The Kansas Jayhawks recently unveiled the school’s full nonconference schedule for the 2025-26 men’s basketball season.
Coming off back-to-back disappointing years, Bill Self made sure to assemble some fierce opponents early in the campaign to make sure KU is ready and battle-tested come postseason time.
Kansas has yet to release its complete schedule; here’s what we know about the Jayhawks’ schedule so far.
Oct. 24: Louisville (Exhibition, Road)
Oct. 28: Fort Hays State (Exhibition, Home)
Nov. 3: Green Bay (Home)
Nov. 7: North Carolina (Road)
Nov. 11: Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Home)
Nov. 15: Princeton (Home)
Nov. 18: Duke (Champions Classic, Neutral)
Nov. 24-27: Players Era Festival
Dec. 2: UConn (Home)
Dec. 7: Missouri (Border Showdown, Neutral)
Dec. 13: North Carolina State (Road)
Dec. 16: Towson (Home)
Dec. 22: Davidson (Home)
While the specifics of KU’s league schedule have not been revealed, Jayhawk fans can infer how it should look.
The conference is going back to an 18-game schedule this year. With 16 schools in the Big 12, Kansas will face each team at least once and three teams twice.
Of those three teams, Kansas State will likely meet with the Jayhawks for a home-and-home of the Sunflower Showdown.
Houston, Baylor, and Iowa State are other conference rivals that KU could match up with for a second clash.
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