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Monumental Sports Network Partners with Four Local Universities and HBCU GO to Broadcast College Basketball – Monumental Sports
Network to Air 50 College Basketball Games During 2023-24 Season
Washington, D.C. – As the college basketball season tips off this week, Monumental Sports Network today announced partnerships with George Washington, Howard, Richmond, and Towson to air live college basketball games on the network during the upcoming season. Monumental’s 2023-24 college basketball slate features 50 games, including 21 women’s games. That total represents the most college basketball games to air on the network during a single season.
More than three million households in the network’s local footprint can watch DMV-area teams play on the network over the coming months. Local college basketball fans with a pay tv subscription can watch games on Monumental Sports Network on their tv and will also be able to steam games at www.monumentalsportsnetwork.com or by downloading the Monumental Sports Network app on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV and using an eligible TV Everywhere log-in.
“Monumental Sports Network is the best place for D.C.-area basketball fans to watch live, local hoops at all levels,” said Friday Abernethy, General Manager, Monumental Sports Network. “Our region has a rich college basketball tradition and we are proud to showcase several exciting programs on our network this year.”
As part of Monumental’s college basketball coverage, Monumental Sports Network has also partnered with HBCU GO to air more than 20 taped men’s and women’s basketball games from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), including local Bowie State University.
“We are proud to use our network platform to elevate HBCU athletics and provide their fan bases an opportunity to watch their favorite teams in action,” said Caitlin Mangum, Vice President, Content & Programming, Monumental Sports Network.
In August 2022, Monumental Sports & Entertainment acquired full ownership of NBC Sports Washington from Comcast/NBC Universal. The station was rebranded Monumental Sports Network this September with a new slate of programming. The network is the exclusive local television media rights holder for the NHL’s Washington Capitals, NBA’s Washington Wizards, and WNBA’s Washington Mystics and also boasts the most comprehensive regional collegiate Division II-and-under and regional high-school sports programming in the greater Washington, D.C. metro area.
Monumental Sports Network’s college basketball coverage begins on Sunday, November 12 at 7:00 p.m. ET as Towson men’s basketball plays Robert Morris.
2023-24 Men’s College Basketball on Monumental Sports Network
Sunday, Nov. 12 – Towson vs. Robert Morris (7 PM)
Sunday, Nov. 26 – Towson vs. Morgan State (4 PM)
Sunday, Nov. 26 – Tuskegee vs. Fort Valley State (Time TBA)
Saturday, Dec. 2 – William & Mary vs. Richmond (4 PM)
Sunday, Dec. 3 – Fort Valley State vs. Lemoyne-Owen (Time TBA)
Tuesday, Dec. 5 – Navy vs. George Washington (7 PM)
Wednesday, Dec. 6 – Towson vs. Massachusetts (7 PM)
Sunday, Dec. 10 – Clafflin vs. Bowie State (Time TBA)
Wednesday, Dec. 13 – Howard vs. Regent (1 PM)
Sunday, Dec. 17 – Livingstone vs. Bowie State (Time TBA)
Friday, Dec. 22 – Towson vs. Nicholls State (4 PM)
Sunday, Dec. 24 – Talladega vs. Shaw (Time TBA)
Sunday, Dec. 24 – Lemoyne-Owen vs. Livingstone (Time TBA)
Saturday, Dec. 30 – Lafayette vs. Richmond (4 PM)
Sunday, Dec. 31 – Grambling State vs. Delaware State (Time TBA)
Sunday, Dec. 31 – Morehouse vs. Fayetteville St. (Time TBA)
Saturday, Jan. 6 – Towson vs. UNCW (2 PM)
Saturday, Jan. 6 – St. Bonaventure vs. Richmond (4 PM)
Saturday, Jan. 13 – Davidson vs. George Washington (2 PM)
Sunday, Jan. 14 – Kentucky State vs. Tuskegee (Time TBA)
Saturday, Jan. 20 – Towson vs. Campbell (4 PM)
Saturday, Jan. 27 – La Salle vs. George Washington (6 PM)
Sunday, Jan. 28 – Alabama A&M vs. Texas Southern (Time TBA)
Thursday, Feb. 1 – Towson vs. Northeastern (7 PM)
Sunday, Feb. 4 – Bethune-Cookman vs. Alabama State (Time TBA)
Saturday, Feb. 10 – Loyola vs. George Washington (12 PM)
Saturday, Feb. 10 – La Salle vs. Richmond (2 PM)
Sunday, Feb. 18 – Mississippi Valley vs. Alabama A&M (Time TBA)
Sunday, Mar. 10 – Mississippi Valley vs. Jackson State (Time TBA)
2023-24 Women’s College Basketball on Monumental Sports Network
Sunday, Nov. 26 – Tuskegee vs. Fort Valley State (Time TBA)
Sunday, Dec. 3 – Fort Valley State vs. Lemoyne-Owen (Time TBA)
Wednesday, Dec. 6 – Towson vs. George Washington (11 AM)
Sunday, Dec. 10 – Clafflin vs. Bowie State (Time TBA)
Saturday, Dec. 16 – Hampton vs. George Washington (2 PM)
Sunday, Dec. 17 – Livingstone vs. Bowie State (Time TBA)
Thursday, Dec. 21 – Howard vs. Hofstra (12 PM)
Friday, Dec. 22 – Towson vs. George Mason (12 PM)
Saturday, Dec. 30 – Richmond vs. George Washington (12 PM)
Saturday, Dec. 30 – Howard vs. American (2 PM)
Sunday, Jan. 14 – Kentucky State vs. Tuskegee (Time TBA)
Saturday, Jan. 20 – Saint Louis vs. George Washington (2 PM)
Sunday, Jan. 21 – Towson vs. William & Mary (2 PM)
Sunday, Jan. 28 – Alabama A&M vs. Texas Southern (Time TBA)
Sunday, Feb. 4 – Bethune-Cookman vs. Alabama State (Time TBA)
Friday, Feb. 16 – Towson vs. Drexel (7 PM)
Saturday, Feb. 17 – Massachusetts vs. George Washington (12 PM)
Sunday, Feb. 18 – Mississippi Valley vs. Alabama A&M (Time TBA)
Sunday, Feb. 25 – Towson vs. Delaware (2 PM)
Saturday, Mar. 2 – Loyola vs. George Washington (2 PM)
Sunday, Mar. 10 – Mississippi Valley vs. Jackson State (Time TBA)
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About Monumental Sports Network
Monumental Sports Network is wholly owned and operated by Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE). The network holds exclusive local television media rights for the NHL’s Washington Capitals, NBA’s Washington Wizards and WNBA’s Washington Mystics games. Monumental Sports Network is also the TV and digital home to the NBA G League’s Capital City Go-Go and the NBA 2K League’s Wizards District Gaming as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes content and original sports and entertainment programming. The network also boasts the most comprehensive regional high-school and regional collegiate Division II-and-under sports programming in the greater Washington D.C. metro area. For more, visit: www.monumentalsportsnetwork.com.
