Football and baseball dominated Inscape’s latest ranking of most-watched TV programming.

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Games captured 2.66% of all live, linear minutes watched, per Inscape.

But of course football remained at the top of the ranking, per Inscape data.

NFL and college football were both miles ahead of anything else on TV last week, according to Inscape’s latest rankings

NFL RedZone breaks into top ten programs as football fans flock to TV, per Inscape.

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The NFL’s hiatus week cleared the way for college football to score big on TV, with the U.S. Open in a distant second for viewership share, per Inscape.

Sportsbook brands are growing their TV footprint, by looking at non-sports programming as well.

Five of last week’s top ten programs by watch-time were sports-related, per Inscape.

NFL remains in first place week-over-week as the preseason continues, but saw a slight decrease in watch-time, per Inscape.

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Advertisers were eager to appear alongside Women’s World Cup games this summer, even as time zone shifts posed challenges.

Preseason games captured 2.56% of all live, linear minutes watched on TV Aug. 7-13, while Little League baseball slides into second (1.31% of watch-time).

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The Pac-12 was effectively killed off last week… by TV.

The 2023 Hall of Fame game kicked off the NFL preseason on Aug. 3 and garnered enough viewership to make it into the top ten programs last week, per Inscape.

Big 12 expansion is less about pulling ahead than it is about keeping pace with a rapidly evolving TV rights environment for college football.

Games captured 1.17% of all live, linear minutes watched last week, per Inscape.

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