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2026-27 MBB Schedule

Men’s Basketball Announces 2026-27 Schedule

Dedrique Taylor announced the Titans Men’s Basketball Schedule for the 2026-27 season.

FULLERTON, Calif. – Titans Head Coach, Dedrique Taylor, announced the Cal State Fullerton men's basketball schedule for the 2026-27 season on Tuesday. The Titans' 32 game slate includes 15 matchups in Titan Gym and 10 non-conference games throughout the season.
 
"I'm excited to see us compete and learn who we are as a team. This schedule will test us and give us opportunities to learn, grow, and get better. We have our eyes set on competing for a Big West Conference championship, and I believe our non-conference schedule will prepare us for what we will face and help us make a run at that title", said Coach Taylor.
 
Fullerton kicks off the new season on the road at San Diego State on Nov. 3 before heading to South Dakota for their first out of state contest on Nov. 7.
 
The Titans host Lincoln University for the first home game of the season on Nov. 12, before looking to take on UCLA on the road on Nov. 18 in the Pauley Pavillion. Fullerton then heads to Portland State for a game on Nov. 22.
 
CSF is scheduled to host a three-game homestand including Weber State on Nov. 28 and kick off Big West play with Sacramento State (Dec. 3) and Long Beach State (Dec. 6).
 
Fullerton gets ready to close out the month of December with the final four non-conference matchups. CSF will face Idaho State on Dec. 10 and BYU on Dec. 12, both on the road. Taylor and the Titans make their return home and welcome Utah Tech (Dec. 20) and Grace University, competing in their inaugural year of intercollegiate athletics, on Dec. 22.
 
The Titans hope to leave 2026 with a Big West win over UC San Diego on Dec. 31 in Titan Gym. Fullerton hosts UC Irvine for the first game of the new year to close out their four-game homestand.
 
After back-to-back road contests against UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly, the Titans host Cal State Bakersfield (Jan. 14) and CSUN (Jan. 16) before hitting the road again for a four-game road trip, their longest of the season.
 
On the Titans' four game road trip, they will face UCI, UCSD, UC Riverside and new conference opponent, Cal Baptist.
 
Cal Poly comes to town on Feb. 4, followed by UC Santa Barbara on Feb. 6. CSF looks to close out the series against CSUN (Feb. 11) and Bakersfield (Feb. 13). The Titans host another new conference opponent on Feb. 18 when Utah Valley comes to Titan Gym.
 
Fullerton hits the road one last time to face Long Beach State (Feb. 20), Sacramento State (Feb. 25) and Utah Valley (Feb. 27). The Titans are set to finish out the regular season at home against Cal Baptist (Mar. 4) and UC Riverside (Mar. 6).
 
The Titans hope to make a second straight appearance at the Big West Championships in Henderson, Nevada beginning Mar. 10.
 
Season tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Single game tickets will go on sale in October on FullertonTitansTickets.com

2026-27 MBB Schedule
 
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WATCH THE TITANS ON ESPN+
Titans fans can now watch every home event exclusively on ESPN+. Cal State Fullerton has built a top-tier production studio to give the viewers an ESPN quality production for all games at Titan Stadium. Additionally, all schools in the Big West Conference are committed to producing ESPN quality streams which will allow fans to watch the Titans on ESPN+ for all road conference games.
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