Forty_Sixand2]

I know that I am an idiot, but I am not sure what the fuck I am supposed to get out of this list.....

They list the biggest TV markets and then the local team....

....how profound

 

[bchampy]

I know that I am an idiot, but I am not sure what the fuck I am supposed to get out of this list.....

They list the biggest TV markets and then the local team....

....how profound

Not nearly as profound as your response. It's just a simple list of the largest tv markets and the nearest school.

I can understand that something like this wouldn't be interesting to someone like you who has such a deep understanding of all thing college football.

 

[The Crimson King]

Tuscaloosa is 120 miles from Anniston

 

[herky]

What the fuck does this prove?


:rapture:

 

[bchampy]

What the fuck does this prove?


:rapture:

What the fuck does this prove?

 

[mysfit]

HAH!

Boise is 7 places in front of Eugene

where the hell is duck fan dan

 

[bchampy]

HAH!

Boise is 7 places in front of Eugene

where the hell is duck fan dan

LOL

 

[Forty_Sixand2]

I am still unsure what point the authors are making. Many teams get Reichman coverage in areas where another school is closer. What is the message here. What were the authors getting at. This is why wiki sucks. Peer reviewed shit at least has to make some sort of point.

 

[bchampy]

I am still unsure what point the authors are making. Many teams get Reichman coverage in areas where another school is closer. What is the message here. What were the authors getting at. This is why wiki sucks. Peer reviewed shit at least has to make some sort of point.

It's just information, brah. Everything doesn't have to have an agenda.

 

[HighTide]

Tuscaloosa is 120 miles from Anniston

The area is Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Anniston altogether.

 

[HighTide]

I am still unsure what point the authors are making. Many teams get Reichman coverage in areas where another school is closer. What is the message here. What were the authors getting at. This is why wiki sucks. Peer reviewed shit at least has to make some sort of point.

/end thread

 

[metal_frk_334]

A list pertaining to most views in college football... What a shocker that all of the top areas consist of the most populated cities in the country. This thread is really not interesting at all...

 

[BigAppleBadger]

I stopped reading at "New York City - Rutgers".

I've lived here for 7 years and have met one Rutgers fan, and he's from New Jersey like 3 miles from campus.

Also promise you that Northwestern and Northern Illinois are not the most popular teams in Chicago, people in Cleveland, OH aren't watching Akron and Kent State, and so on.

Looking at the teams whose campuses are physically located in a metropolitan area is stupid.

 

[mysfit]

I stopped reading at "New York City - Rutgers".

I've lived here for 7 years and have met one Rutgers fan, and he's from New Jersey like 3 miles from campus.

welcome aboard from the ESPN site!

rep

 

[ForkEmBucky]

I stopped reading at "New York City - Rutgers".

I've lived here for 7 years and have met one Rutgers fan, and he's from New Jersey like 3 miles from campus.

Also promise you that Northwestern and Northern Illinois are not the most popular teams in Chicago, people in Cleveland, OH aren't watching Akron and Kent State, and so on.

Looking at the teams whose campuses are physically located in a metropolitan area is stupid.

I tried telling my brother in law that getting Rutgers wouldn't be as huge a move for the B1G as ESPN was making it out to be. He wouldn't believe me. Glad to hear your side of it.