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Oct
Aussies in NCAA
Aussie college stars: Find how to watch every one
Sitaya Fagan, Austin Rapp and Lara Somfai.
Nearly a third of Australians in US college basketball can be watched all season, legally, at home.
- Search every Australian in US college basketball by name, school or conference
- Seven conferences, including the WCC and Atlantic 10, sell full-season passes to Australia
- We found no legal way to watch Big Ten, Big East or Pac-12 Aussies
How to watch NCAA basketball in Australia comes down to one question: which conference does your player's school play in?
basketball.com.au has checked all 229 Australians in NCAA Division I for the 2026-27 season, 88 men and 141 women, and the answer splits three ways.
- 72 can be watched all season. Their conference sells an international pass that works from Australia. The West Coast Conference has more Australians than any other league, 22, led by Portland (eight) and Saint Mary's (six), and its pass costs about A$15.70 a month. The Atlantic 10's is the cheapest, at about A$8.60.
- 120 can be watched only in part. Most of their games are on ESPN+, which is US only, so from Australia you see only the games ESPN Australia shows on Disney+ (from about A$9.99 a month). That includes every Australian in the Big 12, ACC and SEC.
- 30 cannot be watched legally at all. We found no Australian route into the Big Ten, the Big East or the Pac-12. That rules out all 15 Australians in the Big Ten.
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Two things to know before you subscribe. ESPN Australia does not publish which regular-season games it will show until late October, and every pass is priced in US dollars, so the Australian dollar figures will move.
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