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Kansas to Play Four National Television Games in 2025-26
10/13/2025 2:00:00 PM | Women's Basketball
LAWRENCE, Kan. – The Kansas Jayhawks will appear on national television four times during Big 12 Conference play in the upcoming 2025-26 season, highlighted by its home matchup against Kansas State in the Dillons Sunflower Showdown. The Big 12 announced the television selections Monday.
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Kansas will play three of its televised games on the road, beginning with the conference opener at Iowa State on Sunday, Dec. 21. That game will tipoff at noon and be broadcast on ESPN2. The Jayhawks have back-to-back TV games in late January, with the home matchup against Kansas State on Sunday, Jan. 25 airing on FS1 before going to TCU on Thursday, Jan. 29, for a game on ESPN. KU's final game of the regular season will be played at Oklahoma State on Saturday, Feb. 28, and televised on FS1.
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A total of 20 games were selected to be televised by the ESPN family of networks, FOX or FS1, with 18 of those being conference games. Each of KU's other 14 conference games will be broadcast on ESPN+ as a part of existing third-tier rights agreements.
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Behind returning All-Big 12 selections S'Mya Nichols, Elle Evans and Regan Williams, Kansas was picked to finish sixth in the conference during the upcoming season. KU returns each of its top six scorers from last season, while adding the No. 7 recruiting class in the country, highlighted by five-star prospects Jaliya Davis and Keeley Parks.
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Kansas begins the 2025-26 season with an exhibition contest against Fort Hays State on Oct. 29 before hosting Kansas City on Nov. 5 in the first of seven non-conference home games. Season tickets for Kansas women's basketball season are on sale now. For as low as $110, fans can reserve their seat at Allen Fieldhouse for the upcoming season. To learn more about ticket options, fans are encouraged to visit KUAthletics.com or call 800-34-HAWKS.
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2025-26 Kansas Women's Basketball National Television schedule
Sunday, Dec. 21 – at Iowa State, 12 pm, ESPN2
Sunday, Jan. 25 – Kansas State, 12 pm, FS1
Thursday, Jan. 29 – at TCU, 5 pm, ESPN
Saturday, Feb. 28 – at Oklahoma State, 5 pm, FS1
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Kansas will play three of its televised games on the road, beginning with the conference opener at Iowa State on Sunday, Dec. 21. That game will tipoff at noon and be broadcast on ESPN2. The Jayhawks have back-to-back TV games in late January, with the home matchup against Kansas State on Sunday, Jan. 25 airing on FS1 before going to TCU on Thursday, Jan. 29, for a game on ESPN. KU's final game of the regular season will be played at Oklahoma State on Saturday, Feb. 28, and televised on FS1.
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A total of 20 games were selected to be televised by the ESPN family of networks, FOX or FS1, with 18 of those being conference games. Each of KU's other 14 conference games will be broadcast on ESPN+ as a part of existing third-tier rights agreements.
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Behind returning All-Big 12 selections S'Mya Nichols, Elle Evans and Regan Williams, Kansas was picked to finish sixth in the conference during the upcoming season. KU returns each of its top six scorers from last season, while adding the No. 7 recruiting class in the country, highlighted by five-star prospects Jaliya Davis and Keeley Parks.
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Kansas begins the 2025-26 season with an exhibition contest against Fort Hays State on Oct. 29 before hosting Kansas City on Nov. 5 in the first of seven non-conference home games. Season tickets for Kansas women's basketball season are on sale now. For as low as $110, fans can reserve their seat at Allen Fieldhouse for the upcoming season. To learn more about ticket options, fans are encouraged to visit KUAthletics.com or call 800-34-HAWKS.
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2025-26 Kansas Women's Basketball National Television schedule
Sunday, Dec. 21 – at Iowa State, 12 pm, ESPN2
Sunday, Jan. 25 – Kansas State, 12 pm, FS1
Thursday, Jan. 29 – at TCU, 5 pm, ESPN
Saturday, Feb. 28 – at Oklahoma State, 5 pm, FS1
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