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2024 College Football TV Ratings: SEC Rules the Show

College Football rules Saturdays during the fall, but when it comes to the TV ratings, which teams were featured most? That and more in our full CFB TV Ratings for 2024.

By Cam Mellor

January 3, 2025

We know it just means more in the South, but when it comes to TV ratings, does the common catchphrase from the SEC actually hold weight? According to the official TV ratings from the 2024 college football season, the SEC more than holds their own as the most-watched conference in all of football.

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College Football TV Ratings, 2024

Using the Nielsen viewership totals available from a variety of different sites, we’ve pulled together the most comprehensive list of TV ratings for every major category you could think of in college football. Find below all the data from the most-watched broadcasts to the least-watched channels, and everything in between.

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Feel free to use this table of contents to click through each section of TV ratings.

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Highest-Viewed College Football Games

Saturday, Dec. 7, Georgia vs. Texas: 16,630,000 viewers
- SEC Championship
Sunday, Dec. 21, Tennessee vs. Ohio State: 14,680,000 viewers
- College Football Playoff
Saturday, Dec. 20, Indiana vs. Notre Dame: 13,390,000 viewers
- College Football Playoff
Saturday, Oct. 19, Georgia vs. Texas: 13,191,000 viewers
- Week 8
Saturday, Nov. 30, Michigan vs. Ohio State: 12,300,000 viewers
- Week 14
Saturday, Sep. 28, Georgia vs. Alabama: 11,990,000 viewers
- Week 5
Saturday, Dec. 7, Oregon vs. Penn State: 10,500,000 viewers
- Big Ten Championship
Saturday, Oct. 19, Alabama vs. Tennessee: 10,232,000 viewers
- Week 8
Saturday, Nov. 16, Tennessee vs. Georgia: 9,960,000 viewers
- Week 12
Saturday, Nov. 2, Ohio State vs. Penn State: 9,940,000 viewers
- Week 10
Saturday, Oct. 12, Ohio State vs. Oregon: 9,602,000 viewers
- Week 7

Most-Viewed College Football Game Per Week

Featured in our most-viewed games per week are the top five games by number of total viewers. In the case of Week 0, only four games were aired, so they are all on there.

Week 0

Saturday, Aug. 24, Florida State vs. Georgia Tech: 4,990,000 viewers
Saturday, Aug. 24, Florida A&M vs. Norfolk State: 1,290,000 viewers
Saturday, Aug. 24, North Alabama vs. SE Missouri St.: 672,000 viewers
Saturday, Aug. 24, Montana State vs. New Mexico: 506,000 viewers

Week 1

Sunday, Sep. 1, USC vs. LSU: 8,620,000 viewers
Saturday, Aug. 31, Notre Dame vs. Texas A&M: 7,920,000 viewers
Saturday, Aug. 31, Clemson vs. Georgia: 7,580,000 viewers
Saturday, Aug. 31, Miami vs. Florida: 6,350,000 viewers
Thursday, Aug. 29, North Dakota State vs. Colorado: 4,760,000 viewers

Week 2

Saturday, Sep. 7, Texas vs. Michigan: 9,190,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 7, Colorado vs. Nebraska: 5,670,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 7, Northern Illinois vs. Notre Dame: 3,930,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 7, Tennessee vs. NC State: 2,960,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 7, Arkansas vs. Oklahoma State: 2,800,000 viewers

Week 3

Saturday, Sep. 14, Georgia vs. Kentucky: 6,600,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 14, Alabama vs. Wisconsin: 5,030,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 14, LSU vs. South Carolina: 4,940,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 14, Texas A&M vs. Florida: 4,800,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 14, Colorado vs. Colorado State: 3,250,000 viewers

Week 4

Saturday, Sep. 21, USC vs. Michigan: 6,320,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 21, Tennessee vs. Oklahoma: 6,270,000 viewers
Friday, Sep. 20, Illinois vs. Nebraska: 4,210,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 21, Marshall vs. Ohio State: 3,960,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 21, Baylor vs. Colorado: 3,640,000 viewers

