2024-25 Fordham MBB Schedule | 2024-25 Fordham MBB Schedule (pdf.) | Atlantic 10 Release
BRONX, N.Y. – The Atlantic 10 released its 2024-25 men's basketball schedule on Tuesday, an 18-game slate that will see Fordham host nine games at the Rose Hill Gym against some of the top teams in the conference.
Three of Fordham's 18 league games will air on USA Network while a fourth will stream exclusively on Peacock. The Rams' remaining 14 conference contests will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
Season tickets for the 2024-25 campaign are on sale now by calling the Fordham Ticket Office at 718-817-4759 or by visiting FordhamSports.com/Tickets. Season ticket packages, which include admission to all 16 regular season home games at the Rose Hill Gym, start at just $260.
The Rams will open their Atlantic 10 schedule on the final day of 2024 when they welcome Saint Louis to the Bronx on New Year's Eve. Fordham has won two in a row against the Billikens, including a 2023 home win that saw the birth of "Rose Thrill," as a raucous crowd willed the Rams to a marquee win.
Fordham will play its first game of 2025 on Jan. 4 when it welcomes St. Bonaventure to the Rose Hill Gym. The Rams will look to continue a string of recent success against the Bonnies, as Fordham has taken three of the last four meetings between the two teams.
After beginning A-10 play with back-to-back home games, the Rams will hit the road for a pair of contests beginning on Jan. 8 with a trip to Richmond to take on VCU. Three days later on Saturday, Jan. 11, the Rams will head to Davidson for their first of two contests this season against the Wildcats.
The Rams will return to the Bronx on Jan. 15 when they welcome UMass to the Rose Hill Gym. That contest will mark the last regular season Atlantic 10 meeting between the schools, as the Minutemen are set to depart for the MAC in the summer of 2025.
After a week off, Fordham will return to action in the Windy City on Jan. 22 against Loyola Chicago. The Rams took the only meeting so far in Chicago as Atlantic 10 foes, a 71-69 win on Feb. 22, 2023.
The Rams will play their first nationally televised game of conference action on Sunday, Jan. 26, when Duquesne comes to the Bronx for a 12:30 p.m. tip on USA Network. The last time the Dukes visited New York, Fordham logged a 79-67 victory in front of a nationally televised audience on ESPN2 in late February. It would prove to be the last loss for Duquesne until the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Rams will hit the road the following week beginning with a Jan. 29 contest at La Salle which will be streamed exclusively on Peacock at 7 p.m. It will mark the Rams' first trip to La Salle since Antrell Charlton sank a midrange jumper in the closing seconds to secure a 66-64 win on Jan. 14, 2023.
Another nationally televised contest awaits the Rams on Saturday, Feb. 1, when Fordham heads to St. Bonaventure for a 12:30 p.m. tip on USA Network. Fordham has won back-to-back games in Olean, including an 80-74 victory a year ago.
Fordham will return to the Bronx on Wednesday, Feb. 5, for the first of two games this season against Rhode Island.
After a week off, the Rams will welcome Dayton to the Rose Hill Gym on Feb. 12 before hitting the road for matchups at Richmond (Feb. 15) and Duquesne (Feb. 19).
The Rams will host a return game against Davidson on Feb. 22 before heading to George Mason on Feb. 26 for their penultimate road contest of the regular season.
Fordham will welcome Saint Joseph's on Saturday, March 1, for a 12 p.m. tip on USA Network before closing out the home portion of its schedule on March 5 against George Washington.
The Rams will conclude the regular season on Saturday, March 8, at Rhode Island.
The 2025 Atlantic 10 Tournament will be held from March 12-16 at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.
The Rams will tip off their 2024-25 season on Monday, Nov. 4, when they take on St. John's in Queens. Fordham's first home game will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 12, when Binghamton visits the Bronx to kick off the 100th year of Fordham Men's Basketball at the Rose Hill Gym.
