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The Cardinals will open the 2026‑27 season against Chattanooga on Nov. 2 and host Morehead State on Nov. 7, each opponent receiving a $100,000 guarantee. The matchups come as both programs navigate recent roster changes and aim to bolster their schedules.
The Cardinals have revealed their first two opponents for the upcoming season, each guaranteed a $100,000 appearance fee, while the broader non‑conference schedule promises a diverse set of challenges.
The Cardinals will begin the 2026‑27 campaign at the KFC Yum! Center with back‑to‑back home games against Chattanooga and Morehead State, then travel to the Players Era tournament in Las Vegas where they could meet Oregon or St. John’s. A top‑ranked transfer class and a demanding slate of opponents underscore the team’s ambitions.
After a three‑year stint at Farleigh Dickinson, Tom Kiely rejoins the Mocs as assistant coach, bringing his experience in player development and recruiting to Dan Earl’s roster.
Veteran assistant Tom Kiely rejoins the Chattanooga Mocs for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a blend of playing, recruiting and operational experience that head coach Dan Earl believes will bolster the program's ambitions.
USA TODAY Sports' 250‑greatest American sports figures list spotlights ten South Jersey boys' basketball standouts whose high school feats launched careers in college and the NBA.
An exploration of the ten greatest men's basketball players from South Jersey, celebrating their high school triumphs, college successes, and professional achievements.
An overview of ten South Jersey basketball standouts, their high school records, and how they translated those feats into professional and collegiate success.
Scott Greenman has resigned as associate head coach of Chattanooga men's basketball to focus on his family, ending a 19‑year coaching career that included stints at Princeton, Georgetown and American University.
Scott Greenman, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s men’s basketball associate head coach, announced his resignation this week, saying he wants to devote more time to his family after nearly two decades in college basketball.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga adds Hugo N'Guyen, a French point guard with a 15.8‑point average, to a roster that returns six players and averages 6‑6 in height.
Lenny Anigbata, a 6‑foot‑7 forward from Ludwigsburg, Germany, has signed with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. His addition comes as the program welcomes five freshmen, five transfers and aims to improve on a 13‑9 record from last year.