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Penn State basketball TV arrangements, tip times set for 2024-25

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Penn State senior point guard Ace Baldwin. (Photo Credit: Matthew O'Haren-USA TODAY Sports)

Less than a month out from the start of the 2024-25 season, Penn State men’s basketball has all of the details for its upcoming slate. Announced Wednesday afternoon, the Big Ten provided the final step in the process, making public its television and tip time arrangements for every program in the newly expanded 18-team league.

The full schedule for the Penn State men’s basketball program is posted below. The Nittany Lions will play in front of a BTN audience 16 times through the season, with highlights including the Indiana game at the Palestra on Sunday, Jan. 5 and both games of a West Coast swing to USC and UCLA in February. Peacock also has an added presence for the Nittany Lions, set to broadcast the marquee nonconference game with Virginia Tech on Friday, Nov. 15 in Baltimore. Lastly, FS1 will get the Rec Hall game against Ohio State on Jan. 30.

Penn State basketball 2024-25 season schedule

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Penn State basketball at a glance

Penn State returns five major contributors from Rhoades’ debut season with the program. Described as the head of the snake, Ace Baldwin returns for a fifth year of college ball at point guard, having forgone moving into the professional ranks this past offseason. Alongside him, the Nittany Lions will feature returning players with starting experience including Puff JohnsonNick Kern, and Zach Hicks, plus D’Marco Dunn.

They’ll be surrounded by eight newcomers. Welcoming four transfers – Kachi Nzeh, Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Eli Rice, and Freddie Dilione – as well as a four-man Class of 2024 that includes Jahvin Carter, Dominick Stewart, Miles Goodman, and Hudson Ward, the Nittany Lions are buzzing over what the additions have meant to their potential.

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Specifically highlighting a handful of the transfers on the BTN during Big Ten media days last week, Rhoades indicated that their combined impact has been notable.

“Yanic Niederhauser is our big guy that, we’re really excited about him. He’s going to impact us. Eli Rice, the transfer from Nebraska, he’s going to impact our program. Freddie Dilione from Tennessee, a guy I recruited really hard in the past,” said Rhoades. “We’re bigger, we’re faster, we got more shooting. So we could play our style that we want longer because we’re going to be deeper.”

Penn State 2023-24 data

NCAA NET86
Overall record16-17
Big Ten record10-11
Home record13-4
Road record2-8
Neutral record1-5
Q12-8
Q24-6
Q35-2
Q45-1

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