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NCAA Selection Sunday: Metered-Market Ratings

The following presents 56 metered-market ratings for CBS’ coverage of the ’05 NCAA “Selection Sunday Show.” Louisville posted the highest hometown number with a rating of 21.0/32. The show, which aired from 6:00-7:00pm ET March 13, received a national rating of 4.9/10, down 2% from a 5.0/10 in ’04 (Nielsen Media Research).

MEN'S NCAA "SELECTION SHOW ON CBS"
METERED-MARKET RATINGS
RANK
MARKET (MARKET SIZE)
RAT/SHR
1 Louisville (50)
21.0/32
2 Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville (29)
15.3/24
3 Indianapolis (25)
12.5/20
4 Cincinnati (33)
12.0/21
5 Columbus, OH (34)
11.4/19
6t Charlotte (28)
11.1/19
6t Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News (41)
11.1/16
8 Greensboro-High Point-Winston Salem (48)
11.0/18
9 Oklahoma City (45)
10.8/18
10 St. Louis (21)
10.2/17
11 Dayton (56)
9.6/16
12 Kansas City (31)
9.5/18
13 Pittsburgh (22)
9.3/16
14 Chicago (3)
8.6/17
15 Hartford & New Haven (27)
8.5/15
16 Tulsa (60)
7.5/13
17 Nashville (30)
7.4/13
18 Washington, DC (8)
7.3/12
19 Minneapolis-St. Paul (14)
7.2/13
20t New Orleans (43)
6.8/11
20t Ft. Myers-Naples (68)
6.8/12
22t Birmingham (40)
6.5/10
22t Memphis (44)
6.5/10
22t Baltimore (23)
6.5/11
25t Detroit (10)
6.4/11
25t Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson (35)
6.4/10
27 Richmond-Petersburg (61)
6.3/10
28 Milwaukee (32)
5.8/11
29 Buffalo (46)
5.6/9
30t Salt Lake City (36)
5.5/13
30t Cleveland-Akron (16)
5.5/9
32t Albuquerque-Santa Fe (47)
5.4/12
32t Philadelphia (4)
5.4/9
34 Atlanta (9)
5.0/9
35 Denver (18)
4.8/9
35 Knoxville (59)
4.8/8
37t Seattle-Tacoma (12)
4.1/11
37t New York (1)
4.1/8
39 Dallas-Ft. Worth (7)
3.9/7
40 Houston (11)
3.7/7
41t Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne (20)
3.3/6
41t West Palm Beach-Ft. Pierce (39)
3.3/6
41t Providence-New Bedford (49)
3.3/6
44t Los Angeles (2)
3.2/8
44t Jacksonville (52)
3.2/5
46 Austin (54)
3.1/7
47 Phoenix (15)
3.0/6
48 Boston (5)
2.9/5
49 Portland, OR (24)
2.8/7
50 San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose (6)
2.6/8
51 Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto (19)
2.5/6
52t San Antonio (37)
2.1/4
52t Tampa-St. Pete (13)
2.1/4
54 Miami-Ft. Lauderdale (17)
1.9/3
55 Las Vegas (51)
1.6/3
56 San Diego (26)
1.3/3
TOTAL 56 METERED-MARKET AVERAGE
5.7/11

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