October 9, 2025

UCLA Men’s Basketball Team Schedules 2025-26 Season Matches

News Summary

The UCLA men’s basketball team is gearing up for a demanding season with 31 regular-season games broadcasted across various platforms. Fans can tune in to catch matchups, including contests against Eastern Washington and Arizona. With notable additions to the roster and a focus on improving shooting accuracy, the Bruins aim to build on their previous success while participating in an extensive lineup of Big Ten games, showcasing the team’s growth and preparation for an intense year ahead.

Los Angeles – The UCLA men’s basketball team is set to have a busy 2025-26 season, with 31 regular-season games scheduled to be broadcast or streamed live. This marks an exciting opportunity for fans to follow the Bruins as they compete in an extensive lineup of contests starting with their season opener on November 3 against Eastern Washington.

This season’s broadcast details highlight a variety of platforms that will showcase UCLA’s games. A total of 10 contests will air on FOX or FS1, while 9 games will be available on the Big Ten Network. Additionally, 7 games will be streamed through Peacock (NBC), and 2 games will be nationally televised by CBS. Fans can also expect at least 1 game on ESPN and 2 games streamed through Big Ten Plus, including an exhibition game.

UCLA’s home exhibition game is set for October 28 against UC Irvine and will be available on Big Ten Plus. Other notable games in the non-conference schedule include a matchup against Arizona on November 14 at Intuit Dome, streamed on Peacock, and a game against California at the Chase Center in San Francisco, which will be televised on ESPN. Returning to their home court, the Bruins will face Arizona State on December 17, which will be broadcast live on FS1.

As the season progresses, early Big Ten matchups are also noteworthy. The Bruins will play a road game against Washington on December 3, which will air on the Big Ten Network, followed by a home game against Oregon on December 6 available on Peacock. After the New Year, the remaining 18 Big Ten games will be covered through channels including FOX, FS1, Peacock, CBS, or Big Ten Network. Significantly, six of the last eight regular-season games will be featured on FOX or FS1, culminating in the season finale against USC at Galen Center at 6 p.m. PT on FS1.

For those interested in attending, season ticket packages for the 2025-26 men’s basketball season are already available, with options provided for inquiries through phone or email. Fans looking to watch non-conference home games can anticipate single-game tickets becoming available later this month. Currently, UCLA is ranked 14th in ESPN’s preseason Top 25, reflecting stability in their offseason rankings.

On the roster, the team has made significant updates, including the addition of Donovan Dent, the Mountain West Player of the Year, who is expected to enhance the Bruins’ offensive capabilities. Additionally, Coach Mick Cronin has stressed the importance of Dent’s consistency and work ethic for the team’s success this season. Meanwhile, Xavier Booker is transitioning to the center position from a forward role, focusing on improving rebounding and rim protection. Forward Jamar Brown, also joining the team, showcased impressive shooting last season with a 45.3% accuracy from beyond the arc, which is anticipated to bolster the team’s overall shooting effectiveness.

Overall, the Bruins are looking to build on their prior season, where they concluded with a record of 23-11 during their inaugural year in the Big Ten. The coaching staff and players are preparing for a demanding season ahead, emphasizing the importance of improving shooting capabilities, particularly after facing challenges in key games in previous seasons.

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