CFB TV Confirmations for 2026 Week 7 (10/15/2026-10/17/2026)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for Week 7 (10/15/26 - 10/17/26) from the (mostly) twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their scheduled games held for a six day hold for the start time and/or the TV network. The list of available TV windows are based on media websites, TV listings and press releases. They can change based on the needs of the broadcaster or the conference.

Here's what I guessed based on the available openings (they will prove to be incorrect), along with the games that have already been set.

Thursday 10/15

7:30pm ESPN: East Carolina at UAB

7:30pm ESPN2: Georgia Southern at Old Dominion

Saturday 10/17

Big Ten Six Day Hold

Penn State at Michigan - 3:30pm, CBS or FS1 

Nebraska at Oregon - 3:30pm CBS or FS1 OR 7:30pm NBC

Wisconsin at UCLA - 3:30pm CBS or FS1 OR 7:30pm NBC

12pm ABC or ESPN: Florida at Texas

12pm ABC or ESPN: Mississippi State at LSU

12pm ESPN2: Pitt at Boston College

12pm CW: Virginia at SMU

12pm TNT: Cincinnati at West Virginia

12pm FS1: Kansas at Kansas State

12pm ESPNU: Georgia State at James Madison

12pm ACCN: Charleston Southern at Clemson

12pm Peacock: Northwestern at Michigan State

12pm ESPN+: Ball State at Bowling Green

12:30pm BTN: Rutgers at Maryland

1pm ESPN+: Charlotte at Temple

1pm ESPN+: UMass at Buffalo

1:30pm ESPN+: Toledo at Eastern Michigan

3pm ESPN+: Florida A&M at Jackson State

3:30pm FOX: Arizona State at Texas Tech

3:30pm ESPN2: North Carolina at Duke

3:30pm ABC/ESPN/SECN: Auburn at Georgia

3:30pm ABC/ESPN/SECN: Missouri at Ole Miss

3:30pm ABC/ESPN/SECN: Alabama at Tennessee

3:30pm ACCN: Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech

3:30pm ESPN+: Akron at Miami (OH)

3:30pm ESPN+: Western Michigan at Central Michigan

4pm ESPNU: Illinois State at Southern Illinois

4:30pm ESPN+: Tulsa at Rice

5pm ESPN+: Troy at Louisiana

7pm ESPN: Florida State at Miami (FL)

7pm ESPN2: Arkansas at Vanderbilt

7pm FS1: TCU at Baylor

7pm ESPN+: Kent State at South Florida

7pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at Southern Miss

7:30pm ABC: Notre Dame at BYU

7:30pm FOX: Oklahoma State at Houston

7:30pm SECN: Kentucky at Oklahoma

7:30pm ACCN: Louisville at Syracuse 

8pm ESPNU: Navy at UTSA

8pm ESPN+: Louisiana Tech at ULM

10pm ESPN+: Ohio at Sacramento State

10:30pm ESPN/ESPN2: Wake Forest at California

10:30pm ESPN/ESPN2: Utah at Colorado

10:30pm FS1: New Mexico at Hawai'i

CFB TV Guesses for 2026 Week 7 (10/15/2026-10/17/2026)

Here are the games already set for television and/or webcast. Here are the known available telecast windows. 

I have done my best to list what TV windows are out there. Every listing service has a little different schedule for these networks. It is also possible that a window could be eliminated or the time of a window could shift slightly to accommodate a network's needs.

Instead of cluttering up these posts even more, I'll try to keep track of the unique conference TV arrangements and six day holds used in a separate post.  

A few notes and considerations:

* FOX's noon game was preselected (Ohio State at Indiana) per The Athletic.

* Games set for time or TV network family, but not both

• New Mexico at Hawai'i (TBA, FOX Sports)
• Illinois State at Southern Illinois (TBA, ESPN linear)
• Florida A&M at Jackson State (3pm, ESPN linear or ESPN+)
• Rutgers at Maryland (Between 12pm and 5pm, TBA)
• SEC game time slots
• Early: Mississippi State at LSU, Florida at Texas
• Afternoon: Auburn at Georgia, Missouri at Ole Miss
• Afternoon or Evening: Arkansas at Vanderbilt, Alabama at Tennessee, Kentucky at Oklahoma

* The BTN window is listed at 1pm, but it could move to 3pm if Oregon or UCLA ends up hosting on the network.  Nebraska says their match will air at 5pm or 9pm ET.  I'm thinking that the two women's volleyball matchups will be at 7pm & 9pm.  This also assumes that the Peacock window remains at 12pm.

