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NCAA women's semifinals drew third-biggest viewing audience of last 30 years

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The women’s national semifinals drew the third-biggest viewing audience over the last 30 years. ESPN PR shared the numbers on its X (formerly Twitter) account on Saturday. South Carolina’s win over Texas averaged 3.6 million viewers, peaking at 4.6 million. UConn’s win over UCLA, meanwhile, averaged 4.1 million and peaked at 4.7. Collectively, that made the semifinals the third-most watched since 1995. Individually, they were the ninth and fifth…
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NCAA women's semifinals drew third-biggest viewing audience of last 30 years

The women’s national semifinals drew the third-biggest viewing audience over the last 30 years. ESPN PR shared the numbers on its X (formerly Twitter) account on Saturday. South Carolina’s win over Texas averaged 3.6 million viewers, peaking at 4.6 million. UConn’s win over UCLA, meanwhile, averaged 4.1 million and peaked at 4.7. Collectively, that made the semifinals the third-most watched since 1995. Individually, they were the ninth and fifth…

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Women’s Final Four Delivers Nearly 4M Viewers, Still 64% Drop

The two matchups drew 3.9 million viewers, the third-most-watched semifinal in history, but still down from 10.8 million last year.

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Women's Final Four down big from record heights, still third-best in ESPN era

The following article "Women’s Final Four down big from record heights, still third-best in ESPN era" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. Viewership for the NCAA Women’s Final Four came nowhere close to last year’s historic levels, but still remained among the highest in the 30 years ESPN has carried the event. Friday’s NCAA women’s basketball national semifinals averaged 3.9 million viewers across the ESPN networks, per Nielsen fast-nati…

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