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TELL LEXINGTON THE NFL IS ON TV! AVERAGE RATINGS FOR '98

          The following lists the average Nielsen rating for NFL     broadcasts in the top 75 U.S. markets during the '98 season.      The final numbers include only over-the-air NFL programming     and exclusively represent game telecasts (Nielsen):                          
MARKET AVG.
DMA
MARKET
AVG.
DMA
Albany
12.8
Memphis
9.7
Albuquerque
13.1
Miami/Ft. Lauderdale
12.6
Atlanta
10.7
Milwaukee
19.5
Austin
15.1
Minneapolis/St. Paul
16.7
Baltimore
9.1
Mobile/Pensacola
11.6
Birmingham
9.6
Nashville
10.4
Boston
11.8
New Orleans
15.8
Buffalo
20.1
New York
11.2
Charleston/Huntington
7.5
Norfolk/Portsmouth^
12
Charlotte
11.1
Oklahoma City
16.9
Chicago
10.7
Omaha
13.1
Cincinnati
12
Orlando
12.3
Cleveland
9.7
Philadelphia
15.3
Columbus
11.1
Phoenix
13.1
Dallas/Ft. Worth
20.7
Pittsburgh
18.2
Dayton
11.5
Portland
9.4
Denver
20.7
Providence/New Bedford
11.3
Des Moines/Ames
13.5
Raleigh-Durham
9.8
Detroit
10.9
Richmond/Petersburg
11.6
Flint/Saginaw/Bay City
8.3
Roanoke/Lynchburg
9.6
Fresno/Visalia
13.4
Sacramnto/Stkton/Modesto
14.5
Grand Rapids/Klmzo/B Crk
10.5
Salt Lake City
10.6
Green Bay-Appleton
25
San Antonio
13.8
Greensboro/Hi Pt/W-Salem
9.1
San Diego
13.4
Greenville/Spartanburg^
8.2
San Fran/Oakland/S Jose
17.4
Harrisburg/Lancaster^
11.5
Seattle/Tacoma
10.6
Hartford & New Haven
9.5
Shreveport
13.8
Honolulu
14.3
Spokane
11.8
Houston
12.7
St. Louis
10.1
Indianapolis
10.4
Syracuse
11.2
Jacksonville
18.3
Tampa/St. Pete
15.5
Kansas City
18.2
Toledo
9.8
Knoxville
7.4
Tulsa
14.4
Las Vegas
15
Washington D.C.
14.3
Lexington
5
W Palm Beach/Ft. Pierce
11.5
Little Rock/Pine Bluff
9.6
Wichita/Hutchinson Plus
14.6
Los Angeles
10.8
Wilkes Barre/Scranton
12.2
Louisville
7.3
TOTAL
12.7

 

 

NOTES: ^ = Greenville market includes Spartanburg, Asheville and Anderson. Harrisburg market includes Lancaster, Lebanon and York. Norfolk market includes Portsmouth and Newport News. -30-

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