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Boston College Unveils 2026‑27 Men’s Basketball Non‑Conference Schedule

Home‑court milestones, historic TD Garden return and ACC/SEC Challenge highlight the upcoming slate

Boston College has released its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball season, a schedule that blends home‑court traditions with road tests against a mix of regional and national opponents.

The Eagles open the campaign on November 3 at home against Wagner, setting the tone for a season that will see them return to the TD Garden for the first time in twelve years when they meet Massachusetts on November 6.

A Milestone Return to the TD Garden

A home exhibition against Massachusetts Institute of Technology on October 25 will give fans an early glimpse of the new roster before the team heads to Orlando for a multi‑team event on November 26‑27.

The highlight of the early schedule arrives on December 1, when Boston College participates in the ACC/SEC Challenge with a showdown against the University of Georgia in a neutral‑site contest that promises to draw a national audience.

ACC/SEC Challenge Showdown

After the Challenge, the Eagles will enjoy a five‑game homestand in December, hosting Maryland Eastern Shore, New Hampshire, and a series of other regional foes before traveling back to Orlando.

The non‑conference slate also includes a lone road trip to Cambridge, where the team will face Harvard on November 18, and a later visit to New Jersey Institute of Technology on November 22 before the Orlando swing.

December’s home schedule features matchups against Northeastern, George Washington, New Haven and Stonehill, with the game against George Washington marking the first installment of a home‑and‑home series.

Season tickets for the 2026‑27 campaign are now on sale, and single‑game tickets for the non‑conference portion will be available to the public, giving fans ample opportunity to support the Eagles throughout the schedule.

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