Ole Miss men's basketball announces tipoff times, TV designations for SEC, midweek games

The 2025-26 college basketball season is just under a month away but Ole Miss men’s team knows when the ball will be going in the air for nearly all of its games.

Chris Beard enters his third season in Oxford and fresh off a Sweet 16 appearance, the program’s second in history.

With a roster that is full of preseason buzz off a successful transfer class, there are plenty of national spotlight games for the Rebels to show the hype was worthy.

“Exciting time for college basketball. Guys’ daily schedules have changed with us practicing basically longer now,” Beard said last month. “Just making sure they kind of clean up other areas of their life. In other words, in the preseason, guys were in the gym a lot, individual workouts. At this time, team practice becomes the priority. So, kind of spent a lot of time these last couple days kind of defining each guy’s individual schedule. It’s the big thing we’ve been doing around here.

A trio of non-conference games had their tip times announced on Tuesday by the SEC office, including the November 11 showdown with Memphis inside the SJB Pavilion. Ole Miss and the Tigers will play at 8 p.m. CT on SEC Network.

The December 6 game against St. John’s at Madison Square Garden will tipoff at 7 p.m. CT and will stream on Peacock.

The game against North Carolina State in Greensboro, North Carolina on December 21 will air on ESPN and tipoff at Noon CT. The third non-conference game to receive a tipoff time is a home game against Alcorn State on December 29 at 7 p.m. CT on SEC Network.

In SEC play the Rebels will be featured on various ESPN networks.

Below is the full 2025-26 Ole Miss men’s basketball schedule with tipoff times and TV designations

• November 3 – Southeastern Louisiana ( 7 p.m. CT / SEC Network+)
• November 7 – Louisiana Monroe (6:30 p.m. CT / SECN+)
• November 11 – Memphis (8 p.m. CT / SECN)
• November 14 – Cal State Bakersfield (6:30 p.m. CT / SECN+)
• November 18 – Austin Peay (7 p.m. CT / SECN+)
• November 25 – Iowa (Palm Springs, California; 8:30 p.m. CT)
• November 26 – Utah / Grand Canyon (Palm Springs, California; TBA)
• December 2 – Miami (8 p.m. CT / SECN)
• December 6 – at St. John’s (7 p.m. CT / Peacock)
• December 13 – Southern Mississippi (2 p.m. CT/ SECN+)
• December 17 – Alabama A&M (7 p.m. CT / SECN+)
• December 21 – North Carolina State (Noon CT / ESPN)
• December 29 – Alcorn State (7 p.m. CT / SECN)
• January 3 – at Oklahoma (2:30 p.m. CT / SECN)
• Januayr 7 – Arkansas (8 p.m. CT / SECN)
• January 10 – Missouri (5 p.m. CT / SECN)
• January 14 – at Georgia (6 p.m. CT / ESPN2 or ESPNU)
• January 17 – at Mississippi State (7:30 p.m. CT / SECN)
• January 20 – Auburn (8 p.m. CT / ESPN or ESPNU)
• January 24 – at Kentucky (11 a.m. CT / ESPN)
• January 31 – Vanderbilt (7:30 p.m. CT / SECN)
• February 3 – at Tennessee (6 p.m. CT / ESPN2)
• February 7 – at Texas (1 p.m. CT / ESPN or ESPN2)
• February 11 – Alabama (6 p.m. CT / SECN)
• February 14 – Mississippi State (5:30 p.m. CT / ESPN or ESPN2)
• February 18 – at Texas A&M (6 p.m. CT / SECN)
• February 21 – Florida (11 a.m. CT / ESPN or ESPN2)
• February 25 – LSU (8 p.m. CT / SECN)
• February 28 – at Auburn (7:30 p.m. / SECN)
• March 4 – at Vanderbilt (5:30 p.m. / TBA)
• March 7 – South Carolina (Noon CT / SECN)