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Marquee games where UT is facing a strong opponent (like UGA, Bama, OU) always have high nielsen ratings.
UGA having that few night games is shocking, too.
IMO LSU is only a special, unique environment if the game is at night. At any other time, it's no louder than any other large SEC stadium. I went to the 2022 game and wasn't super impressed by the noise (admittedly, we stepped on their throat from the jump and they never had a chance to really get into it).LSU's % is ridiculous if true. Interestingly, the Vols best road win under Heupel is the '22 game at LSU w/early kickoff time. They are not the same team with an early start.
That was such a great game. We sat with my wife's brother and his wife (LSU fans) We were in the shade and the temp / humidity was amazing for a mid october day in baton rouge. My wife thought is was cute to put an LSU shirt on my son. By the end of the game he was (and is) a Tennessee fan!IMO LSU is only a special, unique environment if the game is at night. At any other time, it's no louder than any other large SEC stadium. I went to the 2022 game and wasn't super impressed by the noise (admittedly, we stepped on their throat from the jump and they never had a chance to really get into it).
you've had all these years and you aint converted them?That was such a great game. We sat with my wife's brother and his wife (LSU fans) We were in the shade and the temp / humidity was amazing for a mid october day in baton rouge. My wife thought is was cute to put an LSU shirt on my son. By the end of the game he was (and is) a Tennessee fan!
For what, winning 5 of 6 games? That's 83%. Never mind, misread the post.That number is skewed too. Before 2024, the premier SEC game was on 3:30 CBS. That's not a night game. Which is why Georgia is so low.
That LSU number is absolutely ridiculous and the league office should probably look more into that.
Yeah, this is correct. They were playing night games when no one else was or wanted to. They played games at night in the 1950's, it's their tradition.LSU made night games a thing way back when most teams played at 1:00. They didn’t care about TV. They get a hall pass……. “Tiger Stadium on a Louisiana Saturday Night”….. that’s part of the fabric of college football and the TV ad execs understand this. It makes for a better/easier sell to the casual average Joe consumer of sports programming.
That number is skewed too. Before 2024, the premier SEC game was on 3:30 CBS. That's not a night game. Which is why Georgia is so low.
That LSU number is absolutely ridiculous and the league office should probably look more into that.
We got two big ones last year and I'm not sure we would have won either game had they been day games. The sustained decibel level during Bama and Florida last year was epic.
Well, at least we beat Georgia at something.Or rather, the Networks do.View attachment 781479