NET rankings (in parentheses) reflect all games played against D1 opposition through Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
All times are p.m. Eastern. Check out the daily schedule at MattSarzSports.com for a full listing of televised and streaming games.
Games are listed in rough order of bracket importance within broadcast window.
As we discussed on Tuesday’s episode of College Basketball Coast to Coast, Wednesday’s schedule does not compare to last night’s. But there are still some gems and a lot of bubble action.
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Early Evening ET
(20) St. John’s at (52) Villanova, 6 (FS1)
(29) Louisville at (118) NC State, 7 (ESPN2)
(87) Florida State at (60) Wake Forest, 7 (ESPNU)
(21) Mississippi at (89) South Carolina, 7 (SECN)
(38) VCU at (121) George Washington, 7 (Peacock ($))
(76) Dayton at (215) Fordham, 7 (ESPN+ ($))
(67) Iowa at (69) Rutgers, 6:30 (BTN)
(77) Stanford at (129) Georgia Tech, 7 (ACCN)
(97) Oklahoma State at (80) TCU, 7 (CBSSN)
(182) Southern Illinois at (83) Bradley, 7 (MVC TV/ESPN+ ($))
(123) Chattanooga at (101) Samford, 7:30 (ESPN+ ($))
(170) Robert Morris at (160) Cleveland State, 7 (ESPN+ ($))
Outside of the Red Storm’s visit to bubbly Nova and must-wins contests for the Wildcats’ bubble rivals Wake, VCU, Dayton, Rutgers, and Stanford, there’s a potential SoCon championship preview set for Birmingham.
Mid- and Late Evening ET
(44) Oklahoma at (22) Missouri, 9 (SECN)
(92) Washington at (28) Ohio State, 8:30 (BTN)
(79) LSU at (41) Arkansas, 9 (ESPN2)
(55) Xavier at (85) Providence, 8 (Peacock ($))
(65) Arizona State at (8) Texas Tech, 9 (CBSSN)
(128) California at (2) Duke, 9 (ACCN)
(57) Drake at (113) Illinois State, 9 (MVC TV/ESPN+ ($))
(171) Wyoming at (37) New Mexico, 10 (FS1)
(267) Southern Miss. at (91) Arkansas State, 8:30 (ESPN+ ($))
(109) Troy at (317) Louisiana, 8:30 (ESPN+ ($))
While fans of bubble teams are undoubtedly aware to keep an eye on what transpires in CoMo, Columbus, Fayetteville, and Providence, they should also pay attention to 22-2 Drake’s trip to Normal and UNM’s home game against Wyoming. Both the Bulldogs and Lobos are well-positioned to earn at-large bids should they fail to win the Valley and Mountain West auto bids—with Drake’s case helped significantly by Kansas State’s six-game win streak, which has vaulted the Wildcats into the bubble conversation.
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