Cost to ESPN

[R1Letterman]

Does espn keep track of (or know) who is the primary team a subscriber is interested in when they first sign up for espn +?

[Looney Lou]

Curious! If ESPN pays the college for the "feed", does the Sun Belt get any of this payment?

[covcaj]

Hamburger and steak..you make huge $ from your stake games so you don't loose on the hamburger games...

Even if a game on the national platform like DivII, nationally that game may deliver a national half point...Ad agency buys the half point for a cost per pont of $30000.. that's 15 k x 25 commercials in a game = Gross revenue.

Remember a rating is a % of all the Cable TV/Subscribers in the country...it's millions

Share is a % of viewers currently viewing the game on cable or subscription

Except, a Div II game is not going to generate anywhere close to even a half point. I would be surprised if more than 10,000 people are watching that level of competition. Which is probably more like .001 per cent... that's not meant to be a precise number... for illustrative purposes only.

The thirtieth most waatched college game had 30-35,000 viewers and those are Div 1 teams.

[cajun4life]

Curious! If ESPN pays the college for the "feed", does the Sun Belt get any of this payment?

SBC gets the payment and then it gets distributed. Not exactly sure of the breakdown though.

[Turbine]

Curious! If ESPN pays the college for the "feed", does the Sun Belt get any of this payment?

Its part of the ESPN conference agreement.

Play on Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and 11am on Saturday, film it and we (ESPN) will give the conference $175,000 per all games on your behalf.

[R1Letterman]

Except, a Div II game is not going to generate anywhere close to even a half point. I would be surprised if more than 10,000 people are watching that level of competition. Which is probably more like .001 per cent... that's not meant to be a precise number... for illustrative purposes only.

The thirtieth most waatched college game had 30-35,000 viewers and those are Div 1 teams.

Could a school "tune in" all the computers on campus to get a higher rating?

[fanof71]

Could a school "tune in" all the computers on campus to get a higher rating?

No....doesn't work that way

A meter attached to each television records the channel being watched and sends the data to a computer center. Buttons on the meter record which person in each household is watching a program.

What they measure
Nielsen ratings measure the percentage of a specific population that watched or listened to a piece of content or ad. This includes live broadcasts, streaming, and on-demand content.

Who uses them
Broadcasters and advertisers use Nielsen ratings to understand how their content is performing. For example, networks use ratings to set advertising rates and decide which programs to continue or cancel.

https://www.nielsen.com/solutions/au...ntent-ratings/

[R1Letterman]

For espn plus?