KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The 2021-22 SEC women’s basketball television schedule was released on Wednesday, allowing the University of Tennessee to reveal most tip times and TV designations for the upcoming season.

The Lady Vols also shared that they have added a home game vs. Georgia State on Dec. 12 and that their game in Knoxville against Kentucky has been moved from Sunday, Jan. 16, to Monday, Jan. 17, to accommodate a television broadcast.

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Additionally, the UT women’s slate will feature a family-friendly nine home weeknight games with tip times at 6:30 p.m. or earlier, and at least four other contests with weekend afternoon starts. Among promotional dates of note: 12K in TBA on Nov. 21 vs. Texas, We Back Pat vs. Kentucky on Jan. 17 and Live Pink, Bleed Orange vs. Vanderbilt on Feb. 13. To learn more about promotions go to the Fan Experience tab on UTSports.com.

Reserved season tickets for the 2021-22 season start at $115 and are available at AllVols.com. Benefits include the same location for all regular-season home games, discounts on additional home game tickets when they go on sale in October and first opportunity to request or purchase postseason tickets.

Also available now to Lady Vol fans is the fan favorite $125 Lady Vol Pass. An alternative to the traditional season ticket that allows fans to secure seats to all 2021-22 regular season home games, the Lady Vol Pass enables fans to select seats from the remaining inventory no later than 48 hours prior to each home game.

Fans interested in being a part of the action at Thompson-Boling Arena this season are encouraged to click HERE for ticket information.

Additionally, a membership in the Ray Mears Room for the Lady Vol basketball season can be purchased for $900. Please contact the Tennessee Fund at 865-974-1218 to inquire.

The Lady Vols have 15 games confirmed for linear television, including eight contests on SEC Network, three on ESPN2, one on ESPN, one on ACC Network and one that will be carried by either ESPN2 or SEC Network. The UConn game could potentially give UT 16 linear broadcasts, but TV details have not been released.

There will be 11 games streamed live on SECN+ and another on ESPN+. Tennessee’s two contests at the South Point Shootout also are expected to be streams (details to be determined), bringing the total of non-linear broadcasts to 14. The schedule is subject to change.

All games on ESPN networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and SEC Network) are also available through the ESPN App, which is accessible on computers, smartphones, tablets, connected streaming devices or via espn.com/watch.

Institutions can produce for SEC Network+ any conference and non-conference games that are not otherwise televised, which will be available on the ESPN app and SECSports.com.