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Does BC continue to do stay in P5?
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<blockquote data-quote="topdecktiger" data-source="post: 129526183" data-attributes="member: 1459051"><p>The thing is, low ratings in a big market can mean a bigger audience that high ratings in a small market. For example, Massachusetts has a population of ~6.7 million. Mississippi is ~2.9 million. If 50% of Mississippi watches a game, that's 1.4 million viewers. If only 25% of Massachusetts watches a game, that's 1.6 million people.</p><p></p><p>The other mistake people make is, it's not just about the home team. The attraction for BC is that other ACC games now get on in the Boston market, whereas they otherwise wouldn't. For example, a game like Florida St vs. Virginia. That game usually wouldn't be in the Boston market, but now it is. You are using Florida St to draw ratings, not BC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="topdecktiger, post: 129526183, member: 1459051"] The thing is, low ratings in a big market can mean a bigger audience that high ratings in a small market. For example, Massachusetts has a population of ~6.7 million. Mississippi is ~2.9 million. If 50% of Mississippi watches a game, that's 1.4 million viewers. If only 25% of Massachusetts watches a game, that's 1.6 million people. The other mistake people make is, it's not just about the home team. The attraction for BC is that other ACC games now get on in the Boston market, whereas they otherwise wouldn't. For example, a game like Florida St vs. Virginia. That game usually wouldn't be in the Boston market, but now it is. You are using Florida St to draw ratings, not BC. [/QUOTE]
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