USC in the coliseum during morning hurts my mind thinking about it
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USC in the coliseum during morning hurts my mind thinking about it
Because most of the country lives on the east coast
And they heard all those complaints about a 10pm game that lasted until 2 fucking 30 AM!!
Them west coast fans pissed off about the USC vs Colorado time.
They getting another early kickoff
Fans Angry About USC-Colorado Kickoff Time Decision
Author:
Cameron Flynn
16 hours ago
This Monday morning, the Pac-12 has released kickoff times for conference games in Week 5.
Surprisingly, the biggest matchup on the slate by far - USC at Colorado - won't be played in primetime. Deion Sanders' squad will be hosting Lincoln Riley's Trojans at Noon ET on FOX.
Despite the game being the featured matchup for FOX's Big Noon Kickoff, fans can't seem to wrap their heads around the early 10 a.m. local start time.
Take a look.
"This is why there will be no more Pac-12," Aaron argued.
"Not another 10am I can’t do this again," one Colorado fan said.
"9am kickoffs locally should be banned. Shame on y’all," another fan wrote.
"these times are why this conference is irrelevant," Joey said.
"Y’all are such an amateur operation!!!" Jacob wrote.
Before taking on USC in Week 5, Colorado will look to keep their undefeated season alive against No. 10 Oregon this weekend.
Kickoff for that game is set for 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday.
I was ready to call them some bitches for complaining about the early start time but that is a very early start time!
Washington might have something to say about that but Definitely an ideal situation
Also Coach of the decade …
Look at this shit
“Saturday's Colorado State-Colorado college football game averaged a 4.9 rating and 9.30 million viewers on ESPN, the network's fifth-largest regular season college football audience on record.”
Colorado-CSU tops nine million mark despite late start, later finish
Jon Lewis
If there was any remaining doubt about the impact Deion Sanders has had on the Colorado Buffaloes’ popularity, a late night game on cable against Colorado State topped nine million viewers.
Saturday’s Colorado State-Colorado college football game averaged a 4.9 rating and 9.30 million viewers on ESPN, marking the largest late night college football audience on record and the fifth-largest regular season audience ever on the ESPN family of networks.
Colorado’s double-overtime win, which peaked with 11.1 million viewers from 11-11:15 PM ET, also delivered the largest college football audience of the season. The previous high was 9.17 million for FSU-LSU on ABC on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend.
Colorado has now played in three of the five most-watched games this season, with their week two matchup against Nebraska ranking fourth (8.73M) and their season opener against TCU placing fifth (7.26M). The only non-Colorado games in the top five are the aforementioned FSU-LSU in week one and Texas-Alabama on ESPN in week two (8.76M).
The most-watched Colorado game last season was their opener against TCU, a Friday night game that averaged 1.25 million on ESPN. The last time Colorado and Colorado State played on Nielsen-rated television, a Friday night game in week one of the 2019 season, their matchup averaged 1.28 million on ESPN.
Other than last year’s Winter Olympics Super Bowl lead-out (21.28M), no late night sporting event has averaged a larger audience since 2019 — when Broncos-Raiders averaged 10.6 million in the back half of a Week 1 NFL Monday Night Footballdoubleheader.
By comparison, the top late night NBA playoff game on record was this year’s Warriors-Lakers Game 6 on ESPN, which averaged 8.64 million viewers. The top late night Major League Baseball playoff game — a weather-delayed Padres-Braves NLCS Game 1 in 1998 — averaged 8.33 million on FOX.
It's all talk until there's some action, and tell that dirty DB that we need a liver for a liver.
come next season some buff benchwarmer needs to take one for the teamIt's all talk until there's some action, and tell that dirty DB that we need a liver for a liver.
Well one day they was criticizing Blackburn for the play now they have to switch up because it got serious.
I’ll say their words about him needing to get suspended, hit home a little deeper. Someone might feel he’s likely to not get the suspension.
Guess they forgot about them Twitter finger gangster.
LolIt's all talk until there's some action, and tell that dirty DB that we need a liver for a liver.
Its the silliest shit I ever seen, but he aint the first player to receive death threats. Won't be the last.
I refuse to believe that this hit wasn't sanctioned by the coaching staff. Did they want him to be hospitalized, maybe not. But it was still a sanctioned dirty play. I've been on a few teams where our d coordinator and special teams coaches sent players out there to "send a message".
It's one thing to hit a player, it's another thing to target that player. Hit them dirty and then stand over and walk past them callously while they're on the ground hurt.
