Men’s basketball 2013-14 schedule released
NKU freshman guard Todd Johnson guarded Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft Dec. 1, 2012 in a 43-70 loss at Value City Arena.
NKU Athletics released the men’s basketball team’s 2013-14 schedule, which includes key away games against the Kentucky Wildcats, North Carolina Tar Heels and Purdue Boilermakers.
The University of Kentucky will host the Norse on Nov. 10 at Rupp Arena and the game against the University of North Carolina will take place Dec. 27 at Chapel Hill, N.C. This marks the first time NKU will play on the road against either team in a regular-season game.
The Norse will host teams such as San Diego, Morehead State, Hampton, Navy and Tennessee Chattanooga.
The schedule includes two games against Atlantic Sun power house Florida Gulf Coast, as well as a full A-Sun conference schedule. Northern Kentucky will also travel the University of Tennessee at Martin to compete.
2013-14 Northern Kentucky men’s basketball schedule:
Friday, November 8 at Purdue
Sunday, November 10 at Kentucky
Saturday, November 16 San Diego
Tuesday, November 19 Morehead State
Sat.-Sun., Nov. 23-Dec. 1 at Puerta Vallarta Tournament
Saturday, December 7 at Tennessee-Martin
Sunday, December 15 Tennessee-Chattanooga
Wednesday, December 18 Hampton
Saturday, December 21 Navy
Friday, December 27 at North Carolina
Monday, December 30 at Florida Gulf Coast
Wednesday, January 1 at Stetson
Saturday, January 4 Jacksonville
Monday, January 6 North Florida
Thursday, January 9 at South Carolina – Upstate
Saturday, January 11 at East Tennessee State
Thursday, January 16 Mercer
Saturday, January 18 Kennesaw State
Friday, January 24 Lipscomb
Thursday, January 30 at North Florida
Saturday, February 1 at Jacksonville
Thursday, February 6 East Tennessee State
Saturday, February 8 South Carolina – Upstate
Thursday, February 13 at Kennesaw State
Saturday, February 15 at Mercer
Friday, February 21 at Lipscomb
Thursday, February 27 Stetson
Saturday, March 1 Florida Gulf Coast
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