Siena men's basketball announces ambitious nonleague schedule for 2026-27
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 10:56 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Siena men's basketball coach Nevada Smith has unveiled a challenging nonleague schedule for the 2026-27 season, which includes games at Dayton, St. John's, and Seton Hall. The Saints will compete in 32 games, with their opener against Bryant on November 2 and a home game against Princeton on November 8. Smith emphasized the importance of high-quality opponents to prepare the team for league play. Siena also aims to end their nine-game losing streak against Vermont during a matchup scheduled for November 24 in Albany. The schedule will be highlighted by an exhibition game against Syracuse on October 18.
- •Siena's nonleague schedule includes St. John's on November 18 and Seton Hall on November 28.
- •The Saints will open their season against Bryant on November 2.
- •Siena aims to break a nine-game losing streak against Vermont on November 24.
- •An exhibition game against Syracuse is set for October 18 at MVP Arena.
- •The team will play 15 home games in the upcoming season.
- 10:56 PMYahoo Sports — Siena men's basketball announces nonleague schedule with 'monster' games
"When it comes to scheduling, Siena men's basketball coach Nevada Smith isn't playing it safe in his first season.
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