* After FOX taking Ohio State at Indiana, I'm assuming CBS will get 2nd choice, then NBC.  I know that with the records, Penn State at Michigan doesn't look as compelling as it could based on the schools, but I expect that CBS will look for it ahead of Nebraska at Oregon and Wisconsin at UCLA.

* I deleted the early SEC window.  Felt that both early window SEC games could be on ABC and ESPN, so I dropped the SECN window.

* The SEC timeslot locking does make it a little problematic to slot Florida State at Miami (FL) and Notre Dame at BYU.  I went with the Alabama-Tennessee on ABC in primetime and because of that, based on how I slotted the SEC afternoon or evening flex games, I ended up with Florida State at Miami in the ESPN primetime slot and Notre Dame at BYU in the late evening.

* For the Big 12, I'm assuming the top choice this week was one of ESPN's four priority choices across the season for the conference and intended to use it on Notre Dame-BYU.  Pick orders aren't always alternating for a given week, so if Notre Dame-BYU isn't in late night but on ABC or ESPN in primetime, they could have that game and Utah at Colorado as the late evening game.  That would likely give FOX both Arizona State-Texas Tech & Oklahoma State-Houston.

* This day feels like a day where multiple conferences could be held up for six day holds.

Thursday 10/15

7:30pm ESPN: East Carolina at UAB

7:30pm ESPN2: Georgia Southern at Old Dominion

Saturday 10/17

12pm ABC: Florida at Texas

12pm ESPN: Mississippi State at LSU

12pm ESPN2: Pitt at Boston College

12pm CW: Louisville at Syracuse
12pm TNT: Kansas at Kansas State

12pm FS1: Cincinnati at West Virginia

12pm ESPNU: Illinois State at Southern Illinois

12pm ACCN: Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech

12pm Peacock: Rutgers at Maryland

1pm BTN: Northwestern at Michigan State

3pm ESPN+: Florida A&M at Jackson State

3:30pm ABC: Auburn at Georgia

3:30pm CBS: Penn State at Michigan

3:30pm FOX: Oklahoma State at Houston

3:30pm ESPN: Missouri at Ole Miss
3:30pm ESPN2: Virginia at SMU
3:30pm FS1: Wisconsin at UCLA

3:30pm ESPNU: Navy at UTSA

3:30pm ACCN: Wake Forest at California

4:15pm SECN: Arkansas at Vanderbilt

7pm ESPN: Florida State at Miami (FL)
7pm ESPN2: Arizona State at Texas Tech

7pm FS1: TCU at Baylor

7pm ESPNU: Georgia State at James Madison

7:30pm ABC: Alabama at Tennessee

7:30pm FOX: Utah at Colorado

7:30pm NBC: Nebraska at Oregon

7:30pm ACCN: North Carolina at Duke

7:45pm SECN: Kentucky at Oklahoma

10:15pm ESPN: Notre Dame at BYU

10:30pm FS1: New Mexico at Hawai'i

Streaming

Charleston Southern at Clemson

Charlotte at Temple

Tulsa at Rice

Kent State at South Florida
Ohio at Sacramento State

UMass at Buffalo

Ball State at Bowling Green

Western Michigan at Central Michigan

Akron at Miami (OH)

Toledo at Eastern Michigan
Arkansas State at Southern Miss

Louisiana Tech at ULM

Troy at Louisiana

CFB TV Confirmations for 2026 Week 6 (10/8/2026-10/10/2026)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for Week 6 (10/8/26 - 10/10/26) from the (mostly) twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their scheduled games held for a six day hold for the start time and/or the TV network. The list of available TV windows are based on media websites, TV listings and press releases. They can change based on the needs of the broadcaster or the conference.

Here's what I guessed based on the available openings (they will prove to be incorrect), along with the games that have already been set.

