Wolverines and Big Ten Unveil TV Broadcast and Game Times for 2025-26 Season Schedule

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Wolverines and Big Ten Unveil TV Broadcast and Game Times for 2025-26 Season Schedule

Michigan Wolverines Men’s Basketball 2025-26 Schedule: Key Game Times and Broadcast Details Released

ROSEMONT, Ill. — The University of Michigan men’s basketball team has unveiled its highly anticipated game times and television designations for the 2025-26 season. Collaborating with the Big Ten Conference and its broadcasting partners, the Wolverines are set to play a total of 33 games, including two exhibitions and 31 regular-season matchups, all of which will be accessible for viewing across various national and digital platforms.

Television Appearances and Streaming Options for Wolverines Games

Fans can look forward to the Wolverines making a notable presence on multiple networks throughout the season:

Four games on CBS and FOX
Five games each on FS1 and the Big Ten Network
Six games available on Peacock
Two games on ESPN networks
One game each on NBC, TNT, and truTV

Additionally, three fixtures will be streamed on B1G+. Notable games in this streaming lineup include:

Exhibition against Cincinnati on October 17
Nonconference matchup with McNeese on December 29
Exhibition against St. John’s on October 25 in New York City

Important Upcoming Matchups and Broadcast Updates

The Wolverines will also feature in the Players Era event in Las Vegas, where the television designation for this particular game is still to be confirmed. This match will be broadcast on either truTV or TNT once the opponents are finalized. Furthermore, the tip-off time for the highly anticipated game against Wisconsin on January 10 will be announced by CBS no later than January 5, with possible start times of 1 or 2 p.m.

Expanded Big Ten Tournament Broadcast Information

The upcoming 2025 Big Ten Tournament will span six days from March 10-15, and all opening rounds will be available through multiple platforms:

First and second rounds will stream on Peacock
Third round and quarterfinals will air on the Big Ten Network
CBS will provide live national coverage of the semifinals (March 14) and championship game (March 15)

NCAA Tournament Viewing Details for Wolverines Fans

As the Wolverines pursue postseason glory, fans can expect the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament to be broadcast across CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV. Regional rounds will be covered by either CBS or TBS, and the prestigious Final Four and national championship game will be televised on TBS.

Ticket Availability and How to Stay Updated

Season tickets for the upcoming season are already sold out. However, fans interested in attending games can join the ticket interest list to receive updates on available seats as well as the latest news regarding Wolverines men’s basketball. Single-game tickets will be available for purchase starting Tuesday (October 7) for season ticket holders and donors with 200+ priority points, and will open to all fans on Wednesday (October 8).