Official Camellia Bowl Thread - App State vs Ohio University

[93henfan]

Congrats to the Apps on showing Marshall how to transition

I'm not sure I get that comment. Marshall's first three seasons in I-A/FBS:

1997: 10-3, conference champ in first year, lost to #22 Ole Miss by 3 in bowl, Heisman finalist (Moss)
1998: 12-1, back to back conference champ, beat Louisville in bowl
1999: 13-0, finished AP #10, 3-peat conference champ, beat BYU in bowl

[CID1990]

Congrats to the Apps on showing Marshall how to transition

I'm not sure I get that comment. Marshall's first three seasons in I-A/FBS:

1997: 10-3, conference champ in first year, lost to #22 Ole Miss by 3 in bowl, Heisman finalist (Moss)
1998: 12-1, back to back conference champ, beat Louisville in bowl
1999: 13-0, finished AP #10, 3-peat conference champ, beat BYU in bowl

so it took them one more year

work with me here

[93henfan]

I'm not sure I get that comment. Marshall's first three seasons in I-A/FBS:

1997: 10-3, conference champ in first year, lost to #22 Ole Miss by 3 in bowl, Heisman finalist (Moss)
1998: 12-1, back to back conference champ, beat Louisville in bowl
1999: 13-0, finished AP #10, 3-peat conference champ, beat BYU in bowl

so it took them one more year

work with me here

Oh, so you are counting on App St to win their conference in their second year. I see.

[CID1990]

so it took them one more year

work with me here

Oh, so you are counting on App St to win their conference in their second year. I see.

well it isnt like its the SEC

[Skjellyfetti]

Nobody gives a shit about that either.

We'll compare the ratings when they come out.

FCS Semifinal playoff ratings:

NDSU / Richmond: 741k viewers
SHSU / JSU: 256k viewers
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2015/12 ... mpionship/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



Camelia Bowl ratings:
1.85m viewers

http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/college ... v-ratings/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;




So, the two FCS semfinals added together to about half the viewers of our bowl game.

And, Georgia Southern's bowl game had 2.335m viewers...

[kalm]

We'll compare the ratings when they come out.

FCS Semifinal playoff ratings:

NDSU / Richmond: 741k viewers
SHSU / JSU: 256k viewers
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2015/12 ... mpionship/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



Camelia Bowl ratings:
1.85m viewers

http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/college ... v-ratings/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;




So, the two FCS semfinals added together to about half the viewers of our bowl game.

And, Georgia Southern's bowl game had 2.335m viewers...

Nice of you to omit the one FCS game on the mothership.

[Skjellyfetti]

I just looked up the semifinal games... I don't think there were three?

Or do you mean the championship? I thought it was on ESPN2?

Also, why only one FCS game on the mothership?

[kalm]

I just looked up the semifinal games... I don't think there were three?

Or do you mean the championship? I thought it was on ESPN2?

Also, why only one FCS game on the mothership?

NDSU's quarterfinal game was on the mothership and drew a 1.6 IIRC (posted in the other thread I think). You're usually decent with the facts, so you're excused.

FBS bowls will tend to draw more. They have a shit ton of better branding and greater promotion and exposure. No argument there, and my "nobody cares about the Camellia bowl" remark was a bit of smack so you can undo your panty wad now.

[Baldy]

I just looked up the semifinal games... I don't think there were three?

Or do you mean the championship? I thought it was on ESPN2?

Also, why only one FCS game on the mothership?

NDSU's quarterfinal game was on the mothership and drew a 1.6 IIRC (posted in the other thread I think). You're usually decent with the facts, so you're excused.

FBS bowls will tend to draw more. They have a shit ton of better branding and greater promotion and exposure. No argument there, and my "nobody cares about the Camellia bowl" remark was a bit of smack so you can undo your panty wad now.

So three FCS games, two with the defending Champs, had about the same number of viewers as Georgia Southern drew for it's Bowl game.

Good to know.

[kalm]

NDSU's quarterfinal game was on the mothership and drew a 1.6 IIRC (posted in the other thread I think). You're usually decent with the facts, so you're excused.

FBS bowls will tend to draw more. They have a shit ton of better branding and greater promotion and exposure. No argument there, and my "nobody cares about the Camellia bowl" remark was a bit of smack so you can undo your panty wad now.

So three FCS games, two with the defending Champs, had about the same number of viewers as Georgia Southern drew for it's Bowl game.

Good to know.

Or the Camellia Bowl with all of the bowl marketing and mentions across the ESPN spectrum was (barely) beat the lone FCS playoff game to make it on the mothership.

(Hint: It's supposed to)

[Baldy]

So three FCS games, two with the defending Champs, had about the same number of viewers as Georgia Southern drew for it's Bowl game.

Good to know.

Or the Camellia Bowl with all of the bowl marketing and mentions across the ESPN spectrum was (barely) beat the lone FCS playoff game to make it on the mothership.

(Hint: It's supposed to)

Oh I know...the lone football game on a Saturday afternoon at noon vs. one of only five bowl games, 2 or 3 played during the same time. It's all relative...

[kalm]

Or the Camellia Bowl with all of the bowl marketing and mentions across the ESPN spectrum was (barely) beat the lone FCS playoff game to make it on the mothership.

(Hint: It's supposed to)

Oh I know...the lone football game on a Saturday afternoon at noon vs. one of only five bowl games, 2 or 3 played during the same time. It's all relative...

Excuses, excuses...

[Skjellyfetti]

Or the Camellia Bowl with all of the bowl marketing and mentions across the ESPN spectrum was (barely) beat the lone FCS playoff game to make it on the mothership.

Well, it did beat the quarterfinal game...

...and not barely.

It beat it by about the same amount of people that watched the SHSU - JSU game. (250k)


But, the important thing is that at least you concede this now:

FBS bowls will tend to draw more. They have a shit ton of better branding and greater promotion and exposure. No argument there

[kalm]

Or the Camellia Bowl with all of the bowl marketing and mentions across the ESPN spectrum was (barely) beat the lone FCS playoff game to make it on the mothership.

Well, it did beat the quarterfinal game...

...and not barely.

It beat it by about the same amount of people that watched the SHSU - JSU game. (250k)

Gawdammit!!!

Kalm out!

[CID1990]

Or the Camellia Bowl with all of the bowl marketing and mentions across the ESPN spectrum was (barely) beat the lone FCS playoff game to make it on the mothership.

Well, it did beat the quarterfinal game...

...and not barely.

It beat it by about the same amount of people that watched the SHSU - JSU game. (250k)


But, the important thing is that at least you concede this now:

FBS bowls will tend to draw more. They have a **** ton of better branding and greater promotion and exposure. No argument there

the 250k difference was disinterested commuters in airport bars

[ASUG8]

Well, it did beat the quarterfinal game...

...and not barely.

It beat it by about the same amount of people that watched the SHSU - JSU game. (250k)


But, the important thing is that at least you concede this now:

the 250k difference was disinterested commuters in airport bars

Which game are you talking about, the SHSU game or the Camellia Bowl?