Nothing but silence today from national media sources. Someone else would have confirmed or leaked. Days of silence are not good for Cloneholes.
They don’t teach simple concepts such as sample size at ISU. I guess they probably do but it’s over their headsIn response I’ve asked multiple times. What were the number like in 19’, 18’ or the previous 5-10 years? Funny never a response. I wonder why???
It’s like for years when talking about head to head they’d only compare from 98’ on the head to head rivalry record. Whatever fits their narrative. Use to be talk of how hard their SOS was now one year during a pandemic thanks in large part to 3 games vs OU and Texas they can’t stop talking about their ratings.They don’t teach simple concepts such as sample size at ISU. I guess they probably do but it’s over their heads
Lotion sales are way up in Ames I have heard. As are the kleenex in high demand.Here’s a gem from cyclone fanatic by a guy named bcclone:
”If we do land in the big ten after this year and we have a season where we are in the CCG (especially if we win it); how ticked off will the Iowa fans be when OSU has the schedules moved around so they can play ISU right away?”
You can't win an argument if you avoid the facts. Or in this case the data. You can try to explain why things are the way they are, but you can't argue with the raw data. We don't need to go down this road again as it's been widely discussed in other threads.You never win arguments with lil bros. Nothing is rational.
You are using one data point in a messed up year. You don’t have the history, tradition, fanbase, etc. eat shitYou can't win an argument if you avoid the facts. Or in this case the data. You can try to explain why things are the way they are, but you can't argue with the raw data. We don't need to go down this road again as it's been widely discussed in other threads.
Rather than make baseless arguments, why don't you go get the raw data and post the results. I won't argue with what the data says. it's people that say things that aren't based in data that I have issues with.In response I’ve asked multiple times. What were the number like in 19’, 18’ or the previous 5-10 years? Funny never a response. I wonder why???
I am using one year of data, because that's what I started collecting at the beginning of last year. At that time I had no idea how the numbers would turn out or even if we were going to have a full season, which we pretty much did.You are using one data point in a messed up year. You don’t have the history, tradition, fanbase, etc. eat shit
Do you think when these commissioners and ADs make a decision on expansion do they look at a skewed year or the whole financial picture with years of data? Hell when any small business makes a decision do they make it based on the year 2020 or a bigger sample size during a normal year?I am using one year of data, because that's what I started collecting at the beginning of last year. At that time I had no idea how the numbers would turn out or even if we were going to have a full season, which we pretty much did.
Rather than make baseless arguments, why don't you go get the raw data and post the results. I won't argue with what the data says. it's people that say things that aren't based in data that I have issues with.
You’re doing it wrong. Only include Iowa’s 2 or 3 best seasons in games where they played Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan at night on ABC.College Football TV Ratings
College football TV ratings for the 2024 regular season, bowls, College Football Playoff and National Championship.www.sportsmediawatch.com
Here is data going back to 2012 in TV ratings. You can click by year below by clicking the years hyper link. To make it Easy for you since I am a swell guy, use Ctrl-F then type in Iowa or Iowa state then compare going back to 2012. Let us know the results, thanks!
Which is stupidI am using one year of data, because that's what I started collecting at the beginning of last year. At that time I had no idea how the numbers would turn out or even if we were going to have a full season, which we pretty much did.
I know where the data is. Its turning it into a database with consistent school names and dealing with different format of the data from year to year is where the work comes in. For 2020 I did all that and created a series of pivot tables so you can quickly analyze the data and view it in mutiple ways, like network, time slot, connection at that time slot, etc.College Football TV Ratings
College football TV ratings for the 2024 regular season, bowls, College Football Playoff and National Championship.www.sportsmediawatch.com
Here is data going back to 2012 in TV ratings. You can click by year below by clicking the years hyper link. To make it Easy for you since I am a swell guy, use Ctrl-F then type in Iowa or Iowa state then compare going back to 2012. Let us know the results, thanks!
Psyclone, more like Psycho.I know where the data is. Its turning it into a database with consistent school names and dealing with different format of the data from year to year is where the work comes in. For 2020 I did all that and created a series of pivot tables so you can quickly analyze the data and view it in mutiple ways, like network, time slot, connection at that time slot, etc.
I have only put in the work for 2020 because it was the current year when I started moving it to a spreadsheet week by week. I may go back and grab historical data, but that sounds more like a winter taskPsyclone, more like Psycho.
So you have all this data yet you still believe a premise that makes no sense?
