Women's college basketball on TV
Sunday, November 17 — 6 on national and conference TV, 58 streaming or regional, 1 with no network listed yet. Tip times are Eastern.
Updated
Streaming and regional 58 games
No grid row for these. ESPN+ and the conference apps run dozens deep on a busy night, and a lane per network would swamp the guide.
- FinalHarvard at Maine83–41
- FinalDenver at High Point55–63
- FinalLehigh at Brown62–55
- FinalTennessee St at Dayton58–76
- FinalAustin Peay at Miami OH52–59
- FinalBradley at C Michigan66–57
- FinalNJIT at FGCU53–73
- FinalPitt at Binghamton61–56
- FinalNotre Dame at Lafayette91–55
- FinalSt John's at Rhode Island60–45
- FinalUT Rio Grande at South Florida45–57
- FinalNC A&T at Mercer38–46
- FinalN Kentucky at Toledo73–76
- FinalGardner-Webb at James Madison69–102
- FinalTexas A&M-CC at Baylor42–65
- FinalMorgan St at UMBC72–81
- FinalAlabama at UL Monroe75–52
- FinalIowa at Drake86–73
- FinalLipscomb at Morehead St71–53
- FinalNorth Alabama at Kansas64–81
- FinalSam Houston at Rice60–65
- FinalHou Christian at Houston52–54
- FinalAlcorn St at MTSU48–80
- FinalOhio State at Belmont67–63
- FinalLe Moyne at Illinois St55–71
- FinalSaint Louis at S Indiana59–71
- FinalOral Roberts at Tulsa67–56
- FinalSE Missouri at E Kentucky61–89
- FinalUC Davis at Montana St59–77
- FinalUtah State at N Colorado57–85
- FinalWyoming at Gonzaga51–62
- FinalWashington at Montana68–82
- FinalOregon St at Arizona St60–79
- FinalPortland at E Washington74–62
- FinalN Arizona at Pacific68–63
- FinalLong Beach St at Sacramento St69–68
- FinalFresno St at UC San Diego65–53
- FinalSan José St at Santa Barbara76–86
- FinalMichigan St at W Michigan79–42
- FinalHofstra at Manhattan49–62
- FinalGeorge Mason at Marshall69–56
- FinalFisk at Samford61–112
- FinalSouthern at Colorado45–65
1 game has no network listed yet. ESPN assigns most college broadcasts close to tip — so these fill in rather than staying blank.
The grid is linear TV by network and tip time. ESPN+ and the regional networks sit in the list under it, because a lane per network would swamp the guide on a busy night.
ESPN assigns most college broadcasts close to tip, so a thin grid days out is normal. The AP rank sits in front of a ranked team. The full poll and the Coaches Poll are their own page, and the schedule has every game whether it's on TV or not.