Wanted to briefly bring up a few items on the college basketball schedules
* I'm not as detailed re: streaming coverage compared to the football side of the house. If a game is on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or ESPNEWS, its on WatchESPN too. If a game is on ESPN Full Court, it will be available on ESPN3 though there might be some blackout restrictions due to in-market television coverage. Games that will be on ESPN3 but not part of ESPN Full Court will have the ESPN3 designation.
* Full Court's season listings have not yet come out yet. I'm relying on ESPN's schedule page to be updated, plus my DirecTV guide. Hopefully I can add games farther out into the season in the near future.
* Speaking of ESPN3, it is really the only streaming option I list. Not because of preference, but it is a catch all of sorts for me. These schedules would be a lot longer, and a lot more time consuming for me, if I listed every game's streaming option. I can get through it for college football because its one game per week and Division I is a lot smaller in football. With that said, the Mountain West, WCC, Horizon League, NEC, Big West, Patriot League and others have free streaming for many of their non televised games.
* RSN blackouts - they happen. DirecTV and Dish Network have a mind of their own sometimes.
* CBS generally doesn't publish coverage maps for their regional coverage of games. I will usually rely on 506Sports.com and the maps created there. If you want to know where a NFL game in the US, that's the place.
* Games where I have an RSN listing - I try to have those as updated as I can. I try to have a preliminary list of RSNs out there for a game about a month in advance and then cross-check again about a week before the game.
* I have what I've been able to compile from schools, conferences, television networks, etc. but I know things are missing and appreciate anything that I can update or correct. Please also respect that this schedules site is not my full time job and I may not be able to respond to everything that comes across my Twitter account or the email address for the site.
Thanks and enjoy the season.
Friday, November 8, 2013
CFB TV Six Day Guesses for 11/16.
- Oklahoma St. at Texas, to me, is still the top Big 12 game since Texas Tech has lost two conference games. It goes to FOX in primetime, assuming neither OK St. nor Texas stumbles on Saturday.
- As much as I think Baylor should be shown on broadcast TV, I think Baylor-Texas Tech will end up on FOX Sports 1 with the Utah-Oregon game on FOX to help them fulfill their Pac-12 contractual obligations. The stumbles of the Red Raiders are the contributing factor.
- I do not know if FOX will again have a doubleheader on the broadcast network on 11/23. If they do, plans could change as they'll have another opportunity to fulfill Pac-12 obligations. We might find out tomorrow as many TV services start to populate their listings for 11/23.
- Assuming an Auburn win, I believe they'll fill the CBS slot. After that, an Alabama win should put them in the primetime ESPN slot. If they lose to LSU, it probably depends on the results of Mississippi St.-Texas A&M and Florida-Vanderbilt and whether that makes Florida-South Carolina any more attractive to TV.
- I really don't see Florida St. losing. Even if they do, it wouldn't move me to push that game to ESPNU and elevate Miami-Duke. The winner of Miami-Duke will have a great deal of influence on the ACC Coastal race.
12pm ESPN: Ohio St. at Illinois
12pm ESPN2: Indiana at Wisconsin
12pm FOX Sports 1: Iowa St. at Oklahoma
3:30pm CBS: Auburn at Georgia
3:30pm FOX: Utah at Oregon
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2 Reverse Mirror: Syracuse at Florida St.
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2 Reverse Mirror: Michigan St. at Nebraska
3:30pm ESPNU: Miami (FL) at Duke
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2 Reverse Mirror: Michigan St. at Nebraska
3:30pm ESPNU: Miami (FL) at Duke
4pm FOX Sports 1: Baylor vs. Texas Tech
7pm ESPN2: Florida at South Carolina
7:30pm FOX: Oklahoma St. at Texas
7:45pm ESPN: Alabama at Mississippi St.
8pm ABC: Stanford at USC
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Changes for 2013-14 Men's Basketball on Television
Let's get right to it. Season starts on Friday
* The ACC now is the occupant of the 7pm ET slot on ESPN's Big Monday.
