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Cynthia Frelund is Deciphering the Data Behind the Decisions on NFL Network
"It’s hard to find someone who can authentically connect with the numbers that wants to do it on air that is willing to be molded and shaped, and it’s a challenging landscape to work in sports media..."
Netflix Makes NFL Broadcasting Debut on Christmas Day: Sports Media Reacts
Netflix passed peak concurrent viewers of any Christmas in the past four years during the first game.
NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship Averages 1.3 Million Viewers on ABC
Semifinal coverage on ESPN one week earlier averaged 1.1 million viewers, representative of a 4% year-over-year increase.
FOX Sports Averages 19.7 Million Viewers for NFL Week 16 Singleheader
The Saturday game between the Ravens and Steelers averaged 15.4 million viewers, a 7% increase over last year's comparable window.
Chiefs-Texans NFL Holiday Special on NBC, Peacock Secures Total Audience Delivery of 15.5 Million Viewers
The audience peaked in the fourth quarter with an average of 20.2 million viewers for the quarter-hour spanning from 3:45 to 4 p.m. EST.
ESPN to Premiere E60 Film on Boomer and Gunnar Esiason
"When you think about the arc of this story over the course of the last 30-plus years since Gunnar’s diagnosis to where we are now, it’s a remarkable story."
Shannon Sharpe: Kirk Herbstreit and I Are Good Now
"We shouldn’t have to go back and forth on social media."
College Football Playoff First Round Averages 10.6 Million Viewers Across ABC, ESPN, TNT, Max
The top college football game over the weekend between the Tennessee Volunteers and Ohio State Buckeyes averaged 14.3 million viewers in prime time television Saturday night on ABC and ESPN.
What is Pardon the Interruption in a YouTube World?
“Its success robbed the show of its unique identity.”
Shannon Sharpe Issues Warning to Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit After ‘First Take’ Comment During Broadcast
"Congratulations Ohio State, you won the game, but hey, if we’re going to be on the same team, if we’re going to work for the same network, don’t do that."