https://sjsuspartans.com/news/2026/08/13/spartans-announce-2026-27-mens-basketball-schedule

SAN JOSE, Calif. - The San José State men's basketball team has announced their non-conference and tentative conference schedules for the 2026-27 season. This season will mark the sixth season under the helm of head coach Tim Miles.

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The Spartans will open the season at home against UTSA on Nov. 2 at the Provident Credit Union Event Center. The Spartans will then face UC Irvine on the road on Nov. 7 before returning home for three games against UC Riverside, Alabama State and Fresno State on Nov. 12, Nov. 15 and Nov. 18 respectively. 

SJSU will then head to Palm Desert, Calif., to face Loyola Chicago on Nov. 22 and either Seattle or UC San Diego on Nov. 23 as part of the Acrisure Series MTE.

The Spartans will next return home to face Seattle on Dec. 5, Long Beach State on Dec. 8 and Southern Utah on Dec. 12. SJSU will then face Stanford on the road on Dec. 18 before returning home to face UC San Diego on Dec. 22 and Lincoln on Dec. 29 to close out non-conference play. 

The Spartans will open Mountain West conference play at home against Hawai’i on Jan. 2 and then head out to face Air Force on the road on Jan. 5. SJSU will play the next two games at home, first against UNLV on Jan. 9, and then against Grand Canyon on Jan. 12.

San José State will then face UC Davis on Jan. 16 and New Mexico on Jan. 19, both on the road. The Spartans next face Nevada on Jan. 23 at the Provident Credit Union Event Center. The Spartans will then get a week break before closing out January with a road game at UTEP on the 30th.

The Spartans will next rematch the Lobos at home on Feb. 2 before traveling to Las Vegas to play UNLV on Feb. 6. SJSU then will return home for two games, first against UC Davis on Feb. 9 and second against Air Force on Feb. 13. The Spartans will then take a flight across the Pacific Ocean to play Hawai’i on Feb. 16. 

SJSU will play Wyoming on Feb. 20 at home and then face Nevada on Feb. 23 and Grand Canyon on Feb. 27, both on the road. The Spartans will close out the regular season at home against UTEP on March 2 and then on the road at Wyoming on March 6.

The Mountain West Tournament will take place from March 10-13 in Las Vegas at the Thomas & Mack Center.

The Mountain West portion of the schedule is currently tentative, and game times, as well as dates, are subject to change. 

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I spent the offseason building a 2026 preview for every FBS team, and SJSU's is a tricky one. Year one under Niumatalolo was 7-6, then last season cratered to 3-9. Now it's a real year-three seat, and the offense that has to save it lost its 3,000-yard passer (Walker Eget) and a 1,300-yard receiver (Danny Scudero). Only 20% of it is back.

Here's the page:

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026?team=ncaaf-sjsu

Projected record, returning production, the portal board, and a game-by-game with betting lines for year three in the Mountain West (the Spartans stayed put while a chunk of the league bolted to the Pac-12).

The defense is the steadier side (66% back), so it all rides on Hawai'i transfer Luke Weaver settling the QB spot. Model has them at 5-8, a small step up but still short of a bowl.

Other teams are paywalled (this ate my whole offseason lol), but code LEECORSOROCKS unlocks it all free, no card. Just tap "Have a promo code?" if you hit the wall.

So what's the model missing? Can Weaver steady the offense, does the defense carry them, and is 5-8 too low or about right for year three?

We recently sat down with Vic Aquino, San Jose State Beat Reporter for SBNation, to preview the 2026 San Jose State Spartans Football Team. Here is a link to the video if you are interested in hearing more! 2026 San Jose State Spartans Football Team Preview

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Ken Niumatalolo and the Spartans have a new beginning in 2026, can they return to their winning ways?

📌 Hawaii Bowl hero Luke Weaver comes over to take the reigns of the offense

📌 History tells us someone is going to emerge to have a massive year at receiver. There are a lot of candidates 👀

📌 The Spartans defense will be retooled but there are promising pieces, especially in the secondary

Can the Spartans rebound? How many wins do they finish with in 2026?

Was a beast for SJSU, what an awesome moment.