Bryant kicks off the 2027 America East men’s basketball season at home against Maine, continuing a trend of strong home openers, before hitting the road for three of their first five conference games. They’ll face UMBC — the defending champs — on Jan. 14 in a rematch of last year’s nail-biting overtime win. With a unique schedule lacking any Thursday-Saturday home series and a tough February stretch featuring back-to-back games against UMBC and Vermont, Bryant finishes the regular season hosting New Hampshire on March 2 — setting up an intriguing conference race.

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Bryant’s 2026-27 non-conference schedule is a brutal gauntlet—14 games, five against Power Five foes including in-state rival Providence, and six opponents ranked in the top 100 of the NET. They open at home vs. Siena (last year’s conference champ), face three straight Metro matchups, then hit the road for tough games at Rutgers, UMass, Kentucky, Fordham, and George Mason—all before conference play even begins. Back home, they’ll host Brown, Delaware, and Harvard, turning their arena into a fortress for local bragging rights. This isn’t just a test—it’s a statement: Bryant’s ready to compete with the best from day one.

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Bryant University’s basketball team is set to face longtime in-state rivals Providence College in a highly anticipated showdown after a decade-long hiatus, with the game scheduled for November 10th or 11th at the AMP in Providence. The last matchup, back in December 2015, saw Bryant leading at halftime but ultimately falling to Providence, who’ve won all five meetings since Bryant’s Division I debut. With Dan Garvin scoring 16 points in that 2015 game, Bryant proved they can compete — and this rematch could be their chance to turn the tide. Fans are primed for a fiery, hometown-loaded rivalry clash that’s been too long in the making.

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