ESPNU TV Schedule
Wednesday, July 31
The Fab Five
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Men's Basketball
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Win or Else
ESPNU • RE-AIR • SEC Storied
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Them Dawgs
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Football
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Washington vs. Florida State (Dual #1)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Arizona State vs. Cal Poly (Dual #2)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Unsportsmanlike with Evan, Canty and Michelle Presented by Progressive
ESPNU • Unsportsmanlike with Evan, Canty and Michelle
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College Football Live
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Football
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North Florida vs. USC (Dual #3)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Hawai'i vs. Loyola Marymount (Dual #4)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Texas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. UCLA (Dual #5)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Long Beach State vs. California (Dual #6)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Georgia State vs. Stanford (Dual #7)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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One More Time
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Volleyball
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College Football Live
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Football
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LSU vs. TCU (Dual #8)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Loyola Marymount vs. USC (Quarterfinal #1)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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Cal Poly vs. Florida State (Quarterfinal #2)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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California vs. UCLA (Quarterfinal #3)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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LSU vs. Stanford (Quarterfinal #4)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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UCLA vs. USC (Championship)
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball
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College Football Live
ESPNU • RE-AIR • NCAA Football
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