* Look for the ACC First Round & American First Round (Wednesday) to air on ESPNU, ACC Second Round (Thursday) to be elevated to ESPN with the American Quarterfinals on ESPNU. Friday is a little tricky. The ACC evening quarterfinals or the American semis could air on ESPN or ESPN2. The ACC afternoon quarters will be on ESPN2.
* Here's a look at Championship Week so far, along with its official start point.
* ESPNEWS will air 27 men's basketball games. Nearly all of them will be from the American Athletic Conference with one coming from the Big 12.
* Speaking of the American, they did well with managing to get their entire conference schedule televised on channels available nationally. ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, CBS and CBS Sports Network will carry every intraconference game. The games on CBS Sports Network are part of a sublicensing deal that will run the entire length of the conference's deal with ESPN and includes football starting in 2014.
* FOX Sports 1 will become the home to the Big East, carrying the vast majority of the conference's games. The network will also carry Pac-12 (22) and Conference USA (10) games that FOX has rights to. The network will also carry a few neutral site games from the Barclays Center and become the home to the Big East tournament and portions of the Pac-12 tournament (even numbered years for the Pac-12).
* FSN, on a national level, will not carry any Pac-12 games. They have replaced some of that content with around 18-20 Big East games. In addition, they appear to have elevated about twenty Big 12 games, mostly non-conference games, to air across as many of their RSNs as possible.
* FOX Sports 2, previously known as Fuel TV, will carry close to twenty men's baskeball games. Nearly all are Big East non-conference games, plus a pair of games (arguably the best games) from the Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival.
* The Big East, much like the American, also had games sublicensed to CBS Sports Network. The deal starts out relatively small and includes games on CBS broadcast network. The number of games will increase starting with the 2014-15 season. No idea if the deal's size increase to account for possible future expansion. The sublicensing deal does not run the full length of FOX's deal with the Big East, so FOX could elect to keep these games in the future.
* With the sublicense deals with the Big East and American, CBS Sports Network has vaulted up the charts in my opinion to become a solid 2nd place among national cable networks for men's college basketball. In addition to those two conferences, the network will air games from the Atlantic 10, Conference USA, Mountain West, OVC, NEC and Patriot League, plus a handful of exempt events like the Great Alaska Shootout and the Paradise Jam.
* In conjunction with CBS Sports Network increasing its profile and carrying more Mountain West basketball games, NBCSN is dropping back a little. They will continue to carry games from the CAA, Ivy League and Atlantic 10, but will no longer carry Mountain West sports, much like they did not carry any football games from the conference.
* Besides the new contracts for the American & Big East kicking in, the Atlantic 10 and Mountain West also have changes to their contracts that start up with this season.
* In addition to the Mountain West's expanded online presence, the West Coast Conference will also be more widely available via an increase in exposure through their partnership with Campus Insiders.
* The 2013-14 season is the final year of SEC basketball on CSS via sublicense from ESPN. These games will revert back to the conference in 2014-15 to air on the SEC Network.
* Time Warner Sports Channel will handle the regional package for the Mid-American Conference after a three year deal with SportsTime Ohio.
* The ACC now is the occupant of the 7pm ET slot on ESPN's Big Monday.
* Look for the ACC First Round & American First Round (Wednesday) to air on ESPNU, ACC Second Round (Thursday) to be elevated to ESPN with the American Quarterfinals on ESPNU. Friday is a little tricky. The ACC evening quarterfinals or the American semis could air on ESPN or ESPN2. The ACC afternoon quarters will be on ESPN2.
* Here's a look at Championship Week so far, along with its official start point.
* ESPNEWS will air 27 men's basketball games. Nearly all of them will be from the American Athletic Conference with one coming from the Big 12.
* Speaking of the American, they did well with managing to get their entire conference schedule televised on channels available nationally. ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, CBS and CBS Sports Network will carry every intraconference game. The games on CBS Sports Network are part of a sublicensing deal that will run the entire length of the conference's deal with ESPN and includes football starting in 2014.
