Utah Tech’s 2026-27 basketball season kicks off with a brutal early schedule, featuring four road games against Power Five foes including Utah State, Cal, and Washington — all before their first Big Sky matchup. They’ll host Grace University in a symbolic home opener, then battle top-tier opponents like Portland State and Idaho State while navigating non-conference stops in California. The season culminates in March with the Big Sky Tournament in Boise, setting the stage for a defining year as they transition into conference play.

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Utah Tech just got a scoring machine in Aris Rodriguez, the conference’s top scorer last season with nearly 20 points per game and monster nights of 38 and 39 points. He’s also a steal leader, rebounder, and playmaker who played every single game — proving his durability and grit. After two standout years at Barton Community College, he’s now joining Utah Tech as the third JUCO transfer on the roster, adding serious firepower to their upcoming lineup.

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Utah Tech just added a Greek standout—6’5” guard Petros Ragkos, who averaged 16 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists last season while helping his team reach the league semifinals. The first international player on the roster, Ragkos joins on a financial aid deal and brings elite youth development experience. With nine new faces set to debut, the coaching staff, led by Jon Judkins, sees big potential in Ragkos as he adapts to college hoops in the U.S.

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Starch Madness is getting a major upgrade—expanding to six days and 20 games starting in 2027 as the Big Sky Conference welcomes 11 new full-time members, giving all 22 programs a shot. Still held in Boise’s Idaho Central Arena in March, the tournament kicks off Friday night with a wild bottom-two showdown, while the championship wraps up Wednesday. Last year’s record crowds and Vandals’ double titles prove fans are hungry for more—tickets go on sale soon. More teams, more games, more drama: Starch Madness is leveling up.

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