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A total of 16 UCLA matches will be aired on live television, as announced by the Pac-12 Conference on Monday, as 14 will be shown on Pac-12 Networks, one on ESPN2 and one on ESPNU.
Following non-conference play, which sees the Bruins travel to Lincoln, Neb. (vs. Baylor - Aug. 30; at Nebraska - Aug. 31), Long Beach (vs. Georgia - Sept. 5; vs. Texas State - Sept. 6; at Long Beach State - Sept. 7), Honolulu (vs. Utah Valley - Sept. 12; vs. West Virginia - Sept. 13; at Hawaii - Sept. 14) and UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 18), UCLA will start Pac-12 play with a four-match homestand at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom.
The Bruins will open league action against USC on Wednesday, Sept. 25 (7:30 p.m.), which will be followed by three more televised matches on Pac-12 Networks against Arizona State (Sunday, Sept. 29 - 12 p.m.), Washington State (Friday, Oct. 4 - 6 p.m.) and Washington (Sunday, Oct. 6 - 2 p.m.).
UCLA's first road swing in Pac-12 play takes it to Utah (Pac-12 Networks) on Oct. 11, Colorado (ESPN2) on Oct. 13, Oregon (Pac-12 Networks) on Oct. 18 and Oregon State (Pac-12 Networks) on Oct. 20.
The stretch of nine consecutive televised games to start Pac-12 action concludes on Friday, Oct. 25 when the Bruins host Stanford at Pauley on ESPNU at 7 p.m. UCLA will also host California (Sunday, Oct. 27 - 12 p.m.) at Pauley before heading out on the road again for two Pac-12 Networks matches at Washington State (Nov. 1) and Washington (Nov. 3).
The next three matches, home against Colorado (Thursday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom), home versus Utah (Saturday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. at John Wooden Center) and at California (Nov. 15), will not be televised, however, the final five contests of the regular season will all air on Pac-12 Networks, starting with a Nov. 17 tilt at Stanford. The Bruins then host Oregon (Friday, Nov. 22 - Time TBD at John Wooden Center) and Oregon State (Sunday, Nov. 24 - Time TBD at Pauley) before finishing Pac-12 play on the road at Arizona (Nov. 27) and USC (Nov. 29).
A total of 16 UCLA matches will be aired on live television, as announced by the Pac-12 Conference on Monday, as 14 will be shown on Pac-12 Networks, one on ESPN2 and one on ESPNU.
Following non-conference play, which sees the Bruins travel to Lincoln, Neb. (vs. Baylor - Aug. 30; at Nebraska - Aug. 31), Long Beach (vs. Georgia - Sept. 5; vs. Texas State - Sept. 6; at Long Beach State - Sept. 7), Honolulu (vs. Utah Valley - Sept. 12; vs. West Virginia - Sept. 13; at Hawaii - Sept. 14) and UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 18), UCLA will start Pac-12 play with a four-match homestand at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom.
The Bruins will open league action against USC on Wednesday, Sept. 25 (7:30 p.m.), which will be followed by three more televised matches on Pac-12 Networks against Arizona State (Sunday, Sept. 29 - 12 p.m.), Washington State (Friday, Oct. 4 - 6 p.m.) and Washington (Sunday, Oct. 6 - 2 p.m.).
UCLA's first road swing in Pac-12 play takes it to Utah (Pac-12 Networks) on Oct. 11, Colorado (ESPN2) on Oct. 13, Oregon (Pac-12 Networks) on Oct. 18 and Oregon State (Pac-12 Networks) on Oct. 20.
The stretch of nine consecutive televised games to start Pac-12 action concludes on Friday, Oct. 25 when the Bruins host Stanford at Pauley on ESPNU at 7 p.m. UCLA will also host California (Sunday, Oct. 27 - 12 p.m.) at Pauley before heading out on the road again for two Pac-12 Networks matches at Washington State (Nov. 1) and Washington (Nov. 3).
The next three matches, home against Colorado (Thursday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom), home versus Utah (Saturday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. at John Wooden Center) and at California (Nov. 15), will not be televised, however, the final five contests of the regular season will all air on Pac-12 Networks, starting with a Nov. 17 tilt at Stanford. The Bruins then host Oregon (Friday, Nov. 22 - Time TBD at John Wooden Center) and Oregon State (Sunday, Nov. 24 - Time TBD at Pauley) before finishing Pac-12 play on the road at Arizona (Nov. 27) and USC (Nov. 29).