* FOX Sports 1 will become the home to the Big East, carrying the vast majority of the conference's games. The network will also carry Pac-12 (22) and Conference USA (10) games that FOX has rights to. The network will also carry a few neutral site games from the Barclays Center and become the home to the Big East tournament and portions of the Pac-12 tournament (even numbered years for the Pac-12).
* FSN, on a national level, will not carry any Pac-12 games. They have replaced some of that content with around 18-20 Big East games. In addition, they appear to have elevated about twenty Big 12 games, mostly non-conference games, to air across as many of their RSNs as possible.
* FOX Sports 2, previously known as Fuel TV, will carry close to twenty men's baskeball games. Nearly all are Big East non-conference games, plus a pair of games (arguably the best games) from the Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival.
* The Big East, much like the American, also had games sublicensed to CBS Sports Network. The deal starts out relatively small and includes games on CBS broadcast network. The number of games will increase starting with the 2014-15 season. No idea if the deal's size increase to account for possible future expansion. The sublicensing deal does not run the full length of FOX's deal with the Big East, so FOX could elect to keep these games in the future.
* With the sublicense deals with the Big East and American, CBS Sports Network has vaulted up the charts in my opinion to become a solid 2nd place among national cable networks for men's college basketball. In addition to those two conferences, the network will air games from the Atlantic 10, Conference USA, Mountain West, OVC, NEC and Patriot League, plus a handful of exempt events like the Great Alaska Shootout and the Paradise Jam.
* In conjunction with CBS Sports Network increasing its profile and carrying more Mountain West basketball games, NBCSN is dropping back a little. They will continue to carry games from the CAA, Ivy League and Atlantic 10, but will no longer carry Mountain West sports, much like they did not carry any football games from the conference.
* Besides the new contracts for the American & Big East kicking in, the Atlantic 10 and Mountain West also have changes to their contracts that start up with this season.
* In addition to the Mountain West's expanded online presence, the West Coast Conference will also be more widely available via an increase in exposure through their partnership with Campus Insiders.
* The 2013-14 season is the final year of SEC basketball on CSS via sublicense from ESPN. These games will revert back to the conference in 2014-15 to air on the SEC Network.
* Time Warner Sports Channel will handle the regional package for the Mid-American Conference after a three year deal with SportsTime Ohio.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Remaining TV window minimums/maximums to pay attention to..
An updated look at TV windows and appearance minimums/maximums. Looked at these coming into November, so here's a refresh based on today's selections. The SEC's selections, while not yet out, shouldn't make a difference.
American
SEC
American
- 21 conference controlled games have aired or will air on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU. The commitment is a minimum of 24, which should be easy to hit over the next four weeks.
- All FOX commitments have been met. Will have at least six games on broadcast network and six national games on FOX Sports 1.
- ABC/ESPN have used 14 Big 12 selections (4 ABC, 8 ESPN Networks, 2 Longhorn Network) and have five left to use over three weeks. Nine of the selections have been full national. Big 12 says that at least 13 must be full national.
- ABC/ESPN have used 35 of a maximum 41 selections (17 ABC, 18 ESPN Networks) with two weeks left.
- All BTN appearance requirements have been met. Every team has appeared at least twice with one of them as part of a conference game.
- All conference teams will be free to be selected by any TV package. None will exceed a maximum of appearing nine times combined on FOX or ABC/ESPN platform.
- FOX has selected 20 of their maximum 22 games, leaving two games to pick over the final two weeks
- FOX has at least five games for their broadcast network and must air three more. At least one of those three must be in primetime
- Only one of FOX's remaining three games can air on cable, not including Notre Dame at Stanford which is waiting for its network to be determined. If their selection on 11/16 airs on FOX Sports 1, the remaining three selections that FOX has are supposed to air on their broadcast network.
- Since FOX has Notre Dame-Stanford on 11/30, that may be their only selection for the week and they might take two games next week.
- ABC/ESPN has selected 19 of their 22 games. Three selections remaining.
- At least one of the four remaining games must be an ABC east coast primetime telecast, which will be filled by the 11/16 six day pick.