Thursday 10/8

7:30pm ESPN: South Florida at UTSA

7:30pm ESPN2: South Alabama at Arkansas State

Saturday 10/10

12pm ABC: South Carolina at Florida OR Texas A&M at Missouri

12pm FOX: Indiana at Nebraska

12pm ESPN/ESPN2: North Carolina at Pitt

12pm ESPN/ESPN2: UCF at Oklahoma State

12pm CW: Wake Forest at NC State

12pm TNT: Arizona at West Virginia

12pm ESPN+: Sacramento State at Bowling Green

12:30pm BTN: Ball State at Northwestern

12:45pm SECN: South Carolina at Florida OR Texas A&M at Missouri

1pm ESPN+: Old Dominion at App State

2pm ESPN+: Miami (OH) at UMass

3:30pm ABC: Texas vs. Oklahoma

3:30pm FOX: Houston at Kansas State

3:30pm CBS: UCLA at Oregon

3:30pm ESPN: Ole Miss at Vanderbilt

3:30pm FS1: Illinois at Michigan State 

3:30pm ESPN2/ACCN: Duke at Georgia Tech

3:30pm ESPN2/ACCN: Virginia Tech at California

3:30pm ESPN+: Charlotte at North Texas

3:30pm ESPN+: Eastern Michigan at Akron

3:30pm ESPN+: Buffalo at Toledo

3:30pm ESPN+: Central Michigan at Ohio

3:30pm ESPN+: Kent State at Western Michigan

3:45pm ESPNU: UConn at Temple

4pm ESPN+: Rice at East Carolina

4:15pm BTN: Maryland at Ohio State

4:15pm SECN: Tennessee at Arkansas

7pm ESPN: LSU at Kentucky

7pm ESPN2: UAB at Memphis OR James Madison at Georgia Southern

7pm FS1: Nevada at UTEP

7pm ESPN+: Coastal Carolina at Marshall

7:30pm ABC: Georgia at Alabama

7:30pm ESPNU: UAB at Memphis OR James Madison at Georgia Southern

7:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at Virginia

7:30pm ESPN+: Louisiana at Louisiana Tech

8pm BTN: Minnesota at Purdue

10:30pm ESPN: Kansas at Utah

10:30pm FS1: Hawai'i at Arizona State 

CFB TV Guesses for 2026 Week 6 (10/8/2026-10/10/2026)

Here are the games already set for television and/or webcast. Here are the known available telecast windows. 

I have done my best to list what TV windows are out there. Every listing service has a little different schedule for these networks. It is also possible that a window could be eliminated or the time of a window could shift slightly to accommodate a network's needs.

Instead of cluttering up these posts even more, I'll try to keep track of the unique conference TV arrangements and six day holds used in a separate post.  

A few notes and considerations:

* ACCN has cleared out its noon window and will only have two games

* FS1 has a horse racing block at noon with their first game at 3:30pm.

* SECN has times set that are close to the ABC window start times, which could indicate some "Command Center" or second screen experiences for the ABC games.
* FOX Sports has no MLB postseason planned for this date.  At night, FOX is carrying a Big Ten women's volleyball match.

* NBC pre-selected USC at Penn State as their Big Ten night game.  In order, I gave FOX and CBS the next two Big Ten selections.  I also gave FOX the top Big 12 choice.

* ESPNU used its noon slot on an Ivy League game in the spring.

* Games set for time and TV, but not both

• Nevada at UTEP (TBA, FOX Sports)
• Illinois at Michigan State (between 12pm & 5pm)
• Ball State at Northwestern (between 12pm & 5pm)
• Maryland at Ohio State (between 3:30pm & 8pm)
• Texas vs. Oklahoma (3:30pm, ABC or ESPN)
• SEC game time slots
• Early: Texas A&M at Missouri, South Carolina at Florida
• Evening: Georgia at Alabama, LSU at Kentucky
• Flex: Tennessee at Arkansas, Ole Miss at Vanderbilt

* I dropped the mid-afternoon SECN window.  Figure that will be given to a Command Center simulcast of Texas-Oklahoma, which is why the TV windows are at different times than a usual SECN week. Certainly possible that the 7:30pm window instead will get SECN simulcast treatment instead of 3:30pm.  Either way, I think one of the windows ends up as a simulcast.

* I think this is the week to use Ohio State's intraconference game BTN appearance.  With it unavailable as an early start, I put it at night.

