Brown Bears Unveil 2026‑27 Men’s Basketball Schedule
Brown University’s men’s basketball program has released its full slate for the 2026‑27 campaign, promising a demanding 29‑game journey that blends home‑court familiarity with challenging road excursions.
The schedule kicks off with back‑to‑back victories at the Pizzitola Sports Center, where the Bears will host New Hampshire on November 2 before welcoming Boston University on November 6.
After the opening duo, the team hits the road for its first test, traveling to face Lehigh University on November 8, and then embarking on a three‑game swing that takes them to Siena, Holy Cross and Vermont between November 14 and November 21.
November rounds out with a home matchup against Johnson & Wales on the 25th, followed by a trip to Colorado to meet Air Force on the 28th, setting the tone for a busy winter.
December brings a series of in‑state rivalries, beginning with a showdown against Rhode Island on December 1 and a contest with Bryant on December 4, and culminates in the Hall of Fame Classic against Central Connecticut State on December 6.
The Bears will then enjoy a trio of home games in the latter half of the month, hosting Wheaton on December 9, Stony Brook on December 22 and Maine on December 29, providing a chance to build momentum before the Ivy League schedule begins.
January opens with the first Ivy League battle against Yale on January 4, after which Brown will host Penn on January 10, Cornell on January 15 and Columbia on January 18, before closing the month with a home stretch against Princeton, Dartmouth and Harvard on the 23rd, 29th and 30th.
February sees the Bears return to the court for three consecutive home games versus Yale on February 5, Dartmouth on February 12 and Harvard on February 13, before a road test at Princeton on February 19 and a final home stand against Cornell on February 26 and Columbia on February 27.
The season’s last act arrives on March 6, when the Bears travel to The Palestra to meet Penn in the final game of the campaign, wrapping up a schedule that has tested depth, resilience and fan enthusiasm.