MWC
- Boise St. must appear on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 at least three times per season. This requirement will be fulfilled by the Wyoming game on 11/16.
- LSU & Georgia have been selected four times in the CBS package and cannot exceed six selections and neither one will exceed based on remaining available games.
CFB TV Confirmations for 11/16
Will fill in as announced. As we get closer to the end of the year, particularly with a few weeknight games that could affect conference standings, we might see more six day holds.
The schedule so far
My Guesses
Six day picks
Ohio St. at Illinois (12pm ESPN/ESPN2 or 3:30pm ABC w/ESPN2 reverse mirror)
Michigan St. at Nebraska (12pm ESPN/ESPN2 or 3:30pm ABC w/ESPN2 reverse mirror)
Stanford at USC (3:30pm FOX, 4pm FOX Sports 1 or 8pm ABC)
Utah at Oregon (3:30pm FOX, 4pm FOX Sports 1 or 8pm ABC)
Baylor vs. Texas Tech (12pm FS1, 3:30pm FOX, 4pm FS1 or 7:30pm FOX)
Iowa St. at Oklahoma (12pm FS1, 3:30pm FOX, 4pm FS1 or 7:30pm FOX)
Oklahoma St. at Texas (12pm FS1, 3:30pm FOX, 4pm FS1 or 7:30pm FOX)
Alabama at Mississippi St. (7pm ESPN2 or 7:45pm ESPN)
Georgia at Auburn (3:30pm CBS, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:45pm ESPN)
Florida at South Carolina (3:30pm CBS, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:45pm ESPN)
12pm ESPN/ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Indiana at Wisconsin
12:30pm ACC RSNs & ESPN3: NC State at Boston College
1pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Akron at Massachusetts
3:30pm CBS & CBSSports.com:
3:30pm FSN: TCU at Kansas St.
7pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN:
10:15pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Wyoming at Boise St.
The schedule so far
My Guesses
Six day picks
Ohio St. at Illinois (12pm ESPN/ESPN2 or 3:30pm ABC w/ESPN2 reverse mirror)
Michigan St. at Nebraska (12pm ESPN/ESPN2 or 3:30pm ABC w/ESPN2 reverse mirror)
Stanford at USC (3:30pm FOX, 4pm FOX Sports 1 or 8pm ABC)
Utah at Oregon (3:30pm FOX, 4pm FOX Sports 1 or 8pm ABC)
Baylor vs. Texas Tech (12pm FS1, 3:30pm FOX, 4pm FS1 or 7:30pm FOX)
Iowa St. at Oklahoma (12pm FS1, 3:30pm FOX, 4pm FS1 or 7:30pm FOX)
Oklahoma St. at Texas (12pm FS1, 3:30pm FOX, 4pm FS1 or 7:30pm FOX)
Alabama at Mississippi St. (7pm ESPN2 or 7:45pm ESPN)
Georgia at Auburn (3:30pm CBS, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:45pm ESPN)
Florida at South Carolina (3:30pm CBS, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:45pm ESPN)
12pm ESPN/ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Indiana at Wisconsin
12pm ESPNEWS & WatchESPN: Cincinnati at Rutgers
12pm ESPNU & WatchESPN:
12pm BTN & BTN2Go: Purdue at Penn St.
12pm FSN: West Virginia at Kansas
12pm FSN: West Virginia at Kansas
12pm American & ESPN3: UCF at Temple
12pm SEC TV & ESPN3:
12:30pm ACC Network (split) & ESPN3: North Carolina at Pittsburgh
12:30pm ACC Network (split) & ESPN3: Maryland at Virginia Tech
1pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Akron at Massachusetts
2pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: Washington St. at Arizona
2pm ESPN3 Exclusive: UL-Lafayette at Georgia St.
3pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Connecticut at SMU
2pm ESPN3 Exclusive: UL-Lafayette at Georgia St.
3pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Connecticut at SMU
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2 or ESPNU: Syracuse at Florida St.
