UIC Flames Basketball Schedule

Catch Flames basketball this season on ESPN Radio 1000 and ESPNChicago.com

Updated: November 16, 2012, 5:22 PM ET
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ESPN Chicago is the broadcast home for UIC men's basketball games during the 2012-13 season, with games being broadcast live on both ESPN 1000 and ESPNChicago.com.

ESPN Chicago SportsCenter anchor Dave Juday will call the play by play action, with former UIC player Kenny Williams adding analysis. Williams finished his career as UIC's all-time leading scorer and was a three-time All-Mid-Con First Team player for the Flames from 1991-94.

ESPN Chicago's Jonathan Hood will host the pregame and halftime shows.

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2012-13 UIC Men's Basketball Schedule on ESPN Chicago

Date Start Time Opponent
11/11 1:00pm CAL RIVERSIDE
11/16 4:00pm vs. New Mexico (St. Thomas, VI)
11/17 4:00pm vs. Geo. Mason or Mercer (St. Thomas, VI)
11/19 4:00pm vs. TBA (St. Thomas, VI)
11/24 3:00pm SE MISSOURI
11/27 7:00pm at Northern Illinois
12/8 3:00pm COLORADO STATE
12/15 1:00pm EASTERN MICHIGAN
12/22 12:30pm at Miami Ohio
12/29 1:00pm at Toledo
1/31 7:00pm GREEN BAY
2/5 7:00pm at Valparaiso
2/10 1:00pm at Youngstown State
2/16 1:00pm at Loyola
2/20 7:00pm at Milwaukee
2/23 3:00pm BRACKETBUSTER
3/2 1:00pm DETROIT (DH)
3/5 TBA Horizon First Round
3/8, 9, 12 TBA Horizon Quarterfinals - Finals

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