Duke to play UConn, Michigan, Gonzaga next season on Amazon in groundbreaking TV deal
The Blue Devils are entering into a first-of-its-kind broadcast deal for three huge games that will bring millions in NIL opportunities
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Duke to play UConn, Michigan, Gonzaga next season on Amazon in groundbreaking TV deal The Blue Devils are entering into a first-of-its-kind broadcast deal for three huge games that will bring millions in NIL opportunities By Matt Norlander Apr 30, 2026 at 12:58 pm ET • 3 min read Getty Images Duke coach Jon Scheyer is finding new and inventive ways to uplift college basketball's nonconference schedule — and getting paid a lot of money while doing so. The school announced Thursday that it will play three high-profile non-league games at neutral sites for the 2026-27 season, with a groundbreaking twist. Amazon Prime Video will broadcast the games. This marks the first time that the streaming service, which already carries NFL and NBA rights, will step into the college basketball world.
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