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2 or ESPNU: Miami (FL) at Duke
3:30pm BTN & BTN2Go: Michigan at Northwestern
5:30pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: California at Colorado
7pm ESPNU & WatchESPN: Houston at Louisville
7pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Memphis at USF
7pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Memphis at USF
7:45pm ESPN & WatchESPN:
9:30pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: Oregon St. at Arizona St.
10:30pm ESPNU & WatchESPN: San Jose St. at Nevada
Sunday, November 3, 2013
11/16 CFB TV Guesses
The schedule so far
* I figured that Stanford-USC would look appealing to ABC in the primetime slot as Baylor-Texas Tech has lost some of its luster with two straight losses.
* With that said, I get the feeling that this would be a good week to hold a six day pick on the Pac-12 and Big 12 to see how the results of Oklahoma-Baylor and Stanford-Oregon come out to get the best game. Oklahoma St.-Texas is sitting out there as well and could mean more to the conference title race in the event of a Baylor loss.
* FOX added a 3:30pm CFB window and moved the primetime window to 7:30pm.
* Conversely, FOX has dumped their 10pm FS1 window. Found that out this morning when looking through TV listings.
* I thought about putting Alabama-Mississippi St. on CBS, but I wanted to go with what I felt would be the more competitive game.
* No more SEC games on FSN this year. They've run through all of their telecast windows.
* There are two FSN national windows scheduled. Both are set to be Big 12 games.
* Pac-12 Network lists their game windows at 2pm, 5:30pm and 9:30pm ET, respectively.
* Wyoming-Boise St. was set for ESPN2 to fulfill a requirement that Boise St. must appear on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 at least three times during a season. Part of the MW term sheet that was agreed upon when the MW contract with ESPN was signed.
3:30pm FOX: Oregon St. at Arizona St.
7pm ESPN2: Florida at South Carolina
10:15pm ESPN2: Wyoming at Boise St.
* I figured that Stanford-USC would look appealing to ABC in the primetime slot as Baylor-Texas Tech has lost some of its luster with two straight losses.
* With that said, I get the feeling that this would be a good week to hold a six day pick on the Pac-12 and Big 12 to see how the results of Oklahoma-Baylor and Stanford-Oregon come out to get the best game. Oklahoma St.-Texas is sitting out there as well and could mean more to the conference title race in the event of a Baylor loss.
* FOX added a 3:30pm CFB window and moved the primetime window to 7:30pm.
* Conversely, FOX has dumped their 10pm FS1 window. Found that out this morning when looking through TV listings.
* I thought about putting Alabama-Mississippi St. on CBS, but I wanted to go with what I felt would be the more competitive game.
* No more SEC games on FSN this year. They've run through all of their telecast windows.
* There are two FSN national windows scheduled. Both are set to be Big 12 games.
* Pac-12 Network lists their game windows at 2pm, 5:30pm and 9:30pm ET, respectively.
* Wyoming-Boise St. was set for ESPN2 to fulfill a requirement that Boise St. must appear on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 at least three times during a season. Part of the MW term sheet that was agreed upon when the MW contract with ESPN was signed.
12pm ESPN: Indiana at Wisconsin
12pm ESPN2: Ohio St. at Illinois
12pm FOX Sports 1: West Virginia at Kansas
12pm ESPNEWS: Houston at Louisville
12pm ESPNU: Miami (FL) at Duke
12pm BTN: Purdue at Penn St.
12pm FSN: Iowa St. at Oklahoma
12pm FSN: Iowa St. at Oklahoma
12pm American: Cincinnati at Rutgers
12pm SEC TV: Kentucky at Vanderbilt
12:30pm ACC Network: NC State at Boston College
12:30pm ACC RSNs: North Carolina at Pittsburgh
2pm Pac-12: California at Colorado
3:30pm CBS: Georgia at Auburn
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2: Syracuse at Florida St.
3:30pm ABC/ESPN2: Michigan St. at Nebraska
3:30pm ESPNU: Maryland at Virginia Tech
3:30pm FSN: TCU at Kansas St.
3:30pm FSN: TCU at Kansas St.
