Top 25 college football teams by Instagram followers in January 2025 (official team accounts). https://t.co/fjAcfsq3So pic.twitter.com/Ltddp17Ck4
— SkullSparks (@SkullSparks) January 6, 2025
Top 25 college football teams by Instagram followers in January 2025 (official team accounts). https://t.co/fjAcfsq3So pic.twitter.com/Ltddp17Ck4
— SkullSparks (@SkullSparks) January 6, 2025
most accomplished golfer to play on the PGA Tour?
Jeff Sluman 6 Wins, 1 Major, $18.1 Million, 700 Events
Hubert Green, 19 Wins, 2 Majors, $2.6 Million, 607 Events
Paul Azinger 12 Wins, 1 Majors, 14.5 Million, 587 Events
Kenny Knox 3 Wins, 0 Majors, $1.6 Million, 378 Events
Nolan Henke 3 Wins, 0 Majors, $3.6 Million, 347 Events
George McNeill 2 Wins, 0 Majors, $12.2 Million, 318 Events
Jonas Blixt 3 Wins, 0 Majors, $10.5 Million, 235 Events
Daniel Berger 4 Wins, 0 Majors, $25.2 Million 207 Events
Brooks Koepka 9 wins, 5 Majors, $43.4 Million 182 Events
Hank Lebioda 0 Wins, 0 Majors, $3.4 Million 120 Events
Vincent Norrman 1 Win, 0 Majors, $1.9 Million, 49 Events
Now that the NFL Draft is over, my updated Blue Blood Viz is here!!!!
— Kyle Umlang (@kyleumlang) April 27, 2025
All-Time (1869-2025) Top 50 Blue Blood rankings.
Make sure to use your computer and hover over any logo to see the data behind it. 
💻https://t.co/tKTVy2ebnt #ThisIsTexas #HookEm  pic.twitter.com/xnYQUWFIXm
Over 175,000 votes
— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) January 23, 2025
% that view the program as a “Blue Blood”
94% Alabama
94% Ohio State
86% Michigan
84% Notre Dame
81% Oklahoma
78% USC
77% Texas
72% Nebraska
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42% Penn St
42% UGA
32% Miami
29% LSU
27% FSU
24% Florida
15% Tennessee
15% Clemson
8% Washington
5% Auburn
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NFL: 72If you're curious about 2020-2023, here ya go. https://t.co/zG1OUFPd9Y pic.twitter.com/6re5Bj1A92
— Eben Novy-Williams (@novy_williams) January 3, 2025
Post: #1Drop in Average Viewership for ACC Football Games
er Sports Media Watch reporting of college football viewership, average ACC football game viewership decreased from 2.0M in 2023 to 1.4M in 2024.
Interestingly, the average viewers didn't change much when controlling for the broadcaster:
Channel...2023...2024
ABC.........3.6M...3.5M
ESPN........1.3M...1.8M
Other........0.5M...0.5M
Note: Other channels contracted with the ACC includes ESPN2, ESPNU and CW
What really changed between 2023 and 2024 was the number of games broadcast by each channel:
Channel...2023...2024
ABC.........21.......4
ESPN........12......26
Other........16......22
In 2023, eight (8) FSU games were shown on ABC. Four (4) games for each of Clemson, Louisville and Miami were also on ABC during the 2023 regular season. In 2024, ABC got access to SEC games for the first time. ABC's ratings exploded by promoting the SEC while bumping the ACC and B12 games to other channels (as well as PAC teams & games going to other conferences). FWIW, the 38 SEC games on ABC averaged 6.5M viewers in 2024...it's easy to understand why ABC went all-in on the SEC.
Average viewership of ACC games reported over the past eight years:
Year....Games....Average Viewers
2024....52...........1.4M
2023....49...........2.0M
2022....30...........2.5M
2021....33...........1.6M
2020....25...........3.3M
2019....31...........1.9M
2018....46...........1.6M
2017....47...........2.0M
https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/college...v-ratings/
Based on the past 8 years viewership data on home games, the pecking order for media attraction:
FSU - 35 rate games & 2.8M average home game viewers
Clemson - 33 & 3.0M
Miami - 28 & 2.2M
GT - 22 & 2.3M
Louisville - 19 & 2.2M
UNC - 22 & 1.9M
Stanford - 24 & 1.6M
Pitt - 23 & 1.6M
VT - 20 & 1.8M
BC - 18 & 1.6M
NCS - 21 & 1.4M
Cal - 20 & 1.3M
Cuse - 16 & 1.6M
Wake - 17 & 1.3M
UVa - 15 & 1.0M
SMU - 13 & 0.5M
SMU is a wonderful story this year, but media value would have improved if FSU won more games.
We won't see final numbers until later. But here are the overnights from the NFL vs the CFP.
— John Ourand (@Ourand_Puck) December 22, 2024
Steelers-Ravens on Fox: 7.6
Texans-Chiefs on NBC: 7.4
Tenn-OSU on ABC/ESPN: 6.3
Indiana-ND on ABC/ESPN: from Fri: 5.7
Clem-Tex on TNT Sports: 3.6
SMU-Penn St on TNT Sports: 3.1
I've been traveling for work the last few weeks and just now had time to update the #ACC football viewership spreadsheet. Also, I found an error in Notre Dame's non-ACC numbers, so I corrected it.
— Did The ACC Die Today? (@DidTheACCDie) November 21, 2024
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