Week 5

Saturday, Sep. 28, Georgia vs. Alabama: 11,990,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 28, Oklahoma vs. Auburn: 5,040,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 28, Colorado vs. UCF: 4,170,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 28, Kentucky vs. Ole Miss: 3,990,000 viewers
Saturday, Sep. 28, Minnesota vs. Michigan: 3,600,000 viewers

Week 6

Saturday, Oct. 5, Tennessee vs. Arkansas: 5,291,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 5, Auburn vs. Georgia: 4,925,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 5, Iowa vs. Ohio State: 4,461,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 5, Michigan vs. Washington: 4,039,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 5, Missouri vs. Texas A&M: 3,266,000 viewers

Week 7

Saturday, Oct. 12, Ohio State vs. Oregon: 9,602,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 12, Oklahoma vs. Texas: 7,625,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 12, Alabama vs. South Carolina: 5,997,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 12, Penn State vs. USC: 4,277,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 12, Ole Miss vs. LSU: 4,244,000 viewers

Week 8

Saturday, Oct. 19, Georgia vs. Texas: 13,191,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 19, Alabama vs. Tennessee: 10,232,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 19, Miami vs. Louisville: 4,073,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 19, Indiana vs. Nebraska: 3,177,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 19, Michigan vs. Illinois: 3,010,000 viewers

Week 9

Saturday, Oct. 26, Nebraska vs. Ohio State: 5,956,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 26, Missouri vs. Alabama: 5,542,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 26, LSU vs. Texas A&M: 5,062,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 26, Penn State vs. Wisconsin: 3,500,000 viewers
Saturday, Oct. 26, Notre Dame vs. Navy: 2,791,000 viewers

Week 10

Saturday, Nov. 2, Ohio State vs. Penn State: 9,940,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 2, Florida vs. Georgia: 6,970,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 2, Texas A&M vs. South Carolina: 5,561,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 2, Wisconsin vs. Iowa: 2,734,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 2, Duke vs. Miami: 1,960,000 viewers

Week 11

Saturday, Nov. 9, Alabama vs. LSU: 7,900,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 9, Georgia vs. Mississippi: 7,080,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 9, Michigan vs. Indiana: 4,390,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 9, Florida vs. Texas: 3,700,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 9, Colorado vs. Texas Tech: 3,680,000 viewers

Week 12

Saturday, Nov. 16, Tennessee vs. Georgia: 9,960,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 16, LSU vs. Florida: 6,020,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 16, Texas vs. Arkansas: 4,560,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 16, Oregon vs. Wisconsin: 4,120,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 16, Utah vs. Colorado: 4,000,000 viewers

Week 13

Saturday, Nov. 23, Indiana vs. Ohio State: 9,320,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 23, Alabama vs. Oklahoma: 6,980,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 23, Colorado vs. Kansas: 6,220,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 23, Kentucky vs. Texas: 4,470,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 23, Army vs. Notre Dame: 3,890,000 viewers

Week 14

Saturday, Nov. 30, Michigan vs. Ohio State: 12,300,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 30, Texas vs. Texas A&M: 9,450,000 viewers
Friday, Nov. 29, Georgia Tech vs. Georgia: 8,470,000 viewers
Saturday, Nov. 30, Auburn vs. Alabama: 7,160,000 viewers
Friday, Nov. 29, Mississippi St. vs. Mississippi: 4,330,000 viewers

Championship Week

Saturday, Dec. 7, Georgia vs. Texas: 16,630,000 viewers
Saturday, Dec. 7, Oregon vs. Penn State: 10,500,000 viewers
Saturday, Dec. 7, Arizona State vs. Iowa State: 6,900,000 viewers
Saturday, Dec. 7, Clemson vs. SMU: 5,980,000 viewers
Friday, Dec. 6, Boise State vs. UNLV: 3,010,000 viewers

College Football Playoffs

Sunday, Dec. 21, Tennessee vs. Ohio State: 14,680,000 viewers
Saturday, Dec. 20, Indiana vs. Notre Dame: 13,390,000 viewers
Sunday, Dec. 21, Clemson vs. Texas: 8,900,000 viewers
Sunday, Dec. 21, SMU vs. Penn State: 6,600,000 viewers

