George Washington’s men’s basketball team is gearing up for a brutal, stacked 2026-27 non-conference slate designed to prep them for the Atlantic 10—with nine home games, four neutral-site matchups, and a road trip against an ACC foe. Under Coach Chris Caputo, they’re chasing their third straight postseason appearance, facing five preseason top-125 teams and hosting conference champs Navy, UMBC, and Long Island. The season kicks off with a Georgetown exhibition, followed by five straight home games, a stop at the Greenbrier Tip-Off, and a thrilling finale at the Texas Legends Classic. With a postseason win last year and high expectations, fans are buzzing for what could be the toughest schedule yet under Caputo’s leadership.

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Get ready for hoops action as the men’s basketball team hits the court at the Greenbrier Tip-Off in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, this November 10-11. They’ll face UAB and Western Kentucky in a crucial early-season tune-up before conference play kicks off. It’s a chance for players to shine on neutral ground, coaches to assess their roster, and fans to witness the team’s chemistry under pressure. With home games already announced against Georgetown and Boston College, this tournament is just the beginning of an exciting season. Mark your calendars — this could be the start of something special.

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George Washington men’s basketball just locked in five new non-conference games, all at the Smith Center, including matchups against Harvard, UMBC (returning for the first time since the 1930s), and two never-before-played foes: Ferrum and Southeastern Louisiana. They’ll also face Elon for the first time in decades and open with an exhibition against Georgetown on October 16th. With ten of fourteen games now announced and season tickets starting at $125, fans are ready to witness a thrilling mix of familiar rivalries and fresh challenges this fall.

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