Football fans split on TV exposure and blackouts
A 1960s survey shows 67 percent support pro football, while about one in three fans say there is too much TV exposure. A solid 64 percent favor lifting home game blackouts, risking overexposure as playoffs and a potential Superbowl climax approach. The nationwide poll surveyed 1,189 sports fans.
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Harris survey notes peak football interest in late November
The Harris sports survey shows pro football at an all time high since 1966, with peak interest in late November as baseball is off season and basketball and hockey are just starting their schedules.
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