ESPN & ESPN2 College Football Games and Studio Programs Post Significant Audience Growth

ESPN and ESPN2 college football games and studio shows posted significant audience growth over last year, highlighted by:

ESPN

ESPN averaged 2,144,000 households, 2,874,000 viewers and a 2.2 rating, making it the most-viewed season since 1994 (2,197,000 households and 3,107,000 viewers) and highest-rated since 1999 (2.3 rating). This year saw increases of 11% (vs. 1,931,000), 12% (vs. 2,561,000) and 10% (vs. 2.0), respectively, over last year. Game highlights include:

ESPN2

ESPN2 experienced its most-viewed season ever, averaging 1,110,000 households and 1,492,000 viewers increases of 8% (vs. 1,028,000) and 11% (vs. 1,350,000). ESPN2 averaged a 1.1 rating for both seasons. Game highlights include:

College GameDay Built by The Home Depot

ESPN’s Saturday morning College GameDay posted its most-viewed season ever, averaging 1,711,000 households, 2,034,000 viewers and a 1.7 rating for increases of 14% (vs. 1,504,000), 12% (vs. 1,815,000) and 13% (vs. 1.5). The previous high was set in 2007.

College Football Final

College Football Final, ESPN’s Saturday night studio program generally airing at midnight ET, averaged 1,198,000 households, 1,460,000 viewers and a 1.2 rating, marking increases of 15% (vs. 1,038,000), 17% (vs. 1,250,000) and 9% (vs. 1.1).

College Football Live

College Football Live, ESPN’s weekday afternoon college football studio show, is averaging 437,000 households and 478,000 viewers for increases of 14% (vs. 385,000) and 12% (vs. 428,000). The show, which will be aired through the BCS National Championship, is currently averaging a 0.4, equal to last year at this point.

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