Women's college basketball on TV
Thursday, December 3 — 10 on national and conference TV, 41 streaming or regional, 14 with no network listed yet. Tip times are Eastern.
Updated
Streaming and regional 41 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.
- 11:00 AMFairfield at Lehigh
- 11:30 AMS Indiana at MTSU
- 12:00 PMBelmont at Lipscomb
- 12:00 PMTexas Southern at Houston
- 5:00 PMChicago St at Winthrop
- 6:00 PMVTSU Johnson at New Hampshire
- 6:00 PMGreen Bay at Robert Morris
- 6:00 PMUT Rio Grande at Nicholls
- 6:30 PMMilwaukee at Youngstown St
- 6:30 PMPurdue FW at IU Indy
- 7:00 PMMount St Marys at West Virginia
- 7:00 PMTCU at Memphis
- 7:00 PMKansas City at Austin Peay
- 7:00 PMN Kentucky at Cleveland St
- 7:00 PMDetroit Mercy at Wright St
- 7:00 PMOakland at N Illinois
- 7:00 PMC Connecticut at Sacred Heart
- 7:00 PMIllinois St at E Illinois
- 7:00 PMHou Christian at SE Louisiana
- 7:00 PMDePaul at Villanova
- 7:00 PMLoyola MD at Delaware
- 7:00 PMRhode Island at Saint Joseph's
- 7:30 PMMissouri St at Kansas
- 7:30 PMNorthern Iowa at Kansas St
- 7:30 PMMiss Valley St at UL Monroe
- 7:30 PMEast Texas A&M at Lamar
- 7:30 PMIncarnate Word at McNeese
- 7:30 PMTexas A&M-CC at LSU N Orleans
- 8:00 PMUtah Tech at Weber St
- 8:00 PMCA Baptist at UC San Diego
- 8:00 PMLong Beach St at Utah Valley
- 8:00 PMColorado at Denver
- 9:00 PMPortland St at E Washington
- 9:00 PMN Colorado at Idaho
- 9:00 PMSouthern Utah at Idaho St
- 9:00 PMN Arizona at Montana
- 9:00 PMCSU Northridge at Cal Poly
- 9:00 PMBakersfield at Santa Barbara
- 9:00 PMUC Irvine at UC Riverside
- 9:30 PMFullerton at Sacramento St
- 10:00 PMSan Diego St at Santa Clara
14 games have 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.