Women's college basketball on TV
Wednesday, February 4 — 6 on national and conference TV, 51 streaming or regional. Tip times are Eastern.
Updated
All times ET
2 PM3 PM4 PM5 PM6 PM7 PM8 PM9 PM10 PM11 PM
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Streaming and regional 51 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.
ESPN+ 44
- FinalC Michigan at Buffalo90–59
- FinalColgate at Army35–59
- FinalSouth Florida at East Carolina62–64
- FinalMD Eastern at SC State73–53
- FinalToledo at Akron74–77
- FinalE Michigan at UMass60–75
- FinalUNC Asheville at Charleston So60–48
- FinalLoyola MD at Lehigh62–63
- FinalAmerican at Bucknell45–58
- FinalHigh Point at Winthrop88–74
- FinalSC Upstate at Presbyterian70–63
- FinalDavidson at St Bonaventure50–59
- FinalLoyola Chicago at Fordham47–42
- FinalSaint Joseph's at Rhode Island61–69
- FinalN Illinois at Ball State48–83
- FinalCleveland St at IU Indy70–78
- FinalBaylor at Cincinnati76–70
- FinalDayton at La Salle68–60
- FinalAustin Peay at North Alabama50–55
- FinalC Arkansas at Queens64–39
- FinalE Kentucky at Lipscomb61–55
- FinalApp State at Troy59–69
- FinalJames Madison at Southern Miss83–72
- FinalOld Dominion at Louisiana72–61
- FinalBowling Green at Kent State64–73
- FinalW Michigan at Ohio37–76
- FinalLafayette at Navy46–62
- Final/OTRadford at Longwood73–88
- FinalGeorgetown at Creighton62–64
- FinalVillanova at Butler67–57
- FinalXavier at St John's52–71
- FinalUtah at UCF67–57
- FinalGeorgia St at UL Monroe62–81
- FinalProvidence at Marquette61–78
- FinalBYU at Kansas60–81
- FinalHouston at TCU45–90
- FinalCharlotte at Tulane47–44
- FinalCoastal at Arkansas St70–78
- FinalGA Southern at Texas St61–57
- FinalMarshall at South Alabama69–60
- FinalKansas St at Arizona62–72
- FinalRichmond at Saint Louis92–44
- FinalOklahoma St at Arizona St69–74
- FinalWest Virginia at Colorado61–55
B1G+ 6
Summit League Network 1
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.