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Kent State men's basketball releases 2026-27 season schedule

Who will the Kent State men's basketball team play this season? Here is the Golden Flashes' full schedule.

Kent State men's basketball releases 2026-27 season schedule

Kent State's men's basketball team has unveiled its full 2026-27 season schedule, kicking off on November 2nd against Louisiana Tech in the MAC-Sun Belt Challenge. The home opener is scheduled for November 6th against Roberts Wesleyan. An exhibition game is set at Xavier on October 23rd. The non-conference regular season includes games against Cleveland State on November 21st, Wyoming on November 24th in Daytona Beach, Florida, and Malone on November 29th at home.

Head coach Rob Senderoff expressed excitement about releasing the schedule, noting the challenges posed by non-conference games, particularly those on the road and at neutral venues. The Mid-American Conference opener will be at home against Bowling Green on December 2nd, with games against rival Akron on February 13th and March 5th on the road.

The 2026-27 schedule is set to offer a competitive season, with key matchups against Buffalo, Toledo, Central Michigan, Miami, Ball State, Western Michigan, and Akron.

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