lot more slots available because more people are off from work or school during the holiday. If we start to see a sudden increase in Week 0/Week 1 neutral site games (call them bowl games if you must), then I will be curious to see how many time slots will be available to them. If you have multiple neutral site games competing against other in the same time slots, then what are the TV ratings for each of those games and how did those ratings compare to when the "bowl game" was played in December in its normal date and time? ESPN currently owns the vast majority of the bowl games now. If it has a similar ownership of the neutral site games, then will it want to have its property competing against its or have a similar TV schedule as the current bowl schedule? ** Edited by VTHokie2000 at 12/8/2025, 7:55:06 PM