* TNT Sports' Big 12 sublicense states that 10 of its 13 games each season must be intraconference games, so that would make Hawai'i-Arizona State ineligible to be selected by them.

Thursday 10/8

7:30pm ESPN: South Florida at UTSA
7:30pm ESPN2: South Alabama at Arkansas State

Saturday 10/10

12pm ABC: South Carolina at Florida

12pm FOX: Indiana at Nebraska

12pm ESPN: North Carolina at Pitt

12pm ESPN2: UAB at Memphis

12pm TNT: UCF at Oklahoma State

12pm CW: Duke at Georgia Tech

12pm SECN: Texas A&M at Missouri

12:30pm BTN: Minnesota at Purdue

3:30pm ABC: Texas vs. Oklahoma

3:30pm FOX: Arizona at West Virginia

3:30pm CBS: UCLA at Oregon

3:30pm ESPN: Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
3:30pm ESPN2: Virginia Tech at California

3:30pm FS1: Illinois at Michigan State

3:30pm ESPNU: Miami (OH) at UMass

3:30pm ACCN: Wake Forest at NC State

4:15pm BTN: Ball State at Northwestern

7pm ESPN: LSU at Kentucky
7pm ESPN2: Houston at Kansas State

7pm FS1: Nevada at UTEP

7pm ESPNU: James Madison at Georgia Southern

7:30pm ABC: Georgia at Alabama

7:30pm SECN: Tennessee at Arkansas

7:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at Virginia

8pm BTN: Maryland at Ohio State

10:15pm ESPN: Kansas at Utah

10:30pm FS1: Hawai'i at Arizona State

Streaming

UConn at Temple

Charlotte at North Texas

Rice at East Carolina

Eastern Michigan at Akron

Sacramento State at Bowling Green

Buffalo at Toledo

Central Michigan at Ohio

Kent State at Western Michigan

Old Dominion at App State

Coastal Carolina at Marshall

Louisiana at Louisiana Tech

CFB TV Confirmations for 2026 Week 5 (10/3/2026)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for Week 4 (9/26/26) from the (mostly) twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their scheduled games held for a six day hold for the start time and/or the TV network. The list of available TV windows are based on media websites, TV listings and press releases. They can change based on the needs of the broadcaster or the conference.

Here's what I guessed based on the available openings (they will prove to be incorrect), along with the games that have already been set.

Six day hold

Notre Dame at North Carolina - 12pm ABC or ESPN or 7:30pm ABC

Miami (FL) at Clemson - 12pm ABC or ESPN or 7:30pm ABC

Alabama at Mississippi State - 12pm ABC or ESPN or 12:45pm SECN

Vanderbilt at Georgia - 12pm ABC or ESPN or 12:45pm SECN

12pm FOX: Michigan at Minnesota

12pm ESPN2: UCF at Houston

12pm CW: Boston College at SMU

12pm TNT: West Virginia at Iowa State

12pm ESPNU: Middle Tennessee at Kansas

12pm ACCN: Stanford at Wake Forest

12:30pm BTN: Michigan State at Wisconsin

1pm ESPN+: Western Michigan at Buffalo

2pm ESPN+: Toledo at Ball State

3:30pm CBS: Ohio State at Iowa

3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Auburn at Tennessee

3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Florida at Missouri

3:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN: Louisville at NC State

3:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN: Virginia at Florida State

3:30pm ESPN+: Memphis at Charlotte

3:30pm ESPN+: Old Dominion at Georgia State

3:30pm ESPN+: Akron at Central Michigan

3:30pm ESPN+: Eastern Michigan at UMass

3:30pm ESPN+: Bowling Green at Miami (OH)

3:30pm ESPN+: Ohio at Kent State

3:45pm ESPNU: Marshall at James Madison

4pm FS1: Maryland at Nebraska

4:15pm BTN: Purdue at Illinois

4:15pm SECN: Kentucky at South Carolina

7pm ESPN/ESPN2: Arkansas at Texas A&M

7pm ESPN/ESPN2: BYU at TCU

7pm ESPN+: UTSA at Rice

7pm ESPN+: Georgia Southern at Coastal Carolina

7pm ESPN+: ULM at South Alabama

7:30pm FOX: Texas Tech at Colorado 

7:30pm NBC: Washington at USC

7:30pm ESPNU: Temple at South Florida

7:30pm ESPN+: Army West Point at Louisiana Tech

8pm BTN: Indiana at Rutgers

8pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at Louisiana

10:30pm ESPN: Baylor at Arizona State

11pm FOX: Cincinnati at Arizona

CFB TV Guesses for 2026 Week 5 (10/3/2026)

Here are the games already set for television and/or webcast. Here are the known available telecast windows. 

