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What channel is Notre Dame women’s basketball vs. Pittsburgh on tonight? Time, TV schedule
The No. 2-ranked Notre Dame women’s basketball team takes its show on the road tonight to take on Pittsburgh at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pa. for an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup.
The Irish (21-2, 12-0) are on a 16-game winning streak after dispatching Stanford and then-No. 21 California last week.
Pittsburgh (11-14, 3-9) is coming off a two-game win streak last week, beaing Boston College, 79-66, and SMU, 58-57.
Tonight’s game is a homecoming for Irish grad transfer Liatu King. King, who went to high school in Pittsburgh, spent the past four years playing for the Panthers, averaging 18.7 points and 10.3 rebounds per game her senior year. She was named the ACC Most Improved Player for her efforts.
Notre Dame is averaging 87.6 points per game as a team while allowing 61 points per game. Hannah Hidalgo leads the Irish charge with a 25.9 ppg average, followed by Olivia Miles (16.5), Sonia Citron (13.0) and King (12.0). Maddy Westbeld (9.1) completes the starting five.
What channel is Notre Dame women vs. Pittsburgh on tonight?
TV Channel: ACCN
Livestream: ESPN+ or Fubo, which offers a free trial for new customers
Radio: WSBT (96.1 FM, 960 AM)
Notre Dame women’ vs. Pittsburgh will broadcast on ACC Network from Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pa. ACC Network can be streamed with the purchase of Fubo, which offers a free trial for new customers.
Notre Dame women vs. Pittsburgh time today
Date: Thursday, February 13
Start time: 8 p.m. (ET)
Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh starts at 8 p.m. (ET) from Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Notre Dame women vs. Pittsburgh score updates
2024-25 Notre Dame women’s basketball schedule
HOME GAMES IN CAPS
21-2 overall (12-0 ACC)
Oct. 30 | DAVENPORT | W, 101-41
Nov. 4 | MERCYHURST | W, 105-61.
Nov. 10 | at Purdue | W, 102-58
Nov. 13 | JAMES MADISON | W, 92-46
Nov. 17 | at Lafayette | W, 91-55
Nov. 23 | at Southern Cal | W, 74-61
Nov. 29 | vs. TCU (Cayman Islands Classic) | L, 76-68
Nov. 30 | vs. Utah (Cayman Islands Classic), L, 78-67
Dec. 5 | TEXAS | W, 80-70, OT
Dec. 8 | at Syracuse | W, 93-62
Dec. 12 | CONNECTICUT | W, 79-68
Dec. 15 | EASTERN MICHIGAN | W, 118-49
Dec. 22 | LOYOLA MARYLAND | W, 97-54.
Dec. 29 | VIRGINIA | W, 95-54
Jan. 5 | at North Carolina | W, 76-66
Jan. 9 | WAKE FOREST | W, 100-64
Jan. 12 | at Clemson | W, 67-58
Jan. 16 | GEORGIA TECH | W, 81-66
Jan. 19 | SMU | W, 88-64
Jan. 23 | at Boston College | W, 89-63
Jan. 30 | at Virginia Tech | W, 77-61
Feb. 2 | at Louisville | W, 89-71.
Feb. 6 | STANFORD | W, 96-47
Feb. 9 | CALIFORNIA | W, 91-52
Feb. 13 | at Pittsburgh | 8 p.m., ACCN
Feb. 17 | DUKE | 6 p.m., ESPN
Feb. 20 | at Miami | 7 p.m.
Feb. 23 | at N.C. State | 12 p.m., ESPN
Feb. 27 | FLORIDA STATE | 8 p.m., ACCN
Mar. 2 | LOUISVILLE | 12 p.m., ESPN
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