3:30pm BTN: Michigan at Northwestern
4pm FOX Sports 1: Baylor vs. Texas Tech
5pm Pac-12: Utah at Oregon
7pm ESPNU: Troy at Ole Miss
7:30pm FOX: Oklahoma St. at Texas
7:45pm ESPN: Alabama at Mississippi St.
8pm ABC: Stanford at USC
9:30pm Pac-12: Washington St. at Arizona
9:30pm Pac-12: Washington St. at Arizona
10:15pm ESPNU: San Jose St. at Nevada
TBA ESPN3
Connecticut at SMU
Memphis at USF
UCF at Temple
Akron at Massachusetts
Memphis at USF
UCF at Temple
Akron at Massachusetts
Monday, October 28, 2013
CFB TV Confirmations for 11/9
Florida St.-Wake Forest, Notre Dame-Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech-Miami (FL) are on six day hold. I *think* the options are 12pm ABC (possibly no reverse mirror), 8pm ABC, evening ESPN. I believe the 12pm ESPN & ESPNU windows are for the SEC.
Six day network pick in SEC for ESPNU and FOX RSNs. Either Missouri-Kentucky or Vanderbilt at Florida. 12pm ET kickoff time either way.
12pm ABC & WatchABC: Kansas St. at Texas Tech
12pm ESPN & WatchESPN: Auburn at Tennessee
12pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Penn St. at Minnesota
12pm FSN: TCU at Iowa St.
12pm ESPN & WatchESPN: Auburn at Tennessee
12pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Penn St. at Minnesota
12pm FSN: TCU at Iowa St.
12pm BTN & BTN2GO: Iowa at Purdue
12pm SEC TV & ESPN3: Arkansas at Ole Miss
12pm American & ESPN3: SMU at Cincinnati
12:30pm ACC Network & ESPN3: Virginia at North Carolina
1pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan
3pm FOX: USC at California
3:30pm CBS & CBSSports.com: Mississippi St. at Texas A&M
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: BYU at Wisconsin
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Nebraska at Michigan
3:30pm BTN & BTN2GO: Illinois at Indiana
3:30pm ACC RSNs & ESPN3: Syracuse at Maryland
4pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: Arizona St. at Utah
4pm FOX Sports 1 & FOX Sports GO: Kansas at Oklahoma St.
4pm ESPNU & WatchESPN: NC State at Duke
4:30pm ESPN3 Exclusive: UT Martin at Memphis
7pm FOX: Texas at West Virginia
7pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Houston at UCF
7pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Arkansas St. at UL-Monroe
8pm CBS & CBSSports.com: LSU at Alabama
8pm ESPNU & WatchESPN: Utah St. at UNLV
8pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: Colorado at Washington
10pm ESPN & WatchESPN: UCLA at Arizona
10:15pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Fresno St. at Wyoming
12pm SEC TV & ESPN3: Arkansas at Ole Miss
12pm American & ESPN3: SMU at Cincinnati
12:30pm ACC Network & ESPN3: Virginia at North Carolina
1pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan
3pm FOX: USC at California
3:30pm CBS & CBSSports.com: Mississippi St. at Texas A&M
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: BYU at Wisconsin
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Nebraska at Michigan
3:30pm BTN & BTN2GO: Illinois at Indiana
3:30pm ACC RSNs & ESPN3: Syracuse at Maryland
4pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: Arizona St. at Utah
4pm FOX Sports 1 & FOX Sports GO: Kansas at Oklahoma St.
4pm ESPNU & WatchESPN: NC State at Duke
4:30pm ESPN3 Exclusive: UT Martin at Memphis
7pm FOX: Texas at West Virginia
7pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Houston at UCF
7pm ESPN3 Exclusive: Arkansas St. at UL-Monroe
8pm CBS & CBSSports.com: LSU at Alabama
8pm ESPNU & WatchESPN: Utah St. at UNLV
8pm Pac-12 & Pac-12.com: Colorado at Washington
10pm ESPN & WatchESPN: UCLA at Arizona
10:15pm ESPN2 & WatchESPN: Fresno St. at Wyoming
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