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College Basketball Teams Set 2026-27 Tipoff Times

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College Basketball Teams Set 2026-27 Tipoff Times

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Tennessee, Iowa and Virginia Tech have announced broadcast and tipoff details for their 2026-27 basketball seasons. Tennessee says 18 of its 33 games will air on linear television, with the full schedule available through TV or streaming; its season opens Nov. 2 against Duquesne. Iowa’s announced slate includes nationally televised games against Xavier, Purdue, Ohio State and other Big Ten opponents, with some tip times still to be determined. Virginia Tech’s nonconference games against nine opponents will stream on ACC Network Extra, while 10 games overall—including six at home—were selected for national broadcasts.

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