TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Stillman College men's basketball team has released the 2026-27 schedule. The reigning HBCU Athletic Conference Regular Season and East Division champions will play a 28-game regular season schedule in 2026-27, including 12 home games at Birthright Alumni Hall and seven neutral-site contests before the HBCUAC Basketball Championship in February.

Stillman starts action with a trip to Troy University for an exhibition on Oct. 28. The Tigers open the season Nov. 3 at Faulkner in Montgomery, Alabama. Stillman then travels to Graceville, Florida, for the BUF Shoot-Out, facing Florida Memorial at 5 p.m. Nov. 6 and the University of Fort Lauderdale at 2 p.m. Nov. 7.

Stillman returns home Nov. 19-21 for three consecutive HBCUAC games at Birthright Alumni Hall. The Tigers host Wiley at 6 p.m. Nov. 19, Paul Quinn at 2 p.m. Nov. 20 and Tougaloo at 6 p.m. Nov. 21.

Stillman will play a mix of home, road and neutral-site games throughout December. After visiting Baptist University of Florida on Dec. 1, the Tigers host BUF Dec. 8. The Tigers then travel to Austin, Texas, for three games in three days, facing Jarvis Christian on Dec. 12, SUNO on Dec. 13 and Dillard on Dec. 14 as part of the second HBCUAC pod of the season. Stillman closes December at home against Faulkner at noon Dec. 17

The Tigers open January on a three-game homestand, hosting Oakwood Jan. 7, Fisk Jan. 9 and Voorhees Jan. 11 with a brief road trip before hosting Wilberforce Jan. 16.

The January schedule also includes road games at Rust and Talladega, followed by neutral-site games against Philander Smith and Huston Tillotson. The Tigers visit Rust on Jan. 14 and Talladega on Jan. 23 before traveling to Marshall, Texas, and Hawkins, Texas, for games Jan. 28-29.

February begins with three road games. Stillman travels to Oakwood on Feb. 4, Fisk on Feb. 6 and Voorhees on Feb. 10. The Tigers return home to face Rust on Feb. 8 and Talladega on Feb. 13 for homecoming and the History Meets Hardwood Classic.

The regular season concludes with the HBCU Athletic Conference Basketball Championship, scheduled to start on Feb. 21-27 in Dallas, Texas.