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VMI releases full 2023-2024 basketball schedule

vmi VMI will open its SoCon basketball slate on Wednesday, Jan. 3 at Wofford.

The SoCon’s 10 men’s basketball teams will all play double-round-robin, 18-game intraleague schedules, totaling 90 league contests over nine weeks from Wednesday, ending on Saturday, March 2.

The SoCon’s 10 men’s basketball teams will all play double-round-robin, 18-game intraleague schedules, totaling 90 league contests over nine weeks from Wednesday, Jan. 3, to Saturday, March 2.

All 10 teams open league play on Jan. 3. After another full lineup of games on Saturday, Jan. 6, the schedule settles into a Wednesday-Saturday format outside a pair of Thursday games on Jan. 11 and Feb. 8. Samford versus UNCG and VMI against Chattanooga will be the home-and-home matchups on those two Thursdays. Additional games might later be moved due to national television assignments.

VMI begins SoCon play Jan. 3 at Wofford College followed by a home game with Mercer on Saturday, Jan. 6 at Cameron Hall.

The 2024 Ingles Southern Conference Basketball Championship will take place at Harrah’s Cherokee Center – Asheville in Asheville, N.C., from March 7-10.

Full broadcast schedules will be announced later, but all 10 schools’ home games will air on ESPN+ if not selected for national or regional broadcast. Five SoCon regular-season games and three tournament games aired on ESPN networks last season, while another five regular-season contests aired on CBS Sports Network. The league broadcast schedule will also continue to feature its Ingles SoCon Game of the Week on select Nexstar affiliates throughout the Southeast.

The 103rd season of Southern Conference basketball opens with nonconference play on Monday, Nov. 6.

For the composite league schedule, visit SoConSports.com.

The full composite schedule will be posted when it has been completed.

2023-24 VMI Men’s Basketball Schedule

Nov. 6 (Monday)      Away    Richmond          Richmond, VA

Nov. 9 (Thursday)    Home    Christendom      Lexington, Va.

Nov. 13 (Monday)    Away    South Carolina   Columbia, SC

Nov. 17 (Friday)       Neutral  South Dakota    Glendale, Ariz.

Nov. 18 (Saturday)   Neutral  TBA                  Glendale, Ariz.

Nov. 22 (Wednesday) Away  Air Force           Colorado Springs, Colo.

Nov. 25 (Saturday)   Home    Clarks Summit   Lexington, Va.

Nov. 29 (Wednesday) Away  Navy                 Annapolis, Md.

Dec. 2 (Saturday)     Home    Presbyterian      Lexington, Va.

Dec. 9 (Saturday)     Home    American          Lexington, Va.

Dec. 12 (Tuesday)    Away    Radford             Radford, Va.

Dec. 17 (Sunday)     Away    Longwood          Farmville, Va.

Dec. 22 (Friday)       Home    PS New Kensington   Lexington, Va.

Jan. 3 (Wednesday)    Away    Wofford *           Spartanburg, S.C.

Jan. 6 (Saturday)        Home    Mercer*             Lexington, Va.

Jan. 11 (Thursday)      Away    Chattanooga*     Chattanooga, Tenn.

Jan. 13 (Saturday)      Away    Samford*          Birmingham, Ala.

Jan. 17 (Wednesday)  Home    Furman*           Lexington, Va.

Jan. 20 (Saturday)      Home    The Citadel*      Lexington, Va.

Jan. 24 (Wednesday)  Home    ETSU*              Lexington, Va.

Jan. 27 (Saturday)      Away    Western Carolina* Cullowhee, N.C.

Jan. 31 (Wednesday)  Home    UNCG*              Lexington, Va.

Feb. 3 (Saturday)       Away    Mercer*             Macon, Ga.

Feb. 8 (Thursday)      Home    Chattanooga*     Lexington, Va.

Feb. 10 (Saturday)     Home    Samford*          Lexington, Va.

Feb. 14 (Wednesday) Away    Furman*            Greenville, S.C.

Feb. 17 (Saturday)     Away    The Citadel*      Charleston, S.C.

Feb. 21 (Wednesday) Away    ETSU*              Johnson City, Tenn.

Feb. 24 (Saturday)     Home    Western Carolina* Lexington, Va.

Feb. 28 (Wednesday) Away    UNCG*              Greensboro, N.C.

March 2 (Saturday)           Home    Wofford*           Lexington, Va.

March 7-10 (Thursday)    SoCon Tournament     Asheville, N.C. 

*denotes Southern Conference game

 
 

 




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