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reestuart
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It looks like that is per window, not per game. Still very strong.

Weekend of March 22-23 MARCH MADNESS (MEN): The NCAA men’s basketball tournament is averaging a combined 9.4 million viewers per window across CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, the highest two-round average since 1993 and up from 9.04 million at the same point last year. (Keep in mind Nielsen did not track out-of-home viewing in its estimates until 2020 and did not do so in 100 percent of markets until earlier this year.) Sunday’s slate averaged a combined 10.1 million (+13%). The early evening window averaged a combined 15.3 million across CBS, TBS and TNT, followed by the nightcap at 8.0 million on TBS, TNT and truTV — up from 14.9 and 6.7 million respectively last year. Earlier in the day, CBS drew 9.6 million for Duke-Baylor and 7.8 million for Florida-UConn, up from last year’s 8.1 million for Purdue-Utah State and 5.6 million for Marquette-Colorado.
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Posted: 03/31/2025 at 12:43 PM ET
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What do you think th chances there is a P1 in 5-6 yrs? If so, how many?
Stech 03/29/25 03:09 PM ET
well, March madness viewership for just the first two rounds dwarfed
daveinop 03/30/25 07:32 PM ET
It looks like that is per window, not per game. Still very strong.
reestuart 03/31/25 12:43 PM ET
I'm very interested to see how the ACC computes that with the uneven
Big12 guy 03/31/25 11:58 AM ET
Too much ego for the SEC and the B10 to form the P1 in my view in 5 years.
RandomAsianGuy 03/29/25 11:11 PM ET
It depends
1947Sunbowl 03/29/25 08:00 PM ET
IMHO VT’s chance is slim at best.
RandomAsianGuy 03/29/25 05:59 PM ET
Thanks for the answer, but that’s a different question, what’s your answer
Stech 03/29/25 06:35 PM ET
I still see no more than 40 and probably less
VTCALS72 03/29/25 04:13 PM ET
Agree. Less.**
Femoyer Hokie 03/29/25 04:16 PM ET