Bowl Games

Sunday, Dec. 28, BYU vs. Colorado: 8,000,000 viewers
Sunday, Dec. 28, Iowa State vs. Miami: 6,790,000 viewers
Saturday, Dec. 27, Arkansas vs. Texas Tech: 4,210,000 viewers
Sunday, Dec. 28, Nebraska vs. Boston College: 4,190,000 viewers
Saturday, Dec. 27, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia Tech: 4,050,000 viewers

Most-Viewed College Football Days

Saturday is king, obviously, but with midweek MACtion and Conference USA dominating the middle of the weeks in October, which day actually had the most viewers?

Saturday: 710,608,000 viewers
Friday: 84,047,000 viewers
Sunday: 67,370,000 viewers
Thursday: 17,196,000 viewers
Wednesday: 5,879,000 viewers
Tuesday: 4,964,000 viewers
Monday: 4,440,000 viewers

With the volume of games on Saturdays, the first day of the weekend actually didn’t hold the highest average viewers. That belongs to the special Sunday CFB games.

Monday: 4,440,000 viewers (1 broadcast to date)
Sunday: 4,210,625 viewers (16 broadcasts to date)
Saturday: 1,915,385 viewers (371 broadcasts to date)
Friday: 1,616,288 viewers (52 broadcasts to date)
Thursday: 716,500 viewers (24 broadcasts to date)
Wednesday: 489,917 viewers (12 broadcasts to date)
Tuesday: 354,571 viewers (14 broadcasts to date)

Most-Viewed College Football Week

The highest-viewed weeks of college football are quite telling.

Week 14: 77,795,000 viewers
Week 1: 68,529,000 viewers
Bowl Games: 59,621,000 viewers
Week 8: 55,251,000 viewers
Week 7: 53,701,000 viewers
Week 13: 52,628,000 viewers
Week 5: 51,447,000 viewers
Week 4: 50,662,000 viewers
Week 11: 50,319,000 viewers
Week 12: 48,398,000 viewers
Week 3: 48,397,000 viewers
Week 2: 47,054,000 viewers
Conference Championships: 46,542,000 viewers
Week 9: 46,217,000 viewers
Week 6: 45,504,000 viewers
College Football Playoffs: 43,570,000 viewers
Week 10: 38,461,000 viewers
Week 0: 7,458,000 viewers

But it makes a bit more sense when you look at average total viewers.

College Football Playoffs: 10,892,500 average viewers
Conference Championships: 5,817,750 average viewers
Bowl Games: 2,484,208 average viewers
Week 14: 2,222,714 average viewers
Week 5: 1,905,444 average viewers
Week 0: 1,864,500 average viewers
Week 13: 1,814,758 average viewers
Week 11: 1,735,137 average viewers
Week 12: 1,728,500 average viewers
Week 1: 1,671,439 average viewers
Week 7: 1,627,303 average viewers
Week 8: 1,625,029 average viewers
Week 3: 1,561,193 average viewers
Week 4: 1,535,212 average viewers
Week 2: 1,517,870 average viewers
Week 9: 1,490,870 average viewers
FCS Playoffs: 1,475,000 average viewers
Week 6: 1,467,870 average viewers
Week 10: 1,098,885 average viewers

Most-Viewed College Football Conferences

The most-viewed conferences are led by the two, you would likely guess.

SEC: 589,013,000 viewers
Big Ten: 471,700,000 viewers
Big 12: 248,579,000 viewers
ACC: 208,503,000 viewers
AAC: 48,996,000 viewers
Ind.: 46,375,000 viewers
Mountain West: 39,959,000 viewers
MAC: 21,991,000 viewers
Sun Belt: 18,626,000 viewers
FCS: 17,889,000 viewers
Pac-12: 13,223,000 viewers
Regional Broadcasts: 9,638,000 viewers
Conference USA: 9,258,000 viewers
Ivy League: 900,000 viewers
DII: 31,000 viewers

But if you look at it from the average viewer’s perspective, the picture becomes clearer.

