Flo Sports

[WUPHF]

291 people watching NYU vs. Carnegie Mellon. Just 291.

[WUPHF]

356 viewers as NYU draws close to a history-making 82-game streak.  Hard to believe the problems on Friday had anything to do with NYU. 

[WUPHF]

Just thinking about the NYU numbers again. 

Probably the biggest game of the year, involving one of the world's largest universities (currently 50-60K students) and all the local and national coverage, a crazy streak that may never be broken again...

In addition to YouTube, the game was also live streamed on X and FloSports, so maybe 300 sustained viewers and maybe 600-1,000 overall on the high side.

For a tech company with a lot of Vice Presidents and 300-400 employees, it is hard to imagine that Flo is profitable.  Harder still to imagine they ever become profitable.

[Gregory Sager]

For a tech company with a lot of Vice Presidents and 300-400 employees, it is hard to imagine that Flo is profitable.  Harder still to imagine they ever become profitable.

... and even harder for me to care that they can't become profitable, because I really don't like what they are doing to D3 sports.

[CNU85]

Not that my lowly opinion accounts for anything, but I've already informed the CNU AD that if they go FLo, I'm not buying it!

[WUPHF]

... and even harder for me to care that they can't become profitable, because I really don't like what they are doing to D3 sports.

Understood.  I do not care either, but I mention it because I am not convinced that Flo Sports lives out the five year contracts they signed last summer.

[WUPHF]

From Bob Quillman... those numbers are better than I thought, still pretty terrible.


Bob Quillman
@BQuillmanQcast
Here are real @flosports
 viewership numbers from a very successful UAA MBB program.

This season vs last:

* Total viewership: ⬇️ 73%

* Top 5 games viewership: ⬇️ 70%

I continue to think limiting exposure to our programs and schools is a huge mistake...and certainly not worth the $30,000 revenue from Flo.

#d3hoops

[Ryan Scott (Hoops Fan)]

Just got the press release that the ASC is headed to Flo next year.

[Ron Boerger]

And here's the online version:  https://www.flosports.tv/2026/02/10/flosports-and-ncaa-division-iii-american-southwest-conference-asc-announce-exclusive-media-rights-partnership/