LSU Basketball TV Schedule

The LSU Basketball TV Schedule for the 2019-20 season has been announced. The Tigers will appear on television a total of 31 times this season, including 22 times on the SEC Network

LSU will make at least four appearances on ESPN this season, including a road game at Oklahoma on December 21st and home games against Kentucky on January 28th and Florida on February 8th. The Tigers’ annual appearance on CBS will come against Tennessee on February 23rd.

The complete schedule is as follows:

Date Opponent Time TV
11/5 vs Southeastern Louisiana 7 PM SEC Network+
11/9 vs Seton Hall Brooklyn 2:30 PM ESPNU
11/12 vs Southern 8 PM SEC Network+
11/16 vs Gardner Webb 3 PM ESPNU
11/19 vs Nicholls State 7 PM SEC Network+
11/22 vs Penn State 2:15 PM ESPN2
11/26 vs UT Arlington 7 PM ESPNU
12/3 at Houston 8 PM ESPN2
12/7 vs Northwestern State 6:30 PM SEC Network+
12/14 at Texas A&M 6:30 PM SEC Network
12/17 vs Grambling 5:30 PM ESPNU
12/21 at Oklahoma 9 AM ESPN2
1/4 vs Alabama 6:30 PM SEC Network
1//7 at Arkansas 3 p.m. CBS Sports Network 1//11 vs Auburn 12 p.m.SEC Network 1//14 at Georgia 6 p.m. ESPN 1//18 Ole Miss 3 p.m.ESPN2

How to watch LSU Basketball

LSU Basketball will be televised on the following channels throughout the season. Check your local listings for more information.
-SEC Network
-ESPN
--CBS Sports Network

LSU basketball on radio

The LSU Tigers basketball team can be heard on the following radio stations:

WWL 870 AM/105.3 FM (New Orleans)
WWL 870 AM/105.3 FM (Baton Rouge)
KPEL 1420 AM (Lafayette)
KSYL 970 AM (Alexandria)

Where to find LSU Basketball

SEC Network will televise 11 regular-season LSU basketball games during the 2019-20 season as part of the Southeastern Conference’s television package, it was announced Thursday.

Eight of the 11 games will be carried on either ESPNU or the SEC Network+ platform, available through WatchESPN and the ESPN app The other three games will air on either ESPN or ESPN2.

How to stream LSU Basketball

Looking to catch LSU Basketball this season? Here’s how you can stream the games online

How to follow LSU Basketball

LSU Basketball will be televised a number of times this season on various channels. Below is a schedule of where and when you can catch the Tigers in action.

-November 5th: LSU vs. Southeastern Louisiana 7:00 PM on Cox Sports TV
-November 8th: LSU vs. UL Monroe, 7:00 PM on Cox Sports TV
-November 12th: LSU vs. Nicholls State 7:00 PM on ESPNU
-November 15th: LSU vs. Purdue, 3:30 PM on ESPN2
-November 17th: LSU vs. North Carolina A&T, 1:00 PM on SEC Network+

How to bet on LSU Basketball

LSU basketball is set to begin their season on Friday, November 10th. The LSU Tigers are currently ranked as the No. 4 team in the nation by the Associated Press (AP) and No. 6 in the nation by the USA Today/Coaches Poll

The LSU Basketball team is led by junior guard Tremont Waters, who averaged 15.9 points and 5.8 assists last season. He will be joined by fellow junior Naz Reid, who averaged 13.6 points and 7.2 rebounds per game last season. Expectations are high for this LSU team as they look to make a run at the NCAA tournament this year.

If you’re looking to bet on LSU Basketball this season, here are a few things to keep in mind:
-The most important thing when betting on any sport is to do your research before placing any bets. This means knowing everything you can about the teams involved, as well as the odds that are being offered by sportsbooks.
-It’s also important to remember that you don’t have to bet on every game that LSU plays. There will be plenty of opportunities to make money over the course of the season, so don’t feel like you have to bet on every game just because you can.
-Finally, always remember to set a budget for yourself and stick to it! Sports betting can be a lot of fun, but it should never become an addiction. Only bet what you can afford to lose, and never chase your losses!

How to get LSU Basketball tickets

-To purchase tickets, visit LSUTix.net or call the LSU ticket office at 225-578-2184.-To be placed on the waitlist for Season tickets sign up at LSUTix.net. Tickets become available as other fans release them back to the system.-Fans can also join the Geaux Zone, which provides access to purchase tickets for some LSU home games as well as other Eastern Conference and NCAA sporting events. Learn more at LSUSports.net/GeauxZone.-LSU students can purchase up to two student guest tickets beginning two days prior to each Home game Additional information is available at LSUSports.net/students.-There are a limited number of accessibility needs seats available for fans with disabilities. To learn more, please contact the LSU ADA Office at 225-578-8561 or [email protected]”

How to become an LSU Basketball fan

Whether you’re a die-hard Gers Basketball fan or are just looking to get into the spirit of things, there are plenty of ways to show your support for LSU. One of the best ways to catch all the action is by tuning into the LSU basketball TV schedule

With games broadcast on both SEC Network and ESPN, there are plenty of opportunities to catch the Tigers in action. And, with a little bit of planning, you can make sure you never miss a game.

To start, you’ll want to become familiar with the LSU Basketball TV schedule. Games are typically broadcast on either SEC Network or ESPN, although occasionally they may be shown on other channels. Check your local listings to see what time each game will be aired in your area.

Once you know when the games will be airing, you can start planning how to watch them. If you have a cable or satellite TV subscription, you can simply tune into the channel that is broadcasting the game. Alternatively, if you have access to a computer or mobile device, you can watch the games online through the official SEC website or ESPN’s WatchESPN app.

No matter how you choose to watch, make sure you don’t miss any of the action by staying up-to-date on the LSU basketball TV schedule!

How to watch other college Basketball

There are a number of ways to watch LSU basketball games if you don’t have access to a TV. Here are a few options:

– WatchESPN: You can watch ESPN online at WatchESPN.com or on the WatchESPN app. You’ll need to log in with your cable or satellite TV provider account info to watch.
– Sling TV: Sling TV is a streaming service that offers ESPN and other channels for $25/month. You can sign up for a 7-day free trial to see if it’s right for you.
– Hulu with Live TV: Hulu with Live TV includes ESPN and costs $39.99/month after a 7-day free trial
– DIRECTV NOW: DIRECTV NOW includes ESPN in its $50/month “Live a Little” package. You can start with a free 7-day trial, but you’ll need to provide your credit card info when you sign up.

LSU Basketball TV Schedule