Big Ten Network Announces 2024-25 Big Ten Women’s Basketball Broadcast Schedule

Big Ten Network Announces 2024-25 Big Ten Women’s Basketball Broadcast Schedule

A record 71 games set to air on BTN and the FOX Sports App

 

CHICAGO, Ill. – The Big Ten Network today announced the 2024-25 broadcast schedule for Big Ten women’s basketball, featuring the most televised women’s basketball games in network history. More than 70 women’s basketball games will air on BTN this year, in addition to over 200 games streaming exclusively on B1G+.

 

BTN’s women’s basketball coverage starts Sunday, Nov. 10, featuring a non-conference doubleheader with Illinois hosting Marquette at 8 p.m. ET, followed by Oregon matching up with Baylor from Eugene, Ore., at 10 p.m. ET. Other non-conference highlights include two games played at the historic Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, S.D., featuring South Dakota and Nebraska on Saturday, Nov. 16, and Kansas versus defending Big Ten Tournament champion Iowa on Wednesday, Nov. 20.

 

Conference play on BTN begins with Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year JuJu Watkins and USC traveling to take on Oregon on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 4 p.m. ET, followed by a doubleheader on Sunday, Dec. 8, featuring Minnesota and Nebraska at 2 p.m. ET, and Illinois and Ohio State at 4 p.m. ET.

 

A New Year’s Day doubleheader from Los Angeles highlights the conference schedule, with USC playing hosts to Nebraska at 3 p.m. ET, and UCLA hosting Michigan at 5 p.m. ET. Conference play concludes on Thursday, Feb. 27, with a matchup between Purdue and Penn State at 6 p.m. ET.

 

The 2025 TIAA Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament will take place from the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, March 5-9, with 10 games airing on BTN, including the semifinals on Saturday, March 8.

 

More than 200 games, including any Big Ten game not airing on television, will be available exclusively on B1G+, BTN’s subscription service for non-televised events and archives of classic games and original content. Fans can subscribe to B1G+ with an annual pass for $89.99 per year or a monthly pass for $12.99 per month.

 

Digital coverage will be available all season via the Big Ten Network’s X, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram platforms. Fans can follow Big Ten Women’s Basketball on X, Instagram and YouTube. All television programming on BTN can be streamed via the web, smartphones, tablets and connected devices on the FOX Sports App, with a complete schedule below.

 

2024-25 Big Ten Network Women’s Basketball Broadcast Schedule (All Times ET):

 

