The numbers are in, and one of the largest audiences to ever watch the sport of volleyball on the ESPN family of networks tuned in to watch Texas A&M's big sweep of defending national finalist Kentucky on Sunday in Lexington.
An audience of over half a million tuned in to the game on ABC, making it the eighth-most watched regular-season volleyball match on the network's record.
This, of course, follows on the heels of over 1.4 million tuning in last December to watch the Aggies take down the Wildcats--again via a sweep--for the program's first national championship.
It marked the second most-watched NCAA volleyball championship ever.
Texas A&M is in the midst of a huge week as they look to move up the SEC standings, hosting 6th-ranked Tennessee Friday night (6:30 p.m., SEC Network +) before another massive network broadcast on Sunday against rival and 14th-ranked Texas in Austin (12 p.m., ABC).