SEC: 4,750,105 average viewers
Ind.: 3,312,500 average viewers
Big Ten: 2,563,587 average viewers
ACC: 1,782,077 average viewers
Big 12: 1,525,025 average viewers
Pac-12: 881,533 average viewers
Regional Broadcasts: 688,429 average viewers
MAC: 646,794 average viewers
Mountain West: 624,359 average viewers
AAC: 620,203 average viewers
FCS: 425,929 average viewers
Sun Belt: 358,192 average viewers
Conference USA: 342,889 average viewers
Ivy League: 112,500 average viewers
DII: 31,000 average viewers

Most-Viewed College Football Teams

Whether an away or home team, we’ve totaled up the viewers of each team and broken that out into the top teams with the most viewers this season. More broadcasts certainly help, but we’ve also broken it out into an average look below the top teams here.

Georgia: 93,484,000 viewers
Texas: 81,036,000 viewers
Ohio State: 80,279,000 viewers
Alabama: 65,261,000 viewers
Tennessee: 57,848,000 viewers
Colorado: 54,323,000 viewers
Michigan: 49,092,000 viewers
Penn State: 45,882,000 viewers
Notre Dame: 43,856,000 viewers
Texas A&M: 43,139,000 viewers
LSU: 42,962,000 viewers
Florida: 40,783,000 viewers
Oregon: 40,092,000 viewers
Oklahoma: 36,493,000 viewers
Clemson: 35,248,000 viewers
USC: 34,728,000 viewers
Nebraska: 34,508,000 viewers
Indiana: 34,480,000 viewers
Miami: 33,686,000 viewers
Auburn: 25,944,000 viewers
Iowa State: 25,764,000 viewers
Wisconsin: 25,395,000 viewers
Georgia Tech: 24,782,000 viewers
Arkansas: 23,346,000 viewers
South Carolina: 22,946,000 viewers
Iowa: 22,272,000 viewers
BYU: 21,740,000 viewers
Kansas State: 20,131,000 viewers
Kentucky: 17,790,000 viewers
Florida State: 17,475,000 viewers
SMU: 16,676,000 viewers
UCLA: 16,331,000 viewers
Utah: 16,149,000 viewers
Illinois: 15,278,000 viewers
Texas Tech: 15,212,000 viewers
Washington: 14,651,000 viewers
Arizona State: 13,976,000 viewers
Purdue: 13,932,000 viewers
Ole Miss: 13,660,000 viewers
Minnesota: 13,194,000 viewers
Kansas: 12,926,000 viewers
Rutgers: 12,035,000 viewers
Missouri: 11,531,000 viewers
Boston College: 11,193,000 viewers
West Virginia: 10,751,000 viewers
Oklahoma State: 9,892,000 viewers
TCU: 9,720,000 viewers
Baylor: 9,414,000 viewers
Michigan State: 9,281,000 viewers
Arizona: 9,269,000 viewers

Highest Average Viewers Per College Football Team

Georgia: 8,498,545 average viewers
Texas: 7,366,909 average viewers
Ohio State: 6,689,916 average viewers
Alabama: 6,526,100 average viewers
Tennessee: 6,427,555 average viewers
Texas A&M: 4,793,222 average viewers
LSU: 4,773,555 average viewers
Penn State: 4,588,200 average viewers
Kentucky: 4,447,500 average viewers
Colorado: 4,178,692 average viewers
Michigan: 4,091,000 average viewers
Oklahoma: 4,054,777 average viewers
Notre Dame: 3,986,909 average viewers
Florida: 3,707,545 average viewers
Indiana: 3,448,000 average viewers
Oregon: 3,341,000 average viewers
South Carolina: 3,278,000 average viewers
Auburn: 3,243,000 average viewers
Clemson: 3,204,363 average viewers
Nebraska: 3,137,090 average viewers
Georgia Tech: 3,097,750 average viewers
Miami: 3,062,363 average viewers
USC: 2,894,000 average viewers
Missouri: 2,882,750 average viewers
Arkansas: 2,594,000 average viewers

Most Total Broadcasts Per College Football Team

Let’s break down the amount of times each team was featured on a national broadcast, either total, as an away team, or as the home team.

