Miami Ohio University Athletics
Miami Men's Basketball Unveils 2023-24 Schedule
8/23/2023 11:01:00 AM | Men's Basketball
OXFORD, Ohio -- Miami University men's basketball unveiled the 2023-24 schedule Wednesday morning. The schedule contains six home non-conference games and six away non-conference games. One non-conference home contest will include a game in the MAC versus Sun Belt Challenge. The Red and White follow their non-conference play with an 18-game Mid-American Conference slate.
"I am really excited to announce our non-conference schedule," said Steele. "I wanted to really challenge our team by playing in some tough road environments as well as playing teams that have consistently been in the NCAA Tournament. This will help us prepare for MAC play."
Season tickets are available now! For as low as $164*, fans can secure their season tickets for all 15 home contests. If you have paid your deposit no further action is necessary until your reseat appointment. More infomartion on this will be available next week. Those looking to renew or purchase season tickets can call the Miami Athletic Ticket Office at (513) 529-4295.
Non-conference home games for the RedHawks includes hosting Texas State in the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge (Saturday, Nov. 11), Coppin State (Friday, Nov. 17), Eastern Illinois (Sunday, Nov. 19), Vermont (Friday, Dec. 22) and Wilberforce (Friday, Dec. 29). The RedHawks will also host a contest on Tuesday, Nov. 28 against an opponent yet to be named.
The RedHawks hit the road for non-conference contests against Evansville (Monday, Nov. 6), St. Bonaventure (Saturday, Nov. 25), Marshall (Saturday, Dec. 2), Ohio State (Tuesday, Dec. 5/6), Davidson (Saturday, Dec. 9) and Wright State (Tuesday, Dec. 19). Miami will also travel on Feb. 10 to face a yet-to-be-determined opponent for the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge.
In MAC play, Miami hosts Western Michigan (Tuesday, Jan. 2), Eastern Michigan (Saturday, Jan. 13), Bowling Green (Tuesday, Jan. 16), Akron (Saturday, Jan. 27), Northern Illinois (Tuesday, Feb. 6), Ball State (Saturday, Feb. 17), Central Michigan (Saturday, Feb. 24), Toledo (Tuesday, March 5) and Ohio (Friday, March 8).
Miami has away MAC contests at Toledo (Saturday, Jan. 6), Buffalo (Tuesday, Jan. 9), Ball State (Saturday, Jan. 20), Central Michigan (Tuesday, Jan. 23), Kent State (Tuesday, Jan. 30), Ohio (Saturday, Feb. 3), Western Michigan (Tuesday, Feb. 20), Bowling Green (Tuesday, Feb. 27) and Eastern Michigan (Saturday, March 2).
Head Coach Travis Steele enters his second season, returning six letter-winners from 2022-23 and welcoming in 10 new faces to the RedHawks this year.
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"I am really excited to announce our non-conference schedule," said Steele. "I wanted to really challenge our team by playing in some tough road environments as well as playing teams that have consistently been in the NCAA Tournament. This will help us prepare for MAC play."
Season tickets are available now! For as low as $164*, fans can secure their season tickets for all 15 home contests. If you have paid your deposit no further action is necessary until your reseat appointment. More infomartion on this will be available next week. Those looking to renew or purchase season tickets can call the Miami Athletic Ticket Office at (513) 529-4295.
Non-conference home games for the RedHawks includes hosting Texas State in the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge (Saturday, Nov. 11), Coppin State (Friday, Nov. 17), Eastern Illinois (Sunday, Nov. 19), Vermont (Friday, Dec. 22) and Wilberforce (Friday, Dec. 29). The RedHawks will also host a contest on Tuesday, Nov. 28 against an opponent yet to be named.
The RedHawks hit the road for non-conference contests against Evansville (Monday, Nov. 6), St. Bonaventure (Saturday, Nov. 25), Marshall (Saturday, Dec. 2), Ohio State (Tuesday, Dec. 5/6), Davidson (Saturday, Dec. 9) and Wright State (Tuesday, Dec. 19). Miami will also travel on Feb. 10 to face a yet-to-be-determined opponent for the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge.
In MAC play, Miami hosts Western Michigan (Tuesday, Jan. 2), Eastern Michigan (Saturday, Jan. 13), Bowling Green (Tuesday, Jan. 16), Akron (Saturday, Jan. 27), Northern Illinois (Tuesday, Feb. 6), Ball State (Saturday, Feb. 17), Central Michigan (Saturday, Feb. 24), Toledo (Tuesday, March 5) and Ohio (Friday, March 8).
Miami has away MAC contests at Toledo (Saturday, Jan. 6), Buffalo (Tuesday, Jan. 9), Ball State (Saturday, Jan. 20), Central Michigan (Tuesday, Jan. 23), Kent State (Tuesday, Jan. 30), Ohio (Saturday, Feb. 3), Western Michigan (Tuesday, Feb. 20), Bowling Green (Tuesday, Feb. 27) and Eastern Michigan (Saturday, March 2).
Head Coach Travis Steele enters his second season, returning six letter-winners from 2022-23 and welcoming in 10 new faces to the RedHawks this year.
*does not include fees
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