Redhawks Announce 2022-23 Men's Basketball Schedule
9/7/2022 11:25:00 AM | Men's Basketball, Tickets
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – The 2022-23 Southeast Missouri men's basketball schedule is now complete. This year's slate includes 31 games with 13 at the Show Me Center.
SEMO tips off its third season under Head Coach Brad Korn at South Florida on Nov. 7. The Redhawks start a season in the Sunshine State for the first time in their NCAA Division I era. SEMO last faced a Florida school in 2010-11 (at Florida Gulf Coast).
The Redhawks four home non-conference matchups include non-Division I foes Lyon College (Nov. 12) and William Woods (Nov. 22) along with Purdue Fort Wayne (Dec. 7) and longtime rival Southern Illinois (Dec. 21).
SEMO and SIU square off for the 120th time on the hardwood in 2022-23, while PFW comes to Cape Girardeau on the back end of a home-and-home series.
The rest of the Redhawks non-league games feature trips to Missouri Valley Conference members Evansville (Nov. 16) and Bradley (Nov. 19), SEC opponent and in-state foe Missouri (Dec. 4), Arkansas State (Dec. 14) and Big Ten affiliate Iowa (Dec. 17). SEMO also plays three games at the Wisconsin-Milwaukee Tournament over Thanksgiving weekend (Nov. 26-28).
Iowa is the only team on SEMO's 2022-23 schedule that made the NCAA Tournament a year ago. The Hawkeyes went 26-10 overall and finished fourth in the Big Ten.
The 2022-23 campaign, which is the 75th year of competition in the Ohio Valley Conference, marks the first in the league for Lindenwood, Little Rock and Southern Indiana who became official members on July 1. They join Eastern Illinois, Morehead State, SEMO, SIU Edwardsville, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech and UT Martin to make up the 10-team league.
Each school will play an 18-game schedule which will begin on Thursday, December 29 and conclude on Saturday, February 25.
SEMO begins OVC play when at Southern Indiana on Dec. 29.
The 2023 OVC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament is slated for March 1-4 at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana. It marks the sixth year in a row the event will be held at the venue.
Each OVC school is eligible to compete and win the OVC Tournament Championship, including Lindenwood and Southern Indiana, who are beginning the reclassification process to Division I. It was previously announced that should a transitioning school win an OVC Tournament Championship, the AQ shall be awarded to the tournament runner-up. Should the tournament runner-up also be a transitioning school, the AQ representative shall be the highest seed going into the tournament.
All Conference games and home non-conference contests can be seen on ESPN networks, with the majority of games broadcast on ESPN+. Additional linear exposures on ESPNU and ESPN2 will be announced at a later date.
SEMO tips off its third season under Head Coach Brad Korn at South Florida on Nov. 7. The Redhawks start a season in the Sunshine State for the first time in their NCAA Division I era. SEMO last faced a Florida school in 2010-11 (at Florida Gulf Coast).
The Redhawks four home non-conference matchups include non-Division I foes Lyon College (Nov. 12) and William Woods (Nov. 22) along with Purdue Fort Wayne (Dec. 7) and longtime rival Southern Illinois (Dec. 21).
SEMO and SIU square off for the 120th time on the hardwood in 2022-23, while PFW comes to Cape Girardeau on the back end of a home-and-home series.
The rest of the Redhawks non-league games feature trips to Missouri Valley Conference members Evansville (Nov. 16) and Bradley (Nov. 19), SEC opponent and in-state foe Missouri (Dec. 4), Arkansas State (Dec. 14) and Big Ten affiliate Iowa (Dec. 17). SEMO also plays three games at the Wisconsin-Milwaukee Tournament over Thanksgiving weekend (Nov. 26-28).
Iowa is the only team on SEMO's 2022-23 schedule that made the NCAA Tournament a year ago. The Hawkeyes went 26-10 overall and finished fourth in the Big Ten.
The 2022-23 campaign, which is the 75th year of competition in the Ohio Valley Conference, marks the first in the league for Lindenwood, Little Rock and Southern Indiana who became official members on July 1. They join Eastern Illinois, Morehead State, SEMO, SIU Edwardsville, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech and UT Martin to make up the 10-team league.
Each school will play an 18-game schedule which will begin on Thursday, December 29 and conclude on Saturday, February 25.
SEMO begins OVC play when at Southern Indiana on Dec. 29.
The 2023 OVC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament is slated for March 1-4 at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana. It marks the sixth year in a row the event will be held at the venue.
Each OVC school is eligible to compete and win the OVC Tournament Championship, including Lindenwood and Southern Indiana, who are beginning the reclassification process to Division I. It was previously announced that should a transitioning school win an OVC Tournament Championship, the AQ shall be awarded to the tournament runner-up. Should the tournament runner-up also be a transitioning school, the AQ representative shall be the highest seed going into the tournament.
All Conference games and home non-conference contests can be seen on ESPN networks, with the majority of games broadcast on ESPN+. Additional linear exposures on ESPNU and ESPN2 will be announced at a later date.
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Monday, June 15
Wednesday, October 15
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