In other words….you didn’t do historical data because it would prove Iowa’s tv ratings are better than ISU.I have only put in the work for 2020 because it was the current year when I started moving it to a spreadsheet week by week. I may go back and grab historical data, but that sounds more like a winter task
That's a lot of work for data that any rational person would deem worthless due to the strange circumstances and ridiculously small sample size. Cool that it fits you're narrative, bummer that the people making decisions won't be that myopic.I know where the data is. Its turning it into a database with consistent school names and dealing with different format of the data from year to year is where the work comes in. For 2020 I did all that and created a series of pivot tables so you can quickly analyze the data and view it in mutiple ways, like network, time slot, connection at that time slot, etc.
I consider…how hilarious this thread will be to look at after the B1G officially invites ISU…so much fodder…so fun. My god…the meltdown will be existential. Luckily, I’m a very patient person…a few months will go by very quickly…it’s going to be well worth the wait!
Only a delusional cyclone fan would take one small data sample and project it out as a factual representation. Then again……they win 9 games last season and now they are an elite program that are national championship contenders and other P5 conferences are in a bidding war to get them to join.That's a lot of work for data that any rational person would deem worthless due to the strange circumstances and ridiculously small sample size. Cool that it fits you're narrative, bummer that the people making decisions won't be that myopic.
Just out of curiosity on your eyeball data....how many people watched clone basketball last year compared to Iowa?I have only put in the work for 2020 because it was the current year when I started moving it to a spreadsheet week by week. I may go back and grab historical data, but that sounds more like a winter task
Here's the only numbers that matter, what is ESPN saying your worth per year w/o UT and OU? Feel free to quote old Bob on it if you need help.It may have helped Iowa State get more viewers, but it doesn't explain why Iowa's average numbers were not very good.
Lol...no, just stop.Well, they'll have to put them out on their own Presidents...both of whom will be yes votes.
Iowa has beaten Iowa State 5 times in a row. That means they will continue to beat Iowa State every time. Those are FACTS! RAW DATA DOESN'T LIE! I am only using the last 5 meetings because that is when I started to examine the data.I have only put in the work for 2020 because it was the current year when I started moving it to a spreadsheet week by week. I may go back and grab historical data, but that sounds more like a winter task
Lol...you don’t know shit.I consider…how hilarious this thread will be to look at after the B1G officially invites ISU…so much fodder…so fun. My god…the meltdown will be existential. Luckily, I’m a very patient person…a few months will go by very quickly…it’s going to be well worth the wait!
I think it was about something people wish would happen, but there really isn't a snowball's chance in hell of that coming true.This one needs to go on every page in this thread. What were we talking about again?
I am using one year of data, because that's what I started collecting at the beginning of last year. At that time I had no idea how the numbers would turn out or even if we were going to have a full season, which we pretty much did.
Lol...you don’t know shit.
Just like he won't post the numbers from their game on CBS Sports or the uni game after they are over even though more people have CBS Sports than btn.In response I’ve asked multiple times. What were the number like in 19’, 18’ or the previous 5-10 years? Funny never a response. I wonder why???
Let's post game by game ratings as the season goes on. It will be fun.You can't win an argument if you avoid the facts. Or in this case the data. You can try to explain why things are the way they are, but you can't argue with the raw data. We don't need to go down this road again as it's been widely discussed in other threads.
It is amazing.This is a reoccurring theme with that fan base. A 9-3 season punctuated with a NY6 bowl win over an overage Oregon team who finished 4-3 and Iowa State is now royalty in college football. Pfffft.
At least delusional Nebraska fans can fall back on once being a national powerhouse. Iowa State is one of the worst P5 football programs in college football history. Lol. Unbelievable.
Ummm…I take it statistics wasn’t a strong subject for you growing up? What the hell is this!!??I have only put in the work for 2020 because it was the current year when I started moving it to a spreadsheet week by week. I may go back and grab historical data, but that sounds more like a winter task
No that is not why. I started 2020 early in the season with no idea of the result. I was most interested in how FS1 affected ratings when I started.In other words….you didn’t do historical data because it would prove Iowa’s tv ratings are better than ISU.
I'm not trying to score any points. I was just trying to correct some statements by providing some facts.Goddamn, you guys are desperate to score any nominal point with Iowa fans.
Get a life. Jeezus.
Our Rivals board is only for subscribers.How many Iowa fans are trolling on your forum currently? I honestly don't know because I have never posted on another team's board.
Why did you capitalize “great” in referencing iswho football?1. Because they want to…more GREAT football inventory generally means more money and eyeballs.
2. If Fox pays everyone the same amount they are getting now, then they aren’t taking a pay cut.
3. Added teams will bring 30-50 million with them for the conference as money taken from the Big 12/OUUT settlement. That’s 60-100 million essentially transferred from ESPN to Fox.