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2016-17 SCHEDULE

SAN BRUNO, Calif. -- The 2016-17 men's basketball schedule has been finalized with the remaining game times and broadcast details. For the third consecutive season, every WCC game will be televised on a national or regional level, and/or produced for broadcast on the conference's digital network, TheW.tv.

Eight LMU games, all against conference opponents, will be aired live on Spectrum SportsNet. The remaining games will be on either ESPNU, ESPN3, Root Sports, BYUTV, Mountain West Network, or online through TheW.tv.

Loyola Marymount opens its third season under Head Coach Mike Dunlap with an exhibition against Sonoma State on Nov. 4 at Gersten Pavilion. The season will officially begin the following week when Vanguard comes to campus on Nov. 11 for a 7 p.m. matchup.

The Lions hit the road early, traveling to Reno to take on Nevada on Nov. 14, before hosting perennial power UConn in an ESPN3 broadcast on Nov. 17. ESPNU will nationally broadcast the WCC opener between Saint Mary's and LMU in Gersten Pavilion on Dec. 29. Fans can help close out the calendar year with a 1 p.m. home New Years Eve game against BYU.

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Across the conference, sixteen West Coast Conference regular season games will be broadcast on ESPN Networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU) and a minimum of 49 additional games will air on regional television through conference and school partnerships with Spectrum SportsNet, Comcast SportsNet, ROOT Sports and BYUtv - along with the West Coast Conference Game of the Week. Additional televised games will be added throughout the season and will be updated on the 2016-17 WCCsports.com schedule.

As part of the West Coast Conference's long-term deal with Spectrum SportsNet (formerly Time Warner Cable Sports), the broadcast home of the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Dodgers, will produce and air a West Coast Conference Game of the Week each Saturday during WCC play. The Game of the Week will be distributed to television partners throughout the WCC footprint - up to 20 million homes in all. Those games will also be available live to WCC fans outside of school television markets for free on TheW.tv.

WCC This Week -- a weekly half-hour show dedicated to WCC basketball -- airs in each market every Saturday during conference play leading up to the Game of the Week. WCC This Week makes its 2016-17 debut Saturday, December 31, 2016 at 12:30 p.m. PT.

In all, TheW.tv, on Campus Insiders, will air well over 100 West Coast Conference men's basketball games this season (68 conference games) produced in HD television quality for the digital platform. Other regional television broadcasts can be seen out-of-market on TheW.tv. All broadcasts on TheW.tv are available free of charge, and can be found on-line, on smart phones and tablets, and through connected TVs.

West Coast Conference play begins on Thursday, December 29, 2016. Additional out-of-market outlets will be added as they become available.

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