Important to note, neutral sites are baked in here, and will be calculated as to which team earned the ‘home status’ for those neutral sites.

Most Total Broadcasts

1) Colorado: 13 times
1) Kansas State: 13 times
1) Arizona State: 13 times
4) Ohio State: 12 times
4) Michigan: 12 times
4) Oregon: 12 times
4) USC: 12 times
4) Iowa State: 12 times
4) Wisconsin: 12 times
10) Georgia: 11 times
10) Texas: 11 times
10) Notre Dame: 11 times
10) Florida: 11 times
10) Clemson: 11 times
10) Nebraska: 11 times
10) Miami: 11 times
10) Iowa: 11 times
10) BYU: 11 times
10) UCLA: 11 times
10) Texas Tech: 11 times
10) West Virginia: 11 times
10) Tulane: 11 times
23) Alabama: 10 times
23) Penn State: 10 times
23) Indiana: 10 times
23) Purdue: 10 times
23) Rutgers: 10 times
23) Oklahoma State: 10 times
23) Baylor: 10 times
23) Northwestern: 10 times

Most Total Broadcasts As Home Team

1) Ohio State: 9 times
2) Michigan: 8 times
2) Texas: 8 times
4) Colorado: 7 times
4) Iowa State: 7 times
4) Wisconsin: 7 times
4) Notre Dame: 7 times
4) Nebraska: 7 times
4) Texas Tech: 7 times
4) West Virginia: 7 times

Most Total Broadcasts As Away Team

1) Kansas State: 8 times
2) Arizona State: 7 times
2) USC: 7 times
2) Clemson: 7 times
5) Colorado: 6 times
5) Oregon: 6 times
5) Florida: 6 times
5) Miami: 6 times
5) BYU: 6 times
5) UCLA: 6 times
5) Tulane: 6 times
5) Purdue: 6 times
5) Baylor: 6 times
5) Tennessee: 6 times
5) Kansas: 6 times
5) Navy: 6 times
5) Army: 6 times
5) Cincinnati: 6 times
5) Marshall: 6 times

Ranking College Football Teams by Most Views Per Home Game

We have the figures for how many times a team was viewed per their status as the home team. You better believe, the more times you have a home game, the more times you’ll be viewed, so that’s also why we broke that down by average.

Most Views At Home Stadium

Ohio State: 58,847,000 viewers
Texas: 57,836,000 viewers
Georgia: 37,993,000 viewers
Penn State: 33,315,000 viewers
Texas A&M: 30,248,000 viewers
Colorado: 29,312,000 viewers
Notre Dame: 29,273,000 viewers
Alabama: 29,122,000 viewers
LSU: 25,584,000 viewers
Michigan: 25,353,000 viewers

Highest Average Views At Home Stadium

Texas: 7,229,500 average home game viewers
Ohio State: 6,538,556 average home game viewers
Georgia: 6,332,167 average home game viewers
Alabama: 5,824,400 average home game viewers
Penn State: 5,552,500 average home game viewers
LSU: 5,116,800 average home game viewers
Texas A&M: 5,041,333 average home game viewers
Tennessee: 5,025,667 average home game viewers
Kentucky: 4,665,000 average home game viewers
Florida: 4,554,000 average home game viewers

Most Views Per Time Slot

There were 28 unique time slots for college football games to air this season. As common as the ‘noon games’ are in college football, there were nearly as many 3:30 p.m. ET and 7:30 p.m. ET games as there were 12:00 p.m. ET games. Let’s break down all the numbers.

