Where does Alabama basketball's (unofficial) 2025-26 non-conference slate stand in August?

August is here, and the non-conference schedule for Alabama men's basketball still has yet to be formally announced. Where the Tide stands now.

August is here, and the non-conference schedule for Alabama men's basketball still has yet to be formally announced.

Ahead of the 2024-25 season, UA athletics released the Crimson Tide's non-con slate on July 9. While there hasn't been official word from the program this summer, the majority of matchups are set in stone.

The Tuscaloosa News acquired game contracts through an open records request to the University of Alabama on July 10. The only games that were not officially confirmed in UA's response included the contest against Kennesaw State, reported by Rocco Miller, and the Oct. 26 exhibition game against Furman, but the Paladins formally announced the Greenville-based showdown on July 23.

For additional context, The Sentinel, KSU's student newspaper, reported that the Dec. 21 matchup with Alabama was set. However, that information was aggregated from Miller's tweet on June 4 and not an official press release from the program, led by Alabama alum Antoine Pettway, or contract information provided by the unviersity.

Here's a look at where Alabama's non-conference schedule stands on the first day of August:

A look at Alabama basketball's (unofficial) 2025-26 non-conference schedule

  • Oct. 16: vs. Florida State − Ballin' in Boutwell (Exhibition)
  • Oct. 26: at Furman (Exhibition)
  • Nov. 3: vs. North Dakota
  • Nov. 8: at St. John’s in Madison Square Garden
  • Nov. 13: vs. Purdue
  • Nov. 19: vs. Illinois at United Center (Chicago)
  • Nov. 26-30: Players Era Festival in Las Vegas, Nev.
  • Dec. 3: vs. Clemson in SEC/ACC Challenge
  • Dec. 7: vs. UTSA
  • Dec. 13: vs. Arizona in C.M. Newton Classic
  • Dec. 17: vs. USF
  • Dec. 21: vs. Kennesaw State at Propst Arena in Huntsville − yet to be confirmed by UA or KSU
  • Dec. 29: vs. Yale

Nov 11, 2024; Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; Alabama head coach Nate Oats protests a call he believes officials missed at Coleman Coliseum. Alabama defeated McNeese 72-64. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-Tuscaloosa News

Emilee Smarr covers Alabama basketball and Crimson Tide athletics for the Tuscaloosa News. She can be reached via email at [email protected].

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