
ESPN has announced its 2027 men’s college basketball Big Monday schedule, which will feature five consecutive weeks of doubleheaders highlighting significant matchups in the ACC and Big 12 conferences. This schedule includes nine teams ranked in the top 25 according to ESPN's Way Too Early rankings.
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Starting on February 1, ESPN will broadcast prominent games in the ACC at 7 p.m. ET and the Big 12 at 9 p.m. ET until March 1, the last Monday of the college basketball regular season. Featured teams include No. 2 Duke, No. 12 Virginia, No. 15 Louisville, and No. 18 Miami in the ACC, alongside No. 6 Arizona, No. 9 Texas Tech, No. 17 Houston, No. 19 BYU, and No. 25 Kansas from the Big 12.
The schedule is as follows:
**February 1**
7 p.m. ET: Miami at Duke (ESPN)
9 p.m. ET: Kansas at Houston (ESPN)
**February 8**
7 p.m. ET: Louisville at North Carolina (ESPN)
9 p.m. ET: TCU at Arizona (ESPN2)
**February 15**
7 p.m. ET: Louisville at Virginia (ESPN)
9 p.m. ET: Houston at Texas Tech (ESPN)
**February 22**
7 p.m. ET: Miami at North Carolina (ESPN)
9 p.m. ET: Arizona at BYU (ESPN)
**March 1**
7 p.m. ET: Virginia at Duke (ESPN)
9 p.m. ET: Iowa State at Kansas (ESPN)
The matchups include several compelling storylines. The season opener features Miami and Duke, both of whom are expected to contend for top spots in the ACC. Kansas and Houston will see two esteemed coaches, Bill Self and Kelvin Sampson, face off.
The following week, Louisville travels to North Carolina, marking the debut of new Tar Heels head coach Michael Malone. TCU will take on the Arizona Wildcats, showcasing some of the nation’s top talent.
On February 15, Louisville plays Virginia, with both teams aiming for postseason success. The Houston and Texas Tech matchup presents another highlight, as both teams have recent strong tournament histories.
February 22 features Miami again, as they visit North Carolina in what could be a pivotal game for postseason positioning. Arizona will face BYU, known for their potent offenses.
Finally, on March 1, a rematch of the 2026 ACC Championship between Virginia and Duke is anticipated, along with Iowa State's visit to Kansas, a program with recent national championship success.
Big Monday has been an integral part of ESPN's college basketball coverage since its inception in 1987, consistently showcasing top-notch intraconference games. The complete 2026-27 men’s college basketball schedule on ESPN networks will be released in the coming weeks.