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UAB

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Schedule & results · 2026-27

Date	Opponent	Result	NCAA
Nov 27	vs AUMGSC	TBA	Preview →

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SCORESOct 17
Montana Tech men's basketball loses exhibition game, gaining experience
Montana Tech's men's basketball squad took part in an exhibition contest on October 16, ultimately falling to their opponent. Despite the loss, coaches emphasized the valuable experience gained by the players against higher‑level competition. The game served as a testing ground for new rotations and offensive sets ahead of the regular season. Head coach highlighted that the early exposure will help the team adjust to the speed and physicality of Division II play. The exhibition result, while a setback on the scoreboard, is viewed as a stepping stone toward a competitive conference campaign.
WIREOct 16
UCF adds exhibition vs Rollins College
The University of Central Florida announced a preseason exhibition game against Rollins College, a Division II program from the California Collegiate Athletic Association. The matchup will give Rollins a rare opportunity to compete against a Power Five opponent, providing valuable experience for its players and a showcase for the program. For UCF, the game serves as a low‑stakes tune‑up before the regular season begins, allowing the coaching staff to evaluate depth and experiment with lineups. The exhibition also highlights the growing trend of Division I schools scheduling games with Division II teams to broaden exposure and strengthen regional ties.
SCORESOct 11
Wisconsin defeats UW‑Parkside in exhibition game
The University of Wisconsin Badgers opened their preseason slate with an exhibition victory over Division II program UW‑Parkside. The Badgers’ win, highlighted by a strong second‑half performance, gave the D1 squad a confidence boost ahead of the regular season. For UW‑Parkside, the game offered a rare chance to test its roster against top‑level competition and evaluate players in a high‑profile setting. Although the result added a loss to the Seawolves’ record, the experience is valuable for recruiting and player development within the GLIAC. The matchup underscores how DII programs use exhibition games to gain exposure and measure progress.