Your College Basketball Saturday Viewing Guide: February 7, 2026

TUCSON, ARIZONA - NOVEMBER 08: Arizona Wildcats mascot Wilbur the Wildcat walks in the Wild Cat Walk before the game against the Kansas Jayhawks at Arizona Stadium on November 08, 2025 in Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona’s #1 and playing today so here’s the Arizona mascot. | Photo by Patrick Mulligan/Getty Images

I think it is very cool and fun that the powers that be at the national television networks have agreed to celebrate National Marquette Day by putting FORTY-SEVEN college basketball games on nationwide broadcast today.

What’s that? It’s probably more because they’re shortening up Sunday’s broadcast schedule because of the Super Bowl? Okay, you probably have a point there.

IN ANY CASE, there are 18 games with at least one ranked team involved, including all three women’s basketball games on national TV today. None of those really jump off the page as major contenders to be a great watch, but there is #22 Maryland visiting Nebraska and Ranked Team On Road is worth paying attention to on some level.

There are three ranked vs ranked men’s basketball games on today, and all three are in the evening or later. #4 Duke going to #14 North Carolina gets us started at 5:30 Central, #5 Illinois at #10 Michigan State is at 7pm Central, and if you’re a daredevil, you can stay up for #8 Houston at #16 BYU at 9:30pm CT.

Circling back to ranked teams on the road against an unranked foe, we come out of the gate hot with that, as #9 Nebraska, #21 Arkansas, and #24 Louisville all have road tipoffs at 11am Central today. After that, you have to wait until past dinner time for another one, as #20 Clemson is out on the West Coast at Cal at 7pm Central, followed by #17 Florida tangling with the College Station crowd when they visit Texas A&M for a battle of the two teams tied for first in the SEC (no, seriously, A&M is tied with Florida but not ranked, it’s crazy) and #25 Tennessee fighting with their neighbor to the north in Kentucky.

There is a ton of streaming only broadcasts, including #19 Saint Louis hosting La Salle, #23 Miami visiting Marshall in the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge, and #6 Gonzaga trying to avoid a second straight loss while going on the road against Oregon State in men’s basketball action. There’s also #12 Michigan State at Penn State, #20 West Virginia hosting Arizona, and #18 Texas Tech going down south to Houston for streaming only women’s highlights.

Here’s the full national television schedule for the day, with all times Central, as always.

Time (CT) Game Television
11:00 AM Butler at #1 Connecticut FS1
#9 Nebraska at Rutgers Big Ten Network
Syracuse at #18 Virginia ESPN
#21 Arkansas at Mississippi State ESPN2
#24 Louisville at Wake Forest ACC Network
Temple at East Carolina ESPNU
Wisconsin at Indiana Fox
Villanova at Georgetown TNT/truTV
Drexel at Elon CBS Sports Network
12:00 PM Oregon at #12 Purdue CBS
Missouri at South Carolina SEC Network
12:30 PM Virginia Tech at NC State The CW
1:00 PM Baylor at #7 Iowa State ESPN
#22 Maryland at Nebraska Big Ten Network
Butler at Marquette FS1
Kansas State at TCU TNT
Miami at Boston College ACC Network
Princeton at Penn ESPNU
Ole Miss at Texas ESPN2
Missouri State at Liberty CBS Sports Network
1:30 PM Utah at #11 Kansas Fox
2:30 PM Oklahoma at #15 Vanderbilt SEC Network
2:45 PM SMU at Pittsburgh The CW
3:00 PM Oklahoma State at #1 Arizona ESPN
DePaul at Providence FS1
Towson at Hofstra CBS Sports Network
Alabama at Auburn ESPN2
Morehead State at UT Martin ESPNU
3:30 PM Grand Canyon at UNLV Fox
5:00 PM Arizona State at #15 Baylor FS1
Akron at Troy ESPN2
South Dakota at South Dakota State CBS Sports Network
Georgia at LSU SEC Network
5:30 PM #4 Duke at #14 North Carolina ESPN
7:00 PM #5 Illinois at #10 Michigan State Fox
#20 Clemson at California ACC Network
Utah State at Wyoming CBS Sports Network
Georgia Tech at Stanford ESPNU
San Diego State at Air Force FS1
7:30 PM #17 Florida at Texas A&M SEC Network
#25 Tennessee at Kentucky ESPN
8:00 PM UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara ESPNU
8:30 PM Arizona State at Colorado ESPN2
9:00 PM Washington at UCLA FS1
Boise State at New Mexico CBS Sports Network
9:30 PM #8 Houston at #16 BYU ESPN
10:30 PM San Francisco at Saint Mary’s ESPN2