ESPN Platforms Home to Nearly 230 Women’s Basketball Conference Tournament Games During Champ Week — beragampengetahuan – Beragampengetahuan

Postseason play is underway, with nearly 230 women’s college basketball conference tournament games available across ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPN+ and Big 12 Now on ESPN+.

Champ Week Presented by Principal officially tips off on March 5, capping a stellar season of thousands of women’s basketball games across ESPN platforms.

Champ Week Highlights

• 27 Division I conferences will have their tournaments highlighted on ESPN platforms as teams punch their tickets to the 2024 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament, with 24 Division I championship games slated for ESPN platforms

• Championship Sunday: The championship games for the SoCon (Noon ET, ESPNU), ACC (1 p.m., ESPN), SEC (3 p.m., ESPN), Atlantic 10 (4 p.m., ESPN2), Pac-12 (5 p.m., ESPN) and Big South (6 p.m., ESPN2) will be televised on Sunday, March 10

• ESPN+ will exclusively stream 200+ Champ Week games for the third straight season

• Every game of Champ Week will be available on the ESPN App via TV Everywhere login 

Conference Coverage

SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament

SEC Network will cover the early rounds of the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament with the semifinals and championship on ESPNU and ESPN, respectively.

Eric Frede will team up with Christy Thomaskutty and Tamika Catchings to call the first round and afternoon games in the second round/quarterfinals, with Thomaskutty and Catchings alternating games.

The duo of Courtney Lyle and Carolyn Peck will announce evening games during the week and are also tasked with calling the semifinals and championship games. Brooke Weisbrod will serve as the sideline reporter through all five rounds of the tournament.

Greenville

SEC Now has the action from Greenville covered, as analysts Steffi Sorensen and Nikki Fargas join host Alyssa Lang to provide pre-game, halftime and post-game insights throughout the week.

Tournament studio action from Greenville will tip off SEC Now at 10:30 a.m. (Wed.), 11:30 a.m. (Thurs. and Fri.), along with a special Championship Sunday post-game edition at 8 p.m.

Ally ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament

ACC Network will exclusively televise the first round through the semifinals of the Ally ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament (March 6-10), while the title game will air on ESPN.

Pam Ward and Stephanie White will call the early session action for the first two days of the tournament, while Jenn Hildreth and Debbie Antonelli have the evening sessions through the quarterfinals.

Ward, alongside Kelly Gramlich, will announce the early session quarterfinal on Friday. Ward and Antonelli will team up to commentate the semifinal and championship games on ACCN and ESPN, and Angel Gray will report from the sidelines for all 14 games of the tournament.

Nothing But Net

Additionally, Nothing But Net will be live from Greensboro with pre- and post-game coverage all five days of the competition on ACC Network, including Sunday’s championship game.

The Nothing But Net team consists of hosts Justin Walters and Kelsey Riggs and analysts Kelly Gramlich, Ivory Latta and Muffet McGraw.

Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship

The entire Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship will stream exclusively on Big 12 Now on ESPN+, except for the semifinals and championship game, airing on ESPN2 with an ESPN+ simulcast.

Tyler Denning and Andrea Lloyd team up for the first two days of the tournament, while Brenda VanLengen and Sheryl Swoopes will cover the quarterfinals through the championship game.

For Tuesday’s finale, VanLengen and Swoopes are joined by Kris Budden reporting courtside.

American Athletic Conference Tournament

The American Athletic Conference Tournament will air exclusively across ESPN+ apart from the championship game, set for ESPNU with a simulcast on ESPN+.

Sam Gore and Aja Ellison will team up to call the early session action through the quarterfinals, while Tiffany Greene and Jasmine Thomas will cover the evening sessions through the quarterfinals.

Greene and Thomas will then be joined by sideline reporter Morgan Uber for the semifinals and championship game.