The biggest college football and basketball games at their start times in your time zone: every game of a team in the AP Top 25, the bowl games and the College Football Playoff, and March Madness, on the timelines of your cities.
College sports have hundreds of games a week, so the calendar keeps the ones most people watch. For the next four weeks it shows every game of a ranked team, with its rank on the timeline - "#14 LSU vs #5 Alabama" - and in the postseason every bowl, every playoff game and every game of the NCAA tournament. Football is in one colour, basketball in another, so a Saturday of both is easy to read.
The schedule and the scores come from ESPN. Select a game for the teams, the stadium or arena, the round in the postseason, the national US TV and radio broadcasts and, once it is over, the score.
Polymarket usually opens markets on a game a few days before it. For the games that have them, the card shows the current odds on the winner and the other markets - up to 12, by trading volume. The calendar is updated daily.
Every game of a team in the AP Top 25 for the next four weeks, college football and men's basketball, plus all the bowl games and the College Football Playoff, and every game of the NCAA tournament. Ranked teams carry their rank: "#3 Utah vs #9 BYU".
The playoff games and the bowls join the timeline once they are scheduled, labelled with the bowl or the round, at their kickoff in your time zone.
The NCAA tournament games appear on the timeline as soon as the bracket is set and the games are scheduled, each at its tip-off in your local time.
Polymarket opens markets on a game a few days before it. For the games that have them, the card shows the current odds on the winner and the other markets, up to 12, by trading volume.
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