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BIG3 Week 4
Jul 12, 2026 · CBS

The fourth week of the BIG3 basketball season averaged a 0.3 rating and 596,000 viewers on CBS last weekend, flat and up 1% respectively from last year (0.3, 588K), a figure that is within the margin that can be explained by Nielsen methodological changes.

Viewership has now increased for all four BIG3 windows on CBS this season.

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BIG3 Week 3
Jul 5, 2026 · CBS

The third week of BIG3 basketball averaged a 0.3 rating and 578,000 viewers on CBS last Sunday, up 8% in viewership from week three last year (0.3, 537K). All three weeks of the BIG3 season have increased year-over-year.

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BIG3 Week 2
Jun 28, 2026 · CBS

Last weekend’s second week of the BIG3 averaged a 0.4 rating and 677,000 viewers on CBS, up a third in ratings and 23% in viewership from week two last year. Both weeks of the three-on-three basketball league have increased from a year ago despite World Cup competition (with the standard caveat regarding changes in Nielsen methodology).

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Season Premiere
Jun 20, 2026 · CBS

The season premiere of the BIG3 basketball league — including a Miami-Los Angeles game that was shortened after an altercation — averaged 560,000 viewers on CBS last weekend, on par with last year’s season average.

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Season recap
Aug 23, 2025 · CBS

Coverage of the 2025 BIG3 basketball season averaged 560,000 viewers on CBS, up 23% from last year (456K). Last weekend’s championship averaged 507,000.

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