Day	Date	Visiting Team		Home Team	Time (ET)
Sunday	Nov. 10	Marquette	at	Illinois	8 p.m.
Sunday	Nov. 10	Baylor	at	Oregon	10 p.m.
Wednesday	Nov. 13	Toledo	at	Iowa	7 p.m.
Thursday	Nov. 14	Utah	at	Northwestern	7 p.m.
Saturday	Nov. 16	South Dakota	vs.	Nebraska	6 p.m.
Sunday	Nov. 17	Arkansas	at	UCLA	7:30 p.m.
Wednesday	Nov. 20	Kansas	vs.	Iowa	7 p.m.
Sunday	Nov. 24	Washington State	at	Iowa	4 p.m.
Friday	Nov. 29	Marquette	at	Rutgers	2 p.m.
Monday	Dec. 2	St. John’s	at	Penn State	7 p.m.
Tuesday	Dec. 3	California Baptist	at	USC	9:30 p.m.
Saturday	Dec. 7	USC	at	Oregon	4 p.m.
Sunday	Dec. 8	Minnesota	at	Nebraska	2 p.m.
Sunday	Dec. 8	Illinois	at	Ohio State	4 p.m.
Tuesday	Dec. 10	Fresno State	at	USC	9 p.m.
Saturday	Dec. 14	Kentucky	at	Purdue	5 p.m.
Saturday	Dec. 14	Utah	at	Washington	9:30 p.m.
Sunday	Dec. 15	Iowa	at	Michigan State	Noon
Saturday	Dec. 28	Wisconsin	at	Indiana	2 p.m.
Saturday	Dec. 28	Penn State	at	Minnesota	4 p.m.
Sunday	Dec. 29	Michigan	at	USC	10 p.m.
Tuesday	Dec. 31	Washington	at	Illinois	1 p.m.
Tuesday	Dec. 31	Oregon	at	Northwestern	3 p.m.
Wednesday	Jan. 1	Nebraska	at	USC	3 p.m.
Wednesday	Jan. 1	Michigan	at	UCLA	5 p.m.
Saturday	Jan. 4	Wisconsin	at	Oregon	3:30 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	Maryland	at	Iowa	6 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 5	USC	at	Rutgers	8 p.m.
Tuesday	Jan. 7	UCLA	at	Purdue	7 p.m.
Tuesday	Jan. 7	Wisconsin	at	Washington	9 p.m.
Saturday	Jan. 11	Maryland	at	Wisconsin	2:30 p.m.
Sunday	Jan. 12	Penn State	at	USC	8 p.m.
Tuesday	Jan. 14	Minnesota	at	Maryland	7 p.m.
Thursday	Jan. 16	Nebraska	at	Iowa	7 p.m.
Saturday	Jan. 18	Rutgers	at	Michigan	Noon
Monday	Jan. 20	Wisconsin	at	Nebraska	8 p.m.
Thursday	Jan. 23	Maryland	at	Ohio State	6 p.m.
Thursday	Jan. 23	Illinois	at	Northwestern	8 p.m.
Saturday	Jan. 25	Michigan State	at	Michigan	Noon
Monday	Jan. 27	Purdue	at	Illinois	8:30 p.m.
Tuesday	Jan. 28	Northwestern	at	Iowa	8 p.m.
Thursday	Jan. 30	Oregon	at	Michigan State	6 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 2	Minnesota	at	UCLA	3 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 2	Washington	at	Ohio State	5 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 6	Rutgers	at	Indiana	6 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 6	Iowa	at	Minnesota	8 p.m.
Monday	Feb. 10	Iowa	at	Nebraska	8 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 13	Nebraska	at	Maryland	6:30 p.m.
Saturday	Feb. 15	Purdue	at	Indiana	Noon
Sunday	Feb. 16	Nebraska	at	Illinois	5 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 16	USC	at	Washington	7 p.m.
Sunday	Feb. 16	Michigan State	at	UCLA	9 p.m.
Monday	Feb. 17	Michigan	at	Maryland	6 p.m.
Monday	Feb. 17	Northwestern	at	Rutgers	8 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 20	Maryland	at	Northwestern	7:30 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 20	Illinois	at	UCLA	9:30 p.m.
Saturday	Feb. 22	Penn State	at	Michigan	Noon
Sunday	Feb. 23	Purdue	at	Ohio State	Noon
Sunday	Feb. 23	Indiana	at	Michigan State	2 p.m.
Thursday	Feb. 27	Purdue	at	Penn State	6 p.m.
Sunday	March 2	TBD	at	TBD	TBD
Thursday	March 6	B1G Tournament	at	Second Round	TBD
Thursday	March 6	B1G Tournament	at	Second Round	TBD
Thursday	March 6	B1G Tournament	at	Second Round	TBD
Thursday	March 6	B1G Tournament	at	Second Round	TBD
Friday	March 7	B1G Tournament	at	Quarterfinals	TBD
Friday	March 7	B1G Tournament	at	Quarterfinals	TBD
Friday	March 7	B1G Tournament	at	Quarterfinals	TBD
Friday	March 7	B1G Tournament	at	Quarterfinals	TBD
Saturday	March 8	B1G Tournament	at	Semifinals	TBD
Saturday	March 8	B1G Tournament	at	Semifinals	TBD

 

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