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College Football TV Ratings: Tracking the Top 10 most-watched teams of the 2026 season

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 15h ago

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After seeing a 9% increase in minutes viewed in 2025, college football is looking to see TV ratings continue their upward trajectory in 2026. Nielsen has also unveiled its official list of most-watched teams. Nielsen ranked the Top 10 teams based on…

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