Also new this year, every LMU men's and women's home game will either be nationally televised or available on ESPN+. This will put LMU basketball into homes across the country giving the university a platform to be seen and highlighted on a nightly basis.

Five conference games have been selected for a national broadcast. LMU will appear on either ESPN or ESPN2 when the men's team travels to Spokane for the rematch with Gonzaga on Jan. 30. Then the return game from the Zags will be a 6 p.m. start at Gersten Pavilion and air on CBS Sports Network.
 
All 14 women's basketball home games will appear on ESPN+ this season, a first for the program. Additionally, all 16 West Coast Conference games, home and away, will also be broadcast on the digital platform.
 
LMU's game at Saint Mary's on Jan. 27 will be shown on either ESPN2 or ESPNU. Two additional games on CBS Sports Network include LMU at San Francisco on Jan. 18 and LMU at Santa Clara on Feb. 22. All remaining home games and conference games will be available on ESPN+.

For the full men's basketball schedule and broadcast links, click here.
For the full women's basketball schedule and broadcast links, click here.
 
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