Tucson sports fans can look forward to an action-packed day on December 4, with a diverse range of college basketball, hockey, golf, and professional sports events scheduled. The lineup includes notable matchups across various disciplines, promising an engaging experience for viewers and listeners alike.
College Basketball Highlights
The day kicks off with women’s college basketball, featuring several key games. At 15:00, Florida faces off against Virginia Tech on ESPN2. Following that, a series of matches will begin at 17:00, including South Carolina taking on Louisville on ESPN, and Arkansas challenging SMU on the ACC Network. Other games at the same time include North Carolina against Texas on ESPN2, Clemson facing Alabama on ESPNU, and Villanova visiting Georgetown on NBCPK.
As the evening progresses, additional compelling matchups are scheduled, with LSU competing against Duke at 19:00 on ESPN. Other notable games include Notre Dame versus Mississippi on ESPN2 and Marquette taking on DePaul on the SEC Network.
Men’s College Hockey and Professional Sports
In men’s college hockey, Minnesota will face Ohio State at 17:30 on BTN, adding to the excitement of the day. For golf enthusiasts, the World Champions Cup begins at 10:00 on ESPN, followed by the PGA’s Hero World Challenge at 11:30 on GOLF. The DP World Tour will also feature the Crown Australian at 19:30 and the Nedbank Challenge at 02:00 the next day.
Basketball fans can catch the NBA game between Golden State and Philadelphia at 17:00 on NBATV. The NFL matchup between Dallas and Detroit is set to start at 18:15, with coverage available on PRIME and local radio stations 1490-AM and 1290-AM.
Soccer fans will not be left out, as AC Milan visits Lazio at 13:00 on CBSSN, while the English Premier League match between West Ham United and Manchester United will also be broadcast on USA.
Whether tuning in on television or radio, Tucson residents have a wealth of sports content to choose from on December 4. All times mentioned are in Tucson local time, and viewers should note that schedules are subject to change.
