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Penn State Hoops Announces Most TV Destinations, Game Times

Update: Penn State men’s basketball has announced four more tip-off times for non-conference opponents.

The Nittany Lions will play St. Francis Brooklyn and Wagner at 7 p.m. on Nov 18 and Dec 8 respectively. They’ll play Quinnipiac at 5 p.m. on Dec 22, and they’ll play Delaware State at 6 p.m. on Dec 29. All four of these games will be played at home.

Original Story: Penn State men’s basketball’s upcoming season is almost here. To mark the occasion, the team released its upcoming television appearances and tipoff times for most of its 2021-22 schedule.

At least 26 of the Nittany Lions’ upcoming games will be nationally televised. Eighteen of these games will be on Big Ten Network, including the team’s season opener against Youngstown State on November 10.

Some of Penn State’s upcoming games will also be televised on ESPN’s network, FS1, CBS Sports, NBCSN, and more. Check out the full breakdown of the Nittany Lions’ upcoming schedule below.

DateOpponentTimeTV
Nov. 10Youngstown State8:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Nov. 15at UMassTBATBA
Nov. 18St. Francis BrooklynTBAB1G+
Nov. 22Cornell6:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Nov. 26vs. LSU7 p.m.CBS Sports Network
Nov. 27vs. Oregon St/Wake Forest4 p.m. or 7 p.m.7 p.m. game on CBS Sports Network
Dec. 1MiamiTBAESPN Family of Networks
Dec. 5Ohio State7:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Dec. 8WagnerTBAB1G+
Dec. 11at Michigan State2 p.m.Big Ten Network
Dec. 18at VCU3:30 p.m.NBC Sports Network
Dec. 22QuinnipiacTBAB1G+
Dec. 29Delaware StateTBAB1G+
Jan. 2Indiana4 p.m.Big Ten Network
Jan. 5at Northwestern9 p.m.Big Ten Network
Jan. 8PurdueNoonBig Ten Network
Jan. 11Rutgers6:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Jan. 16at Ohio StateTBABig Ten Network
Jan. 19Minnesota6:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Jan. 22at Iowa2:15 or 4:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Jan. 26at Indiana8:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Jan. 31Iowa7 p.m.Big Ten Network
Feb. 5at Wisconsin6 p.m.Big Ten Network
Feb. 8Michigan9 p.m.ESPN or ESPN2
Feb. 12at Minnesota8:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Feb. 15Michigan State6:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
Feb. 21at Maryland7 p.m.ESPN or ESPN2
Feb. 25Northwestern7 p.m.FS1
Feb. 28Nebraska7 p.m.Big Ten Network
March 3at Illinois7 p.m.FS1
March 6at RutgersNoonBig Ten Network
March 9-11B1G Tournament First Round, Second Round, QuarterfinalsTBABig Ten Network
March 12-13B1G Tournament Semifinals and ChampionshipTBACBS

This season marks the beginning of a new era for Penn State men’s basketball as new head coach Micah Shrewsberry begins his first season on the job. His arrival sparked a surge of excitement among Nittany Lions fans. Just this week, the team announced it’d sold its most student tickets in school history.

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