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2025-26 Men's Basketball Schedule - Rutgers University Athletics
The official 2025-26 Men's Basketball schedule for the Rutgers University Scarlet Knights
Princeton and Indiana on Peacock so far...
Purdue on FOX
Purdue on FOX
5 games on BTN+. If you want to see then all on BTN+, you'll have to subscribe for two months since the first and last games on it are more than a month apart.
Might be cheaper to buy tickets in the parking lot just after tip off
Peacock missed an opportunity to carry the Peacocks
If someone refuses to pay 40 bucks a year to watch their team play, they’re certainly not a fan.
Have to order Peacock for the Wisconsin game and will miss the month by one friggin day. O well looks like Peacock will get two months from me. Someone set this sh*t up on purpose, I'm convinced of it. They better have some good shows on that streaming service.
Six Michigan State conference games and six Michigan conference games on Peacock, wow!
Five Purdue conference games plus the big non-con vs. Arizona on it.
Five games for Wisconsin and Ohio State, I think.
I'm content that only one Rutgers conference game will be on the Pea.
Five Purdue conference games plus the big non-con vs. Arizona on it.
Five games for Wisconsin and Ohio State, I think.
I'm content that only one Rutgers conference game will be on the Pea.
Michigan will light up peacock. They are going to watch their team no matter what.
The yearly with a coupon is 39.99. not too bad for all NBC programmingHave to order Peacock for the Wisconsin game and will miss the month by one friggin day. O well looks like Peacock will get two months from me. Someone set this sh*t up on purpose, I'm convinced of it. They better have some good shows on that streaming service.
Meh…not the best look for us. our new conference rights partner (NBC) doesn’t seem to want us really much.
Who cares. Does RU get the same amount of TV money as everyone else. that's all that matters.
This might be corporate spin but one way NBC makes money off the Big Ten deal is to boost Peacock subscribers.
In order to boost subscribers then need to pick games and teams that will entice new subscribers.
A crap game with crap teams and no fans isn't going to boost subscriber numbers.
I want less of our games on that particular platform, but I can see an argument that a sign of a program's value to broadcasters is the number of times those broadcasters want to air that program. So this could be taken as RU basketball being one of the least desirable properties for Peacock this year. Indiana, Michigan State, and Purdue are the biggest name programs in the league lately (say what we will about Indiana losing to us on the floor in most of the recent years, they are still Indiana from a TV appeal perspective) and they are on Peacock far more than we are.
Rutgers may not merit more than two games on Peacock this year, but this will change once the program starts winning big consistently and recruiting 5 stars regularly. On the other hand, it is very annoying. that you now have to pay for endless subscription services to see a handful of your team's games.
Of course Rutgers is way behind the schools you mentioned. It is what it is. We do not get the ratings those schools do. Hopefully that will begin to change.
It doesn't matter what I want. It matters what our partners want, what our big ten fanbases want, what media wants.
And again, it doesn't seem we're enticing to our partners, other fanbases and our new media partners. Having only 2 games on Peacock is blah.
I don't really care, but again, I'll argue that with NBC only choosing 2 of our games, its not a great look.
I was wondering the same thing. It doesn't offer cloud storage but apparently you can do it with "screen recording" programs. This website describes how to do it but I have no idea how easy it is to do that. Hope the link works.
Screen recording
Certainly true in the past, but with first year with nbc had hoped that would change.
People here seem to be celebrating that fact.
If you have Xfinity Diamond/Platinum rewards - you might be able to use your Xfinity rewards to get Peacock Premium for free.