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<blockquote data-quote="Charleston Mountie" data-source="post: 129526665" data-attributes="member: 1427666">Numbers can say anything you want them too and they mean different things to different interests. Those ratings are based on quantity, not quality as I have read through them. The average per game is the worst for the ACC and it is the Big-12 that moves into 3rd. The size of the conference determines the number of games in the comparison and of course the Big-12 has the least in both categories. What matters to an investor is how much does the average Big-12 game have in viewership each time one is on.Right now, the ACC has to put on a lot of games to get their total viewers numbers up and that means a broadcaster has to do a lot of work to get there because each event is a production. the ACC has 50% more games than the Big-12 and the difference in total viewers is not that wide, but the difference per game is.The ACC has weak viewership and what makes this even weaker is that the SEC smothers their markets in the south and the Big Ten in the north. Even the lone Big-12 member,&nbsp; WVU puts hurt on the ACC in the mid-Atlantic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charleston Mountie, post: 129526665, member: 1427666"] Numbers can say anything you want them too and they mean different things to different interests. Those ratings are based on quantity, not quality as I have read through them. The average per game is the worst for the ACC and it is the Big-12 that moves into 3rd. The size of the conference determines the number of games in the comparison and of course the Big-12 has the least in both categories. What matters to an investor is how much does the average Big-12 game have in viewership each time one is on. Right now, the ACC has to put on a lot of games to get their total viewers numbers up and that means a broadcaster has to do a lot of work to get there because each event is a production. the ACC has 50% more games than the Big-12 and the difference in total viewers is not that wide, but the difference per game is. The ACC has weak viewership and what makes this even weaker is that the SEC smothers their markets in the south and the Big Ten in the north. Even the lone Big-12 member, WVU puts hurt on the ACC in the mid-Atlantic. [/QUOTE]

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