Pac-12 women's basketball TV schedule announced

Sep 10, 2013

WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - The 2013-14 Pac-12 women’s basketball regular season tips off the 266-game schedule on Friday, Nov. 8. Pac-12 teams will make a league-record over 100 appearances during the regular season, including 101 telecasts on the Pac-12 Networks and five on the ESPN networks as part of the Conference’s television package. Among those 106 appearances, all 11 games of the Pac-12 Tournament at KeyArena in Seattle will be televised, with nine appearing on the Pac-12 Networks and the championship game on ESPN on March 9.

Conference teams are coming off a season where four teams earned NCAA Tournament bids, including CALIFORNIA, which advanced to the NCAA Final Four for the first time in the history of the program, extending the Pac-12’s streak in the Final Four to six-consecutive years. The Golden Bears also captured their first-ever Pac-12 regular-season title, sharing it with perennial power STANFORD. The Cardinal went on to win the Pac-12 Tournament crown in the event’s inaugural season in Seattle.

In just the first weekend, fans will be treated to one of the top matchups of the season as the Bears will host Duke on Nov. 10 at 3 p.m. PT on ESPNU. The Blue Devils ended the 2012-13 regular season ranked fifth in the nation in the Associated Press poll. The game also marks the first televised women’s basketball game of the season.

ESPN2 will also televise the USC at Stanford contest on Jan. 27 for the Conference’s first-ever Big Monday appearance. Stanford will travel to California on February 2 for an ESPN2-televised game, while WASHINGTON hosts the Cardinal on ESPNU on February 9.

In addition to the five games on the ESPN networks that are a part of the Conference’s television package, Stanford’s trip to UConn on Nov. 11 is part of ESPN’s College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon. The game from Storrs will air on ESPN2. Cal will be on ESPN2 on Dec. 22 taking on defending NCAA Champion Connecticut in the Maggie Dixon Classic.

The non-conference slate features 34 games versus teams that made the NCAA Tournament last season, including six games against teams that advanced to the Final Four. The Bruins travel to Nebraska open the season, then the Huskers will travel to Pac-12 country, as they take on UTAH in Salt Lake City on Nov. 15, tipping off the Pac-12 Networks schedule.

COLORADO will travel to NCAA runner-up Louisville on Dec. 21 and look to upset the Cardinals on their home court after the Buffs topped them last season in a non-conference tilt. NCAA semifinalist Notre Dame takes on two Pac-12 foes, hosting the Bruins on December 7 then traveling to Corvallis to face OREGON STATE on December 29. In addition to the matchups against Cal and Stanford, UConn will host OREGON on November 20.

The first game of the Conference slate to be televised will be on December 30 as UCLA takes on crosstown rival USC at Pauley Pavilion on the Pac-12 Networks.

The regular season culminates with the Pac-12 Tournament at KeyArena in Seattle, Thursday-Sunday, March 6-9 and every game of the event will be televised for the second-straight year. The Conference made history last season when every game of the event was televised for the first time ever. The first eight games on the first three days of the tournament will be televised on the Pac-12 Networks, with the champion being crowned at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET on ESPN on March 9.

In addition to the four NCAA Tournament bids, two Pac-12 squads also nabbed WNIT berths with the Utes advancing to the championship game.

The Pac-12 Networks launched in the summer of 2012 with one national and six regional networks devoted solely to Pac-12 sports. In addition to the hundreds of live televised Pac-12 sporting events, Pac-12 Networks subscribers can watch live events on the Pac-12 Now app. Subscribers can also watch live and on-demand content on the web at pac-12.com.

2013-14 Pac-12 Women’s Basketball Television Schedule

All time listed Pacific.

