College basketball schedule
Thursday, November 28 — 22 games. Tip times are Eastern.
Thursday, November 2822 games
- 12:30 AMHouston CougarsHouston at Notre Dame Fighting IrishNotre DameTBS
- 12:00 PMMinnesota Golden GophersMinnesota at Wichita State ShockersWichita StESPN2
- 12:00 PMWest Virginia MountaineersWest Virginia at Louisville CardinalsLouisvilleESPN
- 2:00 PMUT Arlington MavericksUT Arlington at Rhode Island RamsRhode Island
- 2:30 PMFlorida GatorsFlorida at Wake Forest Demon DeaconsWake ForestESPN
- 2:30 PMGonzaga BulldogsGonzaga at Indiana HoosiersIndianaESPN2
- 3:00 PMNC State WolfpackNC State at Purdue BoilermakersPurdueFS1
- 3:00 PMUtah Valley WolverinesUtah Valley at North Dakota State BisonN Dakota StESPN+
- 4:00 PMSanta Clara BroncosSanta Clara at TCU Horned FrogsTCUtruTV
- 4:00 PMIllinois Fighting IlliniIllinois at Arkansas RazorbacksArkansasCBS
- 5:00 PMArizona WildcatsArizona at Oklahoma SoonersOklahomaESPN
- 5:30 PMBYU CougarsBYU at Ole Miss RebelsOle MissFS1
- 5:30 PMUtah State AggiesUtah State at St. Bonaventure BonniesSt BonaventureESPN2
- 6:30 PMWashington HuskiesWashington at Colorado State RamsColorado SttruTV
- 7:00 PMNorthwestern WildcatsNorthwestern at Butler BulldogsButlerCBSSN
- 7:30 PMKennesaw State OwlsKennesaw St at UC Irvine AnteatersUC IrvineESPN+
- 7:58 PMDavidson WildcatsDavidson at Providence FriarsProvidenceESPN2
- 8:00 PMNorthern Iowa PanthersNorthern Iowa at North Texas Mean GreenNorth TexasESPNU
- 9:00 PMSaint Mary's GaelsSaint Mary's at USC TrojansUSCtruTV
- 9:30 PMMississippi State BulldogsMississippi St at UNLV RebelsUNLVCBSSN
- 9:55 PMKent State Golden FlashesKent State at Towson TigersTowsonESPN+
- 11:30 PMArizona State Sun DevilsArizona St at New Mexico LobosNew MexicotruTV
One night at a time, and that's a constraint rather than a choice: a college month runs 1,250 to 1,560 games, which is past the row ceiling a single query can return. A night is 47 games on average and 170 at the busiest, so a date is both safe and the unit the schedule is actually keyed on.
Games against Division II and III opponents are here. They arrive from ESPN looking exactly like a conference game — nothing in the feed marks them — and they count on the D1 team's record, so leaving them off would be the wrong kind of tidy. Conference tournaments and the November multi-team events are here too.
Networks show up where they've been announced, which for most games is close to tip rather than months out. Looking for a specific program? All 365 are listed by conference.