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Add your team's schedule to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar

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You can put any NFL, college football, NBA, NHL, or men's or women's college basketball schedule from One Page Season into Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. You don't need an account.

Download or subscribe

  • Download (the "Add to calendar" button) saves an .ics file once. It's a snapshot and does not update.
  • Subscribe ("Copy calendar subscription" on My Season, or the calendar link on a team page) gives you a live feed. The feed is rebuilt from current schedule data each time it's requested, and it asks calendar apps to check again every 2 hours. Google and Apple decide when they actually refresh, so updates can take longer to appear.
  • No account. Your team picks are stored in the link itself, so you can share it or subscribe on any device.
  • Up to 12 teams fit in one My Season calendar, and you can mix leagues.
  • What each event shows: the matchup, the venue, TV and streaming information (or "TV: TBD" if it hasn't been announced), team records when available, and notes such as "Kickoff time to be announced."
  • If a schedule can't load, the feed returns an error instead of a partial calendar, so a refresh never quietly drops one of your teams.

Google Calendar

1. Open your team page from the team directory, or build your list on My Season, then use Copy calendar subscription. 2. On a computer, open Google Calendar. Next to Other calendars, click +, then From URL. 3. Paste the link and click Add calendar. It then shows up on your phone through your Google account.

Google only lets you add a calendar from a URL on the web version.

Apple Calendar

  • iPhone or iPad: go to Settings, then Calendar, then Calendar Accounts, then Add Account, then Other, then Add Subscribed Calendar, and paste the link. On a team page you can also just tap the calendar link. The menu path differs slightly by iOS version.
  • Mac: in Calendar, choose File, then New Calendar Subscription, paste the link, and pick an auto-refresh interval.

League notes

  • NFL: a subscribed calendar picks up schedule changes, including flexed games, at its next refresh. Bye weeks show up as empty weeks.
  • College football: many kickoff times are announced only a week or two out. Until then the event says "Kickoff time to be announced." A subscribed calendar picks up the time once it's set, but a downloaded file does not.
  • NBA: NBA Cup knockout dates stay TBD until teams qualify, and a subscription adds those games once they're scheduled.
  • NHL: the same steps work from any NHL team page.
  • College basketball: tip times and networks for conference games are often set during the season. The feed shows "TV: TBD" until then.

Sources

Times and TV assignments can change; check the linked sources and providers before you plan or pay. Commentary is our own. Send a correction if you spot an error.