Weekend ratings.

Football.
14.3/28: NFL on CBS, regional (1 PM Sunday)
13.8/26: NFL on FOX, Falcons/Vikings (4:15 PM Sunday)
12.9/21: Sunday Night Football on NBC, Panthers/Giants (8:30 PM Sunday)
8.0/16: NFL on FOX, regional (1 PM Sunday)
4.9: Football Night in America on NBC (7:30 PM Sunday)
3.4/8: FOX NFL Sunday (12 PM Sunday)
3.2/7: The NFL Today on CBS (12 PM Sunday)

• CBS: The 14.3 overnight for singleheader coverage on CBS Sunday was up 22% from last year, and marks the highest rating for singleheader coverage on CBS since it began airing NFL games again in 1998.
• FOX: Late game coverage on FOX, featuring Falcons/Vikings, drew a 13.8/26 overnight rating, up 1% from last year.
• NBC: Sunday Night Football drew strong numbers on the back of Panthers/Giants; the 12.9 overnight for the overtime clash of NFC titans marks a 30% increase from a 9.9 last year.

Basketball.
1.9/4: College basketball on CBS, regional (4 PM Saturday)
1.4/3: College basketball on CBS, regional (2 PM Saturday)

• Though it was a light weekend in sports television, CBS can brag that the 1.9 overnight for Purdue/Davidson on Saturday was the highest non-NFL overnight rating for any sporting event on broadcast.

Golf.
1.4/3: Golf on NBC, Chevron World Challenge, Final Round (3 PM Sunday)
1.3/3: Golf on NBC, Chevron World Challenge, Third Round (3 PM Saturday)

• Ratings tanked for what used to be the Target World Challenge. The 1.4 overnight for final round coverage on Sunday was down 33% from a 2.1 last year. Third round coverage on Saturday was down even further; the 1.3 overnight was off 41% from a 2.2 in ’07.

Extreme sports.
1.7/3: Deer Valley Celebrity Skifest on CBS (5 PM Sunday, taped)
0.9/2: Alli Winter Dew Tour on NBC, Breckenridge, Snowboard Superpipe (1 PM Sunday)
0.8/2: Alli Winter Dew Tour on NBC, Breckenridge, Ski Slopestyle (1:03 PM Saturday)
0.6/1: LG Action Sports Championships on CBS (1 PM Saturday)

• The 1.7 overnight for the Deer Valley Celebrity Skifest was no doubt fueled by the 14.3 for its NFL lead-in. However, ratings were still down from a 1.8 last year, when the program’s NFL lead-in drew a 13.9.