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The Atlantic Coast Conference released the 2026-27 conference opponents for men’s basketball on Thursday. UVA will play 18 ACC regular-season games, including nine contests at John Paul Jones Arena.

The 18-game schedule for 2026-27 features two games (home and away) against Duke and Virginia Tech. The remaining 14 conference games consist of seven home-only opponents and seven away-only opponents.

Dates, times and television designations will be announced at a later date.

ACC HOME SCHEDULE

The Cavaliers’ home ACC schedule includes contests against Boston College, Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Louisville, NC State, Notre Dame, SMU and Virginia Tech.

ACC ROAD SCHEDULE

Virginia’s road schedule consists of games at California, Clemson, Duke, Miami, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, Stanford, Syracuse and Virginia Tech.

The Cavaliers will not play Wake Forest as part of the 18-game conference schedule.

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Virginia Adds Another Nonconference Opponent To November Schedule

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By Jerry Ratcliffe According to a new report on Twitter, Virginia basketball has added another opponent to November’s nonconference schedule. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!