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The 2026‑27 college basketball season opens with a historic game in Rome, featuring a 76‑team NCAA Tournament field. As programs navigate coaching changes, roster overhauls and health concerns, fans brace for fresh narratives and unexpected outcomes.
A look at the most memorable games in Syracuse men's basketball against rivals such as UConn, Georgetown, Boston College, Villanova, Duke and Virginia.
The Manhattan Jaspers will face the University of Miami in a non‑conference basketball game on November 20, 2026, marking the second meeting between the programs.
The Orange will open the season with exhibitions against Albany and Cornell, travel across the Northeast, and then dive into a rigorous ACC slate before concluding at home and heading into the postseason.
Duke University’s basketball program is defined by a tapestry of rivalries that shape its identity, from the storied duels with North Carolina to the fading feud with Maryland, and the new frontiers it confronts on the national stage.
The University of Virginia and Old Dominion University have announced a two-year slate of games that will see the Cavaliers travel to Norfolk in November 2026 and host the Monarchs at John Paul Jones Arena during the 2027-28 season, reviving a rivalry that last featured a overtime win for Virginia in 2019.
The long‑standing rivalry between the University of Virginia and Old Dominion women's basketball teams is being renewed with games scheduled for November 2023 in Norfolk and a return trip to Charlottesville in 2027, sparking nostalgia for a series that once defined early college basketball.
With the regular season looming, the Kentucky Wildcats face three high‑stakes non‑conference games that will test their mettle before they enter SEC competition.
Nevaeh Roberson, a 6‑foot‑2 wing from Upper Marlboro, announced her commitment to the University of Virginia via Instagram, while the Cavaliers set to renew a home‑and‑home series with Old Dominion beginning in November 2026.
The long‑awaited resumption of the Old Dominion–Virginia women's basketball rivalry brings a blend of tradition, new coaching leadership and tournament aspirations.
Under new head coach Ryan Odom, the University of Virginia is pivoting from Tony Bennett’s deliberate system to a faster, more versatile style, bolstered by a roster that mixes proven returnees, impactful transfers and promising freshmen.
The 2026 MLB Draft brought five Cavaliers selections, including a top‑ten pick, while four draft‑eligible seniors will return for another season and eight transfer portal additions join the program.
Mason Collins, a highly rated 2028 basketball prospect, has earned a scholarship from Syracuse University after impressive high school and international performances.
From returning starters to promising newcomers, the Cavaliers' depth chart offers a blend of experience and fresh legs.
After going undrafted and bouncing between the G League and brief NBA appearances, Reece Beekman is back in the Summer League, hoping to prove he still belongs in the league.
The first round of the MLB Draft saw six alumni of the Cotuit Kettleers hear their names called, highlighted by AJ Gracia’s ninth‑overall selection by the Atlanta Braves.
The 2026 MLB Draft sees Luke Williams, a versatile shortstop and outfielder, sign with the Nationals after being selected in the third round. Meanwhile, Vanderbilt bolsters its offense with returning stars and a strong transfer class.
With a fresh coaching staff, returning quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele and a revamped receiving corps, the Golden Bears aim to translate early momentum into on‑field success.
Ranked sixth in the SEC and inside the top fifteen nationally, Oklahoma aims to translate early-season promise into a College Football Playoff berth, relying on a strengthened running game and improved defense.
The Terrapins will host Bucknell, Alcorn State, Wagner, American and Radford, while also renewing marquee series with Virginia and Tennessee.
Virginia and Vanderbilt will square off in a one‑of‑a‑kind outdoor game at Charleston’s historic Credit One Stadium, offering fans a rare glimpse of college hoops on a tennis court.
The September 27 doubleheader pairs ACC and SEC programs in a celebration of basketball, community and historic rivalries, with tickets starting at $25.
The LinkU Invitational will bring together four Division I programs for a one‑night showcase at Credit One Stadium, featuring open practice sessions and a coach‑player dialogue alongside the matchups.
Virginia's backfield blends proven talent with fresh transfers, positioning the team for a more ground‑centric attack in the upcoming season.