2023 Schedule

[JCT]

Here is an updated update:

(Exhibition) TBA
Mon, November 7, 2022 vs. Fairleigh Dickenson, Gentile Arena
Fri, November 11, 2022 at UIC, Chicago, Illinois
Thurs, November 17, 2022 vs. Tulsa Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Fri, November 18, 2022 vs. TBA (Boise State or Charlotte)˚ Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Sunday, November 20, 2022 vs. TBA (Colorado, UMass, Murray State, or Texas A&M)˚ Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Fri, November 25, 2022 at Harvard, Boston, Mass.
Wed, November 30, 2022 vs. Central Arkansas, Gentile Arena
Sat, December 3, 2022 vs. DePaul, Gentile Arena
Mon, December 5, 2022 vs. UW-Green Bay, Gentile Arena
Sat, December 10, 2022 vs. Clemson at Atlanta, Georgia
TBA vs. Albany Gentile Arena
TBA vs. Stanford Santa Cruz, Calif.
TBA vs. Probably a non-D1 team

@ Duquesne * Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
George Washington * Gentile Arena
Saint Joseph’s * Gentile Arena
@ Dayton * Dayton, Ohio
@ Davidson * Davidson, North Carolina
Saint Louis * Gentile Arena
Saint Bonaventure* Gentile Arena
@ George Mason * Fairfax, Virginia
@ La Salle* Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dayton * Gentile Arena
@ Massachusetts * Amherst, Massachusetts
@ Richmond * Richmond, Virginia
Fordham * Gentile Arena
@ Saint Joseph’s* Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
George Mason * Gentile Arena
@ Saint Louis St. Louis, Missouri
Rhode Island * Gentile Arena
VCU * Gentile Arena
Wed. Mar. 8, - Sun. Mar. 12, 2023 Atlantic 10 Conference Championship Brooklyn, New York

[ramblermgr9599]

Larry Farmer’s son just became an assistant coach at Harvard.

[25yearstreak]

The December 10th game in Atlanta is part of a "quadruple header" (per the Clemson website). At this time the game time is to be determined.
The game is at the State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta.
Of interest to some is the fact that on the next night the 11th the Bulls play the Hawks at that arena as well.

[Dansen]

Conference schedule is out:

https://atlantic10.com/news/2022/9/7/a- ... casts.aspx

First impression- the front half of our conference schedule looks harder than the back half. Nice to see a good amount of nationally televised games already setup

[Dansen]

And there’s the full schedule!

https://loyolaramblers.com/news/2022/9/ ... ealed.aspx

[JCT]

Wow! That Dec. 22 game vs. Stanford in Santa Cruz looks incredible. Santa Cruz is on the coast about 70 miles south of San Francisco-- an amazing drive along Route 1. It's about 40 miles north of Monterey, with incredible sea food and scenery. Wine country is about 125 miles north from Santa Cruz.

The town itself has a fantastic pier and a boardwalk with a large amusement park (I was there in 2014). There's also a small forest of redwoods in the city of Santa Cruz. The beach is nice, but the water is too cold to swim in even in July, so forget December. The UC Santa Cruz teams are named the Banana Slugs for an endangered snail in the area. What a great opportunity to visit a beautiful part of California.... and have time to spend a couple of days and be back for Christmas.

[Mertz2003]

I live in Oakland, and my cousin went to Stanford and married a 3rd generation Stanford grad. Their family spends Christmas in Santa Cruz already, so I'm going to be very outnumbered at this game.

JCT's description of the area is spot-on. Santa Cruz is the quintessential NorCal beach town (beautiful but always cold and overcast). It is surrounded by the Santa Cruz mountains, which are covered in redwoods.

San Jose is the closest major airport and is probably easier than SFO for renting a car. From Santa Cruz, you can go south to Monterey/Carmel and Big Sur or north to SF and Wine Country. Chicago is a much better city than SF but the backdrop and coastline are pretty incredible.

[Dansen]

Debating popping down for the Stanford game before my holiday plans. Overall I really like the schedule

[ramblermgr9599]

NCAA rules allow for one more game. Wonder why we are playing one less game??? I guess I would rather have one less game than a non D1. This is the first schedule in a long time without a non D1 regular season game. Great schedule!!