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Search a matchup, narrow the date range and filter men's or women's games from one schedule.
Open the schedule →One game board for finding NCAA Division I men's and women's matchups, local tip times, TV listings, venues and results.
College basketball schedules are scattered across team pages, conference announcements, TV grids and tournament listings. This site brings the details fans check most—opponent, date, local tip time, venue, viewing option and result—into one consistent game board.
Use it to answer a practical question quickly: Who plays today? When does my team tip? What channel has the game? Which matchups are at this arena? What changed this week?
Search a matchup, narrow the date range and filter men's or women's games from one schedule.
Open the schedule →Game times use your detected timezone. Switch zones whenever you are traveling or following a team from another region.
See today's games →Move from a matchup to its team, conference, venue and game detail pages instead of starting a new search.
Browse venues →Save games in your browser, print a filtered slate or add a schedule to your calendar.
Use the calendar tool →The schedule focuses on available NCAA Division I men's and women's games. You can browse the whole slate or narrow it to one team, conference, tournament, venue or confirmed TV and streaming listing.
A matchup may be announced before its tip time, arena or broadcaster is set. Those fields stay marked TBA until a usable published listing is available.
College Basketball Schedule is an independent fan resource. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NCAA, ESPN, any school, conference, tournament, venue or broadcaster.
For tickets, eligibility, official statistics, team services or a last-minute venue decision, use the appropriate school, conference, venue or broadcaster.
How schedule details are checkedThe site organizes available NCAA Division I men's and women's games by date, team, conference, tournament, venue and TV or streaming listing.
Yes. Tip times automatically use your browser timezone, and you can switch to another timezone from a schedule page.
No. College Basketball Schedule is an independent fan resource and is not affiliated with the NCAA, ESPN, schools, conferences or broadcasters.