How to Watch Gonzaga Basketball in the 2026-27 Season

The Gonzaga Bulldogs’ move to the Pac-12 Conference not only means new opponents, but also new television networks.

On October 14th, the league’s broadcast schedule for the 2026-27 season was announced by the revamped league. Through their 31 regular-season contests, the Zags will reappear on ESPN, FOX, TNT, and CBS/CBS Sports Network.

The season opener for coach Mark Few’s team comes against Purdue in Las Vegas on November 2nd, which can be viewed on TNT or truTV.

Gonzaga’s one stretch of games on the ESPN Networks will also take place in Las Vegas, at the Players Era Festival. The first-round matchup versus Kansas State is on ESPN on November 24th.

The Zags will play three games televised on CBS: Michigan State on December 19th, Oregon in the Battle in Seattle on January 30th, and San Diego State in the Kennel on February 27th.

While fans are familiar with watching the Bulldogs play on those popular networks, the Pac-12 Conference signed a five-year media rights partnership with multiple new stations that earns the university a 100 percent full media share. The estimated earnings are reported somewhere between $7 million and $12 million annually despite not having a football program. The CW, which can be viewed on ESPN Unlimited, will air six Gonzaga games from their upcoming slate. Nine of the other games for the Zags will air on USA Network.

Gonzaga only has two contests scheduled to air locally in Spokane on KHQ: the exhibition matchup with Lewis-Clark State on October 28th, and the home opener with New Mexico State on November 7th. That means only two games with the play-by-play voice of Greg Heister and the analysis from Richard Fox. With color commentator Dan Dickau signed on to the CBS Sports Network, there is a good chance that Zag fans will hear plenty of the legendary Bulldog’s takes, as Gonzaga has six games airing on there.

The most unusual network airing a Zag contest is Amazon Prime Video, when Gonzaga plays Duke in Detroit on February 20th. Prime Video signed a three-game deal with the Blue Devils, making it the first time the streaming service will broadcast college basketball.

The best subscription service for fans to watch all these battles from the 2026-27 season would be either YouTube TV or Hulu Live.

Gonzaga’s upcoming exhibition at Arkansas on October 24th is a bit tougher to view, airing on SEC Network+.