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<blockquote data-quote="michaelwalkerbr" data-source="post: 131766544" data-attributes="member: 1601483">No team being mentioned has anywhere near the viewership of OK State (1.64million) TCU (1.495 million)&nbsp; WVU (1.27 million) or Baylor (1.12 million). Of all the candidates for expansion BYU has the highest viewership (714K) and Houston (689K). Both include P5 teams in their schedules.Except when Army plays Navy, the service academies numbers are surprisingly low. Navy averages 1.01 million viewers but that is very skewed by the 7 million viewers who watch the Army vs Navy game and the annual game against Notre Dame. Army averages 825K which is mostly the Army vs Navy game.Everyone's numbers would increase by joining a higher ranked conference or simply playing prominent P5 teams. WVU's numbers would certainly increase by playing former rivals again and those 1.27 million viewers would suddenly be watching on the ACC Network.Every team you add also has to be paid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michaelwalkerbr, post: 131766544, member: 1601483"] No team being mentioned has anywhere near the viewership of OK State (1.64million) TCU (1.495 million) WVU (1.27 million) or Baylor (1.12 million). Of all the candidates for expansion BYU has the highest viewership (714K) and Houston (689K). Both include P5 teams in their schedules. Except when Army plays Navy, the service academies numbers are surprisingly low. Navy averages 1.01 million viewers but that is very skewed by the 7 million viewers who watch the Army vs Navy game and the annual game against Notre Dame. Army averages 825K which is mostly the Army vs Navy game. Everyone's numbers would increase by joining a higher ranked conference or simply playing prominent P5 teams. WVU's numbers would certainly increase by playing former rivals again and those 1.27 million viewers would suddenly be watching on the ACC Network. Every team you add also has to be paid. [/QUOTE]

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