WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Purdue women's basketball team will have eight broadcasted games during the 2023-24 season, as the Big Ten Conference released its broadcast assignments for the upcoming campaign.
Purdue will play five televised games on the Big Ten Network and one on FS1. Peacock will air a pair of games for the Boilermakers, as the newest member of the Big Ten Conference's broadcast rotation.
The Boilermakers' five contests on the Big Ten Network will start on Dec. 30 with a home bout against Wisconsin. The remaining games on the league's network will come on Jan. 6 at Maryland, Jan. 18 at Penn State, Feb. 5 against Illinois and Feb. 25 at Wisconsin.
Peacock's coverage of Purdue basketball will be at Mackey Arena for a pair of high-profile matchups against Iowa on Jan. 10 and the Barn Burner Trophy Game with Indiana on Jan. 21.
Purdue will feature on FS1 on the final day of the regular season against Michigan on March 3.
All of Purdue's remaining Big Ten and home non-conference gamesq, including the return trip to Indiana on Feb. 11, will be shown on B1G+.
Returning after more than a decade hiatus in the regular season, the Purdue and Notre Dame clash in South Bend on Dec. 17 will be televised on the ACC Network. Both of the Boilermakers' games at the Baha Mar Pink Flamingo Championship in The Bahamas will be shown on FloHoops.
Head coach Katie Gearlds returns for her third season at the helm of her alma mater after guiding the Boilermakers to back-to-back postseason appearances. Purdue returned to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2017 as the Boilermakers posted a 19-11 record in 2022-23.
Season tickets for the 2023-24 season are on sale now. Purdue has already sold its most season tickets since 2015-16 with more being sold each week.
The Boilermakers return five players from last season, including Second Team All-Big Ten honoree Jeanae Terry. Eight newcomers highlight the roster with a pair of transfers in Mila Reynolds and Alaina Harper. Gearlds brought in the No. 21-ranked recruiting class with five signees last November, before top-60 recruit Amiyah Reynolds committed in May.
The season tips off Nov. 6 when Purdue travels to UCLA, who was ranked No. 3 by ESPN's Way Too Early Top 25.