LOS ANGELES – UCLA will have all 31 regular-season men's basketball games televised live this season, the Pac-12 Conference announced on Thursday.
 
The Bruins will have at least 10 games broadcast by the ESPN family of networks, including a non-conference showdown in Pauley Pavilion against Michigan (Dec. 10) and all three games of the Wooden Legacy in Orange County (Nov. 24, 25, 27). Six of UCLA's conference games will be televised by the ESPN family of networks.
 
UCLA will have six games nationally televised by Fox Sports 1, including home games versus Stanford (Jan. 8), Arizona State (Jan. 19), Oregon State (Feb. 12) and Washington (March 1) and road contests at Colorado (Jan. 12) and USC (Jan. 25).
 
Three games will be broadcast by CBS – UCLA's first-ever game at Kentucky's Rupp Arena (Dec. 3), a neutral site game against Ohio State in Las Vegas (Dec. 17) and a home contest against Arizona (Jan. 21).
 
Pac-12 Networks is scheduled to carry 12 contests, including each of the Bruins' first four regular-season games – Pacific (Nov. 11), CSUN (Nov. 13), San Diego (Nov. 17) and Long Beach State (Nov. 20). UCLA's games against UC Riverside (Nov. 30), UC Santa Barbara (Dec. 14), Western Michigan (Dec. 21), Oregon State (Dec. 30), Utah (Jan. 14), Washington State (Feb. 1), Washington (Feb. 4) and USC (Feb. 18) will also be aired by Pac-12 Networks.
 
UCLA will open its regular season against Pacific on Friday, Nov. 11, in Pauley Pavilion after hosting an exhibition game against The Master's University on Tuesday, Nov. 1. That contest will be televised live by Pac-12 Networks at 7:30 p.m.
 
The Bruins return four starters from last season's team in seniors Isaac Hamilton and Bryce Alford, junior Thomas Welsh and sophomore Aaron Holiday. Other key contributors back from one year ago include junior György "G.G." Goloman and sophomores Prince Ali and Alex Olesinski.
 
UCLA also welcomes three standout freshmen – center Ike Anigbogu, guard Lonzo Ball and forward TJ Leaf – who were all ranked among the top 25 players in their high school class by Scout.com and Rivals.com.
 
Season tickets and non-conference single-game tickets are on sale now and can be purchased online at www.uclabruins.com/tickets. Single-game Pac-12 tickets will go on sale Thursday, Oct. 6. Fans can get access to UCLA's exclusive Pac-12 ticket presale by signing up for Bruin Ticket Advantage emails at www.uclabruins.com/email.