Sunday	Nov. 10	Duke at California	ESPNU	3 p.m.
Friday	Nov. 15	Nebraska at Utah	P12N	4:30 p.m.
Sunday	Nov. 17	North Carolina at UCLA	P12N	3 p.m.
Wednesday	Nov. 20	Iowa at Colorado	P12N	7:30 p.m.
Sunday	Nov. 24	Oklahoma at UCLA	P12N	1 p.m.
Sunday	Nov. 24	Northwestern at California	P12N	3 p.m.
Monday	Nov. 25	South Carolina at USC	P12N	5 p.m.
Friday	Dec. 13	Wisconsin at Washington	P12N	7:30 p.m.
Saturday	Dec. 14	Gonzaga at Stanford	P12N	1 p.m.
Sunday	Dec. 15	Texas Tech at Arizona	P12N	11 a.m.
Monday	Dec. 16	New Mexico at Stanford	P12N	7 p.m.
Saturday	Dec. 21	Gonzaga at Washington State	P12N	11:30 a.m.
Saturday	Dec. 21	Miami (Fla.) at Arizona State	P12N	11:30 a.m.
Saturday	Dec. 21	Tennessee at Stanford	P12N	1:30 p.m.
Sunday	Dec. 29	Notre Dame at Oregon State	P12N	2 p.m.
Monday	Dec. 30	Syracuse at Arizona State	P12N	5 p.m.
Monday	Dec. 30	USC at UCLA	P12N	7 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 3	Oregon at Stanford	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 3	Utah at UCLA	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 3	Oregon State at California	P12N	8 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 3	Colorado at USC	P12N	8 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Oregon at California	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Arizona at Washington State	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Arizona State at Washington	P12N	2 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Oregon State at Stanford	P12N	2 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Utah at USC	P12N	4 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Colorado at UCLA	P12N	7 or 8 p.m.
Tuesday	Jan. 7	Washington at Washington State	P12N	7 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 10	Stanford at Utah	P12N	5 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 10	USC at Arizona State	P12N	5 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 10	UCLA at Arizona	P12N	7 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 10	California at Colorado	P12N	7 p.m.
Saturday	Jan. 11	Washington State at Washington	P12N	3 p.m.
Saturday	Jan. 11	Oregon State at Oregon	P12N	5 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 12	California at Utah	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 12	UCLA at Arizona State	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 12	Stanford at Colorado	P12N	2 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 13	Oregon at Oregon State	P12N	7 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 17	Stanford at Arizona	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 17	Oregon State at USC	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 17	Oregon at UCLA	P12N	8 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 19	Utah at Washington State	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 19	Oregon at USC	P12N	2 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 19	Colorado at Washington	P12N	4 p.m.
Monday	Jan. 20	Oregon State at UCLA	P12N	12 p.m.
Monday	Jan. 20	California at Arizona	P12N	2 p.m.
Monday	Jan. 20	Stanford at Arizona State	P12N	4 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 24	USC at California	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 24	Washington at Oregon State	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 24	UCLA at Stanford	P12N	8 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 26	Arizona State at Colorado	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 26	Washington at Oregon	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 26	UCLA at California	P12N	6 p.m.
Monday	Jan. 27	USC at Stanford	ESPN2	6 p.m.
Wednesday	Jan. 29	Colorado at Utah	P12N	6 p.m.
Thursday	Jan. 30	California at Stanford	P12N	8 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 31	Washington State at USC	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Jan. 31	Washington at UCLA	P12N	8 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 2	Utah at Colorado	P12N	11 a.m.
Sunday	Feb. 2	Washington at USC	P12N	11 a.m.
Sunday	Feb. 2	Oregon State at Arizona	P12N	11 a.m.
Sunday	Feb. 2	Stanford at California	ESPN2	1 p.m.
Tuesday	Feb. 4	Arizona at Arizona State	P12N	6:30 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 7	Stanford at Washington State	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 7	Colorado at Oregon State	P12N	8 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 7	California at Washington	P12N	8 p.m.
Saturday	Feb. 8	UCLA at USC	P12N	3 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 9	Utah at Oregon State	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 9	Arizona State at Arizona	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 9	Stanford at Washington	ESPNU	3:30 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 9	California at Washington State	P12N	2 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 14	Washington at Colorado	P12N	5:30 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 14	USC at Oregon	P12N	7:30 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 14	Arizona at California	P12N	7:30 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 16	USC at Oregon State	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 16	Washington State at Colorado	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 16	Arizona at Stanford	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 16	Arizona State at California	P12N	4 p.m.
Monday	Feb. 17	UCLA at Oregon	P12N	4 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 21	Oregon at Washington	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 21	Stanford at USC	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 21	California at UCLA	P12N	8 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 23	Utah at Arizona State	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 23	California at USC	P12N	12 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 23	Colorado at Arizona	P12N	2 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 23	Stanford at UCLA	P12N	4 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 27	Washington State at California	P12N	6 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 27	USC at Utah	P12N	6 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 27	Washington at Stanford	P12N	8 p.m.
Friday	Feb. 28	UCLA at Colorado	P12N	5 p.m.
Saturday	Mar. 1	Washington at California	P12N	5:30 p.m.
Saturday	Mar. 1	Washington State at Stanford	P12N	7:30 p.m.
Sunday	Mar. 2	USC at Colorado	P12N	11 a.m.
Sunday	Mar. 2	Arizona at Oregon	P12N	1 p.m.
Sunday	Mar. 2	UCLA at Utah	P12N	1 p.m.
Thursday	Mar. 6	Pac-12 Tournament First Round	P12N	12 p.m.
Thursday	Mar. 6	Pac-12 Tournament First Round	P12N	2:30 p.m.
Thursday	Mar. 6	Pac-12 Tournament First Round	P12N	6 p.m.
Thursday	Mar. 6	Pac-12 Tournament First Round	P12N	8:30 p.m.
Friday	Mar. 7	Pac-12 Tournament Quarterfinal	P12N	12 p.m.
Friday	Mar. 7	Pac-12 Tournament Quarterfinal	P12N	2:30 p.m.
Friday	Mar. 7	Pac-12 Tournament Quarterfinal	P12N	6 p.m.
Friday	Mar. 7	Pac-12 Tournament Quarterfinal	P12N	8:30 p.m.
Saturday	Mar. 8	Pac-12 Tournament Semifinal	P12N	6 p.m.
Saturday	Mar. 8	Pac-12 Tournament Semifinal	P12N	8:30 p.m.
Sunday	Mar. 9	Pac-12 Tournament Championship Game	ESPN	6 p.m.