So in short, he deserves the reactions.
Consider yourself that that's the silliest thing that you've ever seen.
Look at this shit
“Saturday's Colorado State-Colorado college football game averaged a 4.9 rating and 9.30 million viewers on ESPN, the network's fifth-largest regular season college football audience on record.”
Colorado-CSU tops nine million mark despite late start, later finish
Jon Lewis
If there was any remaining doubt about the impact Deion Sanders has had on the Colorado Buffaloes’ popularity, a late night game on cable against Colorado State topped nine million viewers.
Saturday’s Colorado State-Colorado college football game averaged a 4.9 rating and 9.30 million viewers on ESPN, marking the largest late night college football audience on record and the fifth-largest regular season audience ever on the ESPN family of networks.
Colorado’s double-overtime win, which peaked with 11.1 million viewers from 11-11:15 PM ET, also delivered the largest college football audience of the season. The previous high was 9.17 million for FSU-LSU on ABC on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend.
Colorado has now played in three of the five most-watched games this season, with their week two matchup against Nebraska ranking fourth (8.73M) and their season opener against TCU placing fifth (7.26M). The only non-Colorado games in the top five are the aforementioned FSU-LSU in week one and Texas-Alabama on ESPN in week two (8.76M).
The most-watched Colorado game last season was their opener against TCU, a Friday night game that averaged 1.25 million on ESPN. The last time Colorado and Colorado State played on Nielsen-rated television, a Friday night game in week one of the 2019 season, their matchup averaged 1.28 million on ESPN.
Other than last year’s Winter Olympics Super Bowl lead-out (21.28M), no late night sporting event has averaged a larger audience since 2019 — when Broncos-Raiders averaged 10.6 million in the back half of a Week 1 NFL Monday Night Footballdoubleheader.
By comparison, the top late night NBA playoff game on record was this year’s Warriors-Lakers Game 6 on ESPN, which averaged 8.64 million viewers. The top late night Major League Baseball playoff game — a weather-delayed Padres-Braves NLCS Game 1 in 1998 — averaged 8.33 million on FOX.
Actually Skip, said the someone of the staff said they would try to take Travis out… the was on Monday show
I think Shilo would do it. Lol
What the HELL is you talkin bout?
Half of those people watching were staying up hoping CU would lose so they could say "See, I told y'all he ain't shit."Look at this shit
“Saturday's Colorado State-Colorado college football game averaged a 4.9 rating and 9.30 million viewers on ESPN, the network's fifth-largest regular season college football audience on record.”
Colorado-CSU tops nine million mark despite late start, later finish
Jon Lewis
If there was any remaining doubt about the impact Deion Sanders has had on the Colorado Buffaloes’ popularity, a late night game on cable against Colorado State topped nine million viewers.
Saturday’s Colorado State-Colorado college football game averaged a 4.9 rating and 9.30 million viewers on ESPN, marking the largest late night college football audience on record and the fifth-largest regular season audience ever on the ESPN family of networks.
Colorado’s double-overtime win, which peaked with 11.1 million viewers from 11-11:15 PM ET, also delivered the largest college football audience of the season. The previous high was 9.17 million for FSU-LSU on ABC on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend.
Colorado has now played in three of the five most-watched games this season, with their week two matchup against Nebraska ranking fourth (8.73M) and their season opener against TCU placing fifth (7.26M). The only non-Colorado games in the top five are the aforementioned FSU-LSU in week one and Texas-Alabama on ESPN in week two (8.76M).
The most-watched Colorado game last season was their opener against TCU, a Friday night game that averaged 1.25 million on ESPN. The last time Colorado and Colorado State played on Nielsen-rated television, a Friday night game in week one of the 2019 season, their matchup averaged 1.28 million on ESPN.
Other than last year’s Winter Olympics Super Bowl lead-out (21.28M), no late night sporting event has averaged a larger audience since 2019 — when Broncos-Raiders averaged 10.6 million in the back half of a Week 1 NFL Monday Night Footballdoubleheader.
By comparison, the top late night NBA playoff game on record was this year’s Warriors-Lakers Game 6 on ESPN, which averaged 8.64 million viewers. The top late night Major League Baseball playoff game — a weather-delayed Padres-Braves NLCS Game 1 in 1998 — averaged 8.33 million on FOX.
Dude from the Commanders that got shot in the off-season came out to that.
If the Buff were to steal one and win out they would have beat WashingtonWashington might have something to say about that but Definitely an ideal situation
Also Coach of the decade …
