Hoops for the City is rolling into Arlington this Saturday, September 5th, from 3 to 7 PM at the Arlington ISD Arena — free basketball, food, and fun for everyone. Score barbecue, drinks, and a chance to learn from UTA’s men’s and women’s teams in a clinic kicking off at 3:15 PM. First 50 attendees get a $25 American Express gift card. Kids need a waiver to play. Plus, there’s HORSE, trick-shot contests, free-throw challenges, games, and giveaways — all filmed for “Destination Dallas.” RSVP required via email to rsvp@strausspr.com with your name and party size — space is limited. Don’t miss out on hoops, grub, and community vibes.

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Get ready for hoops and hype! UT Arlington Mavericks basketball kicks off with a free fan event, “After Dark at the Park,” on Friday, October 17th at 7 PM at the MAC Outdoor Courts. Catch both men’s and women’s teams before the official season starts, mingle with players and coaches, enjoy live music, food, autographs, and spirited performances from the Spirit Squad and Band. Part of Family Weekend, it’s your chance to feel the Maverick energy—and grab season tickets now for the best seats to every home game. Don’t miss out—this is your front-row pass to the 2026-27 season.

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UT Arlington Athletics just landed Alex Cosse as their new Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, set to begin in the 2026-27 academic year — and he’s laser-focused on elevating the men’s basketball program. With a proven track record from his role at the University of the Incarnate Word and prior experience at James Madison and UNC, Cosse brings elite expertise in athlete performance, recovery, and strength development. His background also includes internships at Tulane and UNC, plus a kinesiology degree and top-tier certifications. This move signals UT Arlington’s serious commitment to building a physically dominant, resilient team for the future.

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UT Arlington just snagged a massive recruiting win with 6-foot-10 McDonald’s All-American Niko Bundalo, a top-30 nationally ranked prospect who scored his first college point against Tennessee last season. After starring at Prolific Prep and flashing elite potential as a freshman at Ole Miss, Bundalo is poised to elevate the Mavericks under head coach KT Turner — keep an eye on X and Instagram for all the action as the new season heats up.

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UT Arlington’s men’s basketball team kicks off their thrilling inaugural season in the United Athletic Conference with a packed 16-game schedule, featuring eight home matchups at College Park Center. The Mavericks start strong at home against Central Arkansas and Austin Peay, then hit the road for Abilene Christian and North Alabama. Key home games include showdowns with Little Rock and Abilene Christian in January, followed by a February stretch featuring road trips to Eastern Kentucky and Austin Peay, then returning home for Tarleton State, West Georgia, and North Alabama. The season wraps up with a final road trip and ends at home against Eastern Kentucky on March 6, followed by the conference tournament in Allen, Texas from March 10-14. Fans are in for a wild ride as the Mavericks aim to make their mark right out of the gate.

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