Maybe bowls aren't as popular as they used to be...
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It also out-drew any game from last season's NBA Finals.
Interesting. Neither BYU or Gt has a really big fan base. I wonder if the fact it was the 3:30 game on the Saturday that really opened bowl season so a lot of people were watching bowls all day contributed?
I'm surprised the Golden Globes drew that many viewers.
I'm surprised the Golden Globes drew that many viewers.
I don't get the award shows at all. A bunch of rich people getting together to arbitrarily give each other awards. I'm surprised they get 10 viewers.
I'd be more interested if it were a bunch of rich people who had actually accomplished something in life through intelligence or hard work and they got up and talked about how they did it. The Golden Globes and Emmy's and Academy Awards are a bunch of fairly stupid people who play dress up and make believe repeating words someone else thought of and wrote down for them to memorize.
When my daughter was younger and she would start talking about an actor or actress that she really liked, I would always remind her that when they were in middle and high school, they were the weird people in the drama club.
You could not pay me enough to watch the Golden Globes, Oscars etc. if I want political opinions I will get them somewhere else.
Bowl games are glorified exhibition games. That's especially true with all the players opting out of bowls. I have not watched one yet. I don't watch pre-season NFL exhibition games either. They all are "so what?" games.
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