Thankfully, we only had to wait one day after the Big East announced the television assignments for men’s basketball to get the same set schedule for the 2026-27 Marquette women’s basketball season. Even better, we have every single women’s hoops game covered because, for whatever reason, the Big Ten already knows that MU’s visit to Madison to play Wisconsin will head to B1G+ for a streaming only broadcast.
Anyway, here’s the full Marquette women’s basketball schedule with alllll the times and television assignments.
| Date | Opponent | Time (CT) | Television |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, November 3 | Mississippi Valley State | 6:30 PM | ESPN+ |
| Saturday, November 7 | Minnesota | 1:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Tuesday, November 10 | Presbyterian | 11:00 AM | ESPN+ |
| Friday, November 13 | At Missouri State | 6:30 PM | ESPN+ |
| Tuesday, November 17 | At Wisconsin | 6:30 PM | B1G+ |
| Saturday, November 21 | NJIT | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Monday, November 23 | At Milwaukee | 6:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Friday, November 27 | Illinois (at Baha Mar Hoops) | 10:00 AM | FloSports |
| Sunday, November 29 | Belmont (at Baha Mar Hoops) | 3:00 PM | FloSports |
| Friday, December 4 | At Xavier | 10:00 AM | ESPN+ |
| Sunday, December 6 | Butler | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Thursday, December 10 | Villanova | 8:00 PM | truTV |
| Sunday, December 13 | Wagner | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Sunday, December 20 | St. John’s | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Tuesday, December 22 | Alabama A&M | 11:00 AM | ESPN+ |
| Thursday, December 31 | At Providence | 12:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Sunday, January 3 | Seton Hall | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Sunday, January 10 | At DePaul | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Wednesday, January 13 | At Connecticut | 6:00 PM | truTV |
| Sunday, January 17 | Georgetown | 2:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Wednesday, January 20 | At Butler | 6:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Saturday, January 23 | At Seton Hall | 12:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Thursday, January 28 | Creighton | 6:00 PM | Peacock |
| Sunday, January 31 | At St. John’s | 1:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Wednesday, February 3 | Xavier | 6:30 PM | ESPN+ |
| Sunday, February 7 | Connecticut (at Fiserv) | 1:30 PM | TNT |
| Wednesday, February 10 | At Georgetown | 6:00 PM | ESPN+ |
| Thursday, February 18 | At Villanova | 7:00 PM | Peacock |
| Sunday, February 21 | Providence | 3:00 PM | truTV |
| Wednesday, February 24 | DePaul | 6:30 PM | ESPN+ |
| Saturday, February 27 | At Creighton | 11:30 AM | Fox |
Here’s how Marquette’s schedule breaks down in terms of what you’re going to need to have access to in order to watch Cara Consuegra’s team this season:
ESPN+: 21
truTV: 3
FloSports: 2
Peacock: 2
B1G+: 1
Fox: 1
TNT: 1
The truTV games are home against Villanova, at UConn, and home against Providence. Fox comes up for the regular season finale at Creighton, and the TNT game is the National Marquette Weekend contest against UConn at Fiserv Forum. Peacock snagged the home game against Creighton and the road game against Villanova, so you can’t rely on being a season ticket holder on that one. The FloSports games pop in for the Baha Mar Hoops event in the Bahamas against Illinois and Belmont, and while those are just two days apart and contained within the month of November, I can not really recommend that you pay the FloSports pricing to make that work over Thanksgiving weekend.
Everything else on the calendar is ESPN+. That’s a pretty solid deal if you’re also trying to watch every Marquette men’s basketball game, as they have six contests on the World Wide Leader’s premium streaming provider.
It looks like Marquette is hosting a pair of elementary school games, as they’re starting against Presbyterian at 11am on a Tuesday and at 11am against Alabama A&M on a Tuesday as well. It appears that the road game against Xavier in Big East play, which happens to be MU’s league opener, is a elementary school game for the Musketeers, as that’s a 10am start on a Friday.
There’s only one kind of negative start time on the slate, and yes, television is responsible there. The home game against Villanova is an 8pm start in Milwaukee, and I presume the truTV broadcast is entirely responsible for that.
No FS1 on the schedule, and just one Fox game. Kind of curious from what is, in theory, the Big East’s primary television partner in Fox Sports. 15 games across the league are airing on FS1 and MU does have one of the four Fox games, so maybe that’s just luck of the draw… or maybe also a judgment value on what the television partners think about how the Golden Eagles are going to play this season.
Anything of interest in the TV schedule jump out at you? Speak up in the comments as needed…
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