Most Views Per Kickoff Time

7:30 PM: 219,630,000 viewers
12:00 PM: 217,209,000 viewers
3:30 PM: 201,329,000 viewers
8:00 PM: 89,315,000 viewers
7:00 PM: 47,925,000 viewers
4:00 PM: 43,960,000 viewers
10:30 PM: 19,403,000 viewers
9:00 PM: 15,565,000 viewers
10:15 PM: 8,786,000 viewers
11:00 PM: 5,535,000 viewers
10:00 PM: 4,470,000 viewers
5:30 PM: 3,500,000 viewers
11:00 AM: 2,877,000 viewers
6:30 PM: 2,680,000 viewers
2:00 PM: 2,560,000 viewers
2:30 PM: 1,320,000 viewers
9:15 PM: 1,287,000 viewers
2:15 PM: 1,220,000 viewers
3:00 PM: 1,207,000 viewers
4:30 PM: 974,000 viewers
5:45 PM: 886,000 viewers
6:00 PM: 885,000 viewers
8:30 PM: 507,000 viewers
8:09 PM: 434,000 viewers
5:00 PM: 378,000 viewers
9:45 PM: 248,000 viewers
9:30 PM: 244,000 viewers

Average Views Per Kickoff Time

5:30 PM: 3,500,000 average viewers
7:30 PM: 2,614,643 average viewers
2:00 PM: 2,560,000 average viewers
3:30 PM: 2,262,124 average viewers
8:00 PM: 2,232,875 average viewers
12:00 PM: 2,029,991 average viewers
4:00 PM: 1,690,769 average viewers
10:15 PM: 1,464,333 average viewers
11:00 AM: 1,438,500 average viewers
2:30 PM: 1,320,000 average viewers
2:15 PM: 1,220,000 average viewers
11:00 PM: 1,107,000 average viewers
10:30 PM: 1,077,944 average viewers
9:00 PM: 1,037,667 average viewers
5:45 PM: 886,000 average viewers
7:00 PM: 812,288 average viewers
10:00 PM: 745,000 average viewers
9:15 PM: 643,500 average viewers
4:30 PM: 487,000 average viewers
6:30 PM: 446,667 average viewers
8:09 PM: 434,000 average viewers
3:00 PM: 402,333 average viewers
6:00 PM: 295,000 average viewers
8:30 PM: 253,500 average viewers
9:45 PM: 248,000 average viewers
9:30 PM: 244,000 average viewers
5:00 PM: 189,000 average viewers

Amount of Broadcasts Per Time Slot

12:00 PM: 107 broadcasts
3:30 PM: 89 broadcasts
7:30 PM: 84 broadcasts
7:00 PM: 59 broadcasts
8:00 PM: 40 broadcasts
4:00 PM: 26 broadcasts
10:30 PM: 18 broadcasts
9:00 PM: 15 broadcasts
10:15 PM: 6 broadcasts
10:00 PM: 6 broadcasts
6:30 PM: 6 broadcasts
11:00 PM: 5 broadcasts
3:00 PM: 3 broadcasts
6:00 PM: 3 broadcasts
11:00 AM: 2 broadcasts
9:15 PM: 2 broadcasts
4:30 PM: 2 broadcasts
8:30 PM: 2 broadcasts
5:00 PM: 2 broadcasts
5:30 PM: 1 broadcast
2:00 PM: 1 broadcast
2:30 PM: 1 broadcast
2:15 PM: 1 broadcast
5:45 PM: 1 broadcast
8:09 PM: 1 broadcast
9:45 PM: 1 broadcast
9:30 PM: 1 broadcast

Most College Football Views By Channel

Using the data at hand, we also analyzed each channel for their total (and average) college football views. For games broadcast on multiple channels, those got their own separate category below.

It’s important to note that in these numbers, the SEC Network, ACC Network, CBS Sports Network, ESPN+, and Peacock numbers were not readily available.

Most Viewers Per Alt-Broadcasts

ABC & ESPN: 16,630,000 viewers (1 broadcast)
TNT, TBS, truTV: 15,500,000 viewers (2 broadcasts)
ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU: 14,680,000 viewers (1 broadcast)
ABC, ESPN, ESPN2: 13,390,000 viewers (1 broadcast)
ABC+: 9,960,000 viewers (1 broadcast)
ESPNU (altcast): 88,000 viewers (1 broadcast)

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