I have done my best to list what TV windows are out there. Every listing service has a little different schedule for these networks. It is also possible that a window could be eliminated or the time of a window could shift slightly to accommodate a network's needs.

Instead of cluttering up these posts even more, I'll try to keep track of the unique conference TV arrangements and six day holds used in a separate post.  

A few notes and considerations:

* FOX and FS1 are expected to Game 1 from each from the National League Division Series.  It appears one will be in the mid-afternoon on FOX with a night game on FS1.

* FS1 is carrying horse racing early in the afternoon, so they're intending to air only one game.

* FOX does have a late evening window at 11pm.  Both the Big Ten and Big 12 are options for this window.

* The evening SEC Network window was selected late in the spring

* Games set for time or TV network family, but not both:

• Indiana at Rutgers (8pm, TBA)
• SEC game time slots
• Early: Vanderbilt at Georgia, Alabama at Mississippi State
• Flex: Florida at Missouri, Auburn at Tennessee, Arkansas at Texas A&M, Kentucky at South Carolina

* For the Big Ten, I used the following selection order: CBS, FOX, NBC.  I gave ESPN the top Big 12 choice, then FOX the next two.
* I dropped the SECN window at 12:45pm ET.  I struggled to fill ESPNU at the end, and neither Alabama at Mississippi State nor Vanderbilt at Georgia deserved SECN treatment.  I'd assume SECN gets a simulcast of the ABC game with a "Command Center" presentation.

12pm ABC: Alabama at Mississippi State

12pm FOX: Michigan at Minnesota

12pm ESPN: Vanderbilt at Georgia

12pm ESPN2: UCF at Houston

12pm CW: Stanford at Wake Forest

12pm TNT: West Virginia at Iowa State

12pm ESPNU: Temple at South Florida

12pm ACCN: Louisville at NC State

12:30pm BTN: Michigan State at Wisconsin

3:30pm ABC: Florida at Missouri

3:30pm CBS: Ohio State at Iowa

3:30pm ESPN: Miami (FL) at Clemson

3:30pm ESPN2: Arkansas at Texas A&M

3:30pm ESPNU: Marshall at James Madison

3:30pm ACCN: Boston College at SMU

4pm FS1: Purdue at Illinois
4:15pm BTN: Maryland at Nebraska
4:15pm SECN: Kentucky at South Carolina

7pm ESPN: Auburn at Tennessee

7pm ESPN2: Cincinnati at Arizona

7pm ESPNU: Middle Tennessee at Kansas

7:30pm ABC: Notre Dame at North Carolina

7:30pm FOX: BYU at TCU

7:30pm NBC: Washington at USC

7:30pm ACCN: Virginia at Florida State

8pm BTN: Indiana at Rutgers

10:15pm ESPN: Texas Tech at Colorado 

11pm FOX: Baylor at Arizona State

Streaming

UTSA at Rice

Memphis at Charlotte
Toledo at Ball State

Akron at Central Michigan

Western Michigan at Buffalo

Eastern Michigan at UMass

Ohio at Kent State

Bowling Green at Miami (OH)

Army West Point at Louisiana Tech

Arkansas State at Louisiana

Georgia Southern at Coastal Carolina

Old Dominion at Georgia State

ULM at South Alabama

Sneak Peek at November ESPN Men's College Basketball Schedule

ESPN's advance schedule is out for November and that means placeholders for college basketball are too for the month.  Here's a sneak peak of what each network has in place (all times Eastern).

As always, schedule subject to change.

Games that might be airing on ESPN+, or being moved to ACCN, SECN or ESPNEWS aren't accounted anywhere, and there's some weirdness on the schedules around 11/23-11/27 where there's some missing games or TV windows that don't quite line up.

I have updated many of the known games' TV designations.  Many of the "I think" predictions below are not on my site and won't be until confirmed.

ESPN

11/8: Arkansas vs. Virginia (from DC, confirmed for 1pm)

11/10: Champions Classic (7pm and 9pm)
11/15: American (1pm) & SEC (3pm) hoops

• I think this is Louisville at Memphis & Marquette vs Missouri from Chicago.
  

11/17: ACC (7pm) along with four games from the Players Era 8 event

• Pretty sure the 7pm game is Illinois at Duke

11/18: Two Players Era 8 games

11/19: Three Players Era 8 games

11/22: Virginia Tech vs. Oklahoma State (from Charleston, SC at 3:30pm)

11/24: Four games from the Players Era 16

11/25: One Players Era game (early morning), Marquette vs. Virginia from the Battle 4 Atlantis and the Maui Invitational Championship

11/26: One ESPN Events Invitational game followed by four Players Era 16 games

11/27: Dick Vitale Invitational (WVU vs. UNC) followed by two Players Era 16 games
11/28: Players Era 16 Championship
11/29: American (1pm)

•  One of the two American vs. Atlantic 10 challenge series games I believe (time may be off, see ESPN2).

ESPN2

11/2: SEC at 6pm

• Miami vs. Florida from Tampa

11/5: SEC at 6pm

• Wake Forest at Vandy?

11/8: American at 1pm

• Possibly Richmond vs. Temple from the Palestra?

11/10: ACC at 6pm

• Feels like Florida at Florida State 

11/13: ACC at 7pm & SEC at 9pm

• Georgia at North Carolina, followed by either Arizona at Auburn or Seton Hall at Alabama

11/15: Big 12 at 5pm

• Texas vs. Baylor from San Antonio? 

11/17: SEC at 9pm

• Michigan State at Tennessee?

11/18: Two Players Era 8 games

11/19: One Players Era 8 game and WCC at 10:30pm

• VCU at Santa Clara?

11/20: Three Charleston Classic games and WCC at 11pm

• Might be Saint Louis at Saint Mary's

11/21: Washington State-Duke from the Acrisure Series (confirmed, 11pm)

11/22: Two Charleston Classic games and a Basketball Hall of Fame event game (???, maybe a mislabel) 

11/23: Three Maui Invitational games and one ESPN Events Invitational game

11/24: One Players Era 16 game, two ESPN Events Invitational games, and the Maui Invitational semifinals

11/25: Two ESPN Events Invitational games, two Battle 4 Atlantis and two Maui Invitational games
11/26: Three Players Era 16 games, an ESPN Events Invitational game and the remaining Maui Invitational game (starts just after midnight on 11/26)

11/27: Three Players Era 16 games, a 5pm Big 12 game, an ESPN Events Invitational game and one Battle 4 Atlantis game

• 5pm Big 12 could be Villanova at Kansas

11/29: American (12pm)

•  One of the two American vs. Atlantic 10 challenge series games I believe (time could be off, see ESPN).

ESPNU

11/2: Big 12 6:30pm & ACC 8:30pm

• Ohio State-BYU from Salt Lake City or Memphis-Iowa State from Sioux Falls, plus Florida A&M-Florida State from Orlando?

11/5: SEC at 8pm

• Wake Forest at Vandy if it isn't on ESPN2?

11/6: SEC at 7pm & Big 12 at 9pm

• James Madison at Kentucky followed by MTSU at Kansas?

11/8: ACC at 7:30pm

• Penn State-Pitt from Philadelphia?

11/10: ACC at 10:30pm

• ??? unless Rice-Stanford moves from the prior day

11/13: ACC at 6pm

• Georgetown at Clemson?

11/16: SEC at 8pm

• Grambling State at Kentucky?

11/17: ACC at 5pm & 10pm

• Villanova at Pitt early, UC Irvine at Stanford late?

11/20: ACC at 8pm

• Marshall at North Carolina?

11/23: Two ESPN Events Invitational games, the 9pm Maui Invitational game and a game labeled "Main Event" which might be a mislabel

11/24: Two Maui Invitational games and two Players Era 16 games

11/25: One ESPN Events Invitational game and one Battle 4 Atlantis game

11/26: One Players Era 16 game

11/27: Three Players Era 16 games and two games labeled "Wooden Legacy".  "Wooden Legacy" could be a mislabel.