Sunday Sports Lineup: From Basketball to Super Bowl

A packed Sunday on television features everything from college hoops to the biggest NFL showdown. The day starts early with college basketball games on BTN and ESPNU, showcasing Southern Cal against Penn State and Tulsa facing South Florida. By noon, viewers can catch a CBS broadcast of Michigan versus Ohio State and ESPN2’s match between UNC‑Greensboro and Furman. The action continues on Fox with Texas Tech taking on West Virginia, followed by the rest of the men’s schedule that day. College women’s basketball takes center stage in the afternoon. ACCN, CBSSN, CW and SECN air games that include NC State against Virginia Tech, James Madison versus UMass, Louisville facing Syracuse, and Arkansas battling Florida. Mid‑afternoon highlights feature Marquette versus Creighton on FS1, while the late games show Tennessee at South Carolina on ABC and UCLA against Michigan on Fox. The day concludes with a late‑evening match between Georgia and Missouri, plus Alabama playing Texas A&M on SECN.Other sports fill the remaining slots. A women’s gymnastics showdown airs at 4 p. m. , and college softball fans can tune into the NFCA Leadoff Classic in Clearwater, Fla. Fishing enthusiasts catch the Bassmaster Elite Series on FS1 at Lake Guntersville. Golf viewers have early‑morning coverage of the DP World Tour’s Qatar Masters, and later the PGA Tour’s final round of the WM Phoenix Open airs on both Golf and CBS. The lineup extends into horse racing with FS2’s NYRA America’s Day at the Races, and a touch of European basketball as NBATV streams Nanterre versus Lyon‑Villeurbanne. NBA fans enjoy the New York vs. Boston clash on ABC, followed by a Clippers‑Minnesota game on ESPN. The NBA G‑League showcases Motor City against Raptors 905, while the NFL’s highlight is the Super Bowl LX featuring Seattle and New England on NBC. Soccer and tennis also get airtime. Early morning CBSSN airs an English League Championship match, and ESPN2 brings a La Liga showdown. Women’s Serie A is available on CBSSN at 9 a. m. , and multiple Davis Cup qualifiers, ATP, and WTA events start as early as 5 a. m. across different channels. Overall, the day offers a diverse sports mix, giving fans plenty of choices whether they prefer college hoops, professional leagues, or international competitions.