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Mustangs Announce 2024 ACC Schedule

CHARLOTTE, N.C (ACC/SMU). – The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the upcoming 2024 season schedule for all teams on Wednesday. With the release, SMU has dates set for their conference opponents next season.

The eight-game slate begins with a home contest against Florida State (Sept. 28), part of a four-game homestand to open the year. The Mustangs hit the road for three straight after that with games at Louisville (Oct. 5), Stanford (Oct. 19) and Duke (Oct. 26) to wrap up the month of October.

November opens with home games against Pitt (Nov. 2) and Boston College (Nov. 16). The Mustangs head back on the road for its final away game at Virginia (Nov. 23) before the home finale against Cal on Nov. 30.

The Mustangs will play one weeknight game in the upcoming year, a non-conference game against BYU at home on Friday, Sept. 6, bunched in-between the season opener against HCU (Aug. 31) and 103rd edition of the "Battle for the Iron Skillet" against TCU (Sept. 21).

Times and TV information for all games are TBD and will be announced as they become available.

Fans wanting to purchase season tickets for the 2024 season can do so right HERE.

Current season ticket holders have until March 31 to renew their tickets for the 2024 season and can be found right HERE.

For any ticket questions please contact 214-SMU-GAME or email tickets@smu.edu.

2024 SEASON SCHEDULE
Saturday, Aug. 31 vs. HCU
Friday, Sept. 6 vs. BYU
Saturday, Sept. 14 OPEN
Saturday, Sept. 21 vs. TCU
Saturday, Sept. 28 vs