UConn vs. Michigan Women’s Basketball: How to Watch and Follow the Game on November 5, 2026

Last checked: November 6, 2026, at 1:05 a.m. UTC (November 5, 8:05 p.m. Eastern Standard Time).

UConn and Michigan were scheduled to meet in women’s basketball on Thursday, November 5, at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with a 6:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time tipoff. FS1 was listed as the television broadcaster, and the UConn Sports Network carried the radio call. The scheduled start time has passed; a current score or final result could not be independently confirmed at the time of this check.

For the latest game status, open the official UConn schedule and game center. Fans with FS1 access can check their TV guide or streaming provider for the broadcast; anyone joining after the game ends should check their provider for replay availability.

Destaques

• Matchup: No. 2 UConn at No. 5 Michigan, according to UConn’s pregame preview.
• Scheduled tipoff: November 5 at 6:30 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00) in Ann Arbor, or 11:30 p.m. UTC.
• TV and audio: FS1 and the UConn Sports Network were listed for the game.
• Score: Check the official game center for the latest update; a final result was not verified for this article.

What channel is UConn vs. Michigan women’s basketball on?

FS1 was the scheduled U.S. television channel. UConn confirmed the assignment in its official game preview and listed it on the team schedule. If you have cable, satellite, or a live-TV streaming package, search your guide for FS1 and the women’s basketball matchup.

Channel numbers differ by provider and location. If the game is no longer live when you tune in, the guide may show subsequent programming; look for a replay in your provider’s on-demand or recording section. Replay availability and any expiration date should be confirmed with the provider.

Can you stream UConn vs. Michigan?

FOX identified FOX One as a streaming option for the matchup in its game listing. Viewers may also be able to watch through a live-TV service that carries FS1. Check the service’s current channel lineup, account requirements, device support, and price before subscribing.

If you already pay for a package with FS1, begin with that provider’s app or website and search for the game. Having access to a general sports streaming service does not by itself establish that FS1 or a replay is included. A live listing may also disappear after the broadcast, so check the provider’s replay or recordings area if you arrive late.

How can you listen to the game or follow the score?

UConn listed the UConn Sports Network from Learfield, including FOX Sports 97.9, for the radio broadcast. Its women’s basketball schedule also links to listening and game information. Audio availability can depend on the station or streaming service, so open the listing and check whether the broadcast is still active.

For a score without video, select the Michigan matchup from either the UConn schedule or Michigan’s official schedule, then open the game center or live statistics link. Those pages are useful for checking the period, score, and eventually a box score. Refresh the page if the information appears stale, and look for a final designation before treating a score as the result.

Fans catching up afterward can also check the teams’ official schedules for a recap and box score. A final box score is especially useful for seeing shooting, rebounds, turnovers, and individual contributions without relying on an isolated highlight.

When and where was UConn vs. Michigan scheduled?

The teams were scheduled to play at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Tipoff was set for 6:30 p.m. in Ann Arbor, where Eastern Standard Time was in effect (UTC−05:00). That is 11:30 p.m. UTC on November 5, 5:30 p.m. Central Standard Time, 4:30 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, and 3:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.

Those are scheduled start times, not confirmation of the exact opening tip. Broadcast timing and the game’s status can change, so the official game center is the best place to check what happened after the listed start.

Why does the UConn vs. Michigan matchup matter?

UConn’s preview identified the Huskies as No. 2 and the Wolverines as No. 5 entering the meeting. It described the game as UConn’s first of four straight games against ranked opponents. The Huskies had opened their season with a 100–35 win over Cornell, while Michigan entered its opener, according to the same preview.

The schools’ previous women’s meeting ended in a 72–69 UConn win in November 2025, as documented in the official box score. That close result provides context, but it does not predict the outcome of this season’s game. Rankings and records cited here are from before the November 5 matchup and may change once the result is recorded.

For UConn fans planning ahead, the published schedule lists Iowa as the next opponent on Sunday, November 8, in Storrs. Check the official schedule again for the latest start time and broadcast details, which can change.

Frequently asked questions

Was UConn vs. Michigan on FS1?

Yes. UConn listed FS1 as the television broadcaster for the November 5 women’s game.

Where can I find the final score?

Open the matchup’s game center from either school’s official women’s basketball schedule and look for a final designation and box score. A final score was not verified at the time of this article’s check.

Is the game available to replay?

Replay availability was not confirmed. Check FOX One or the on-demand and recording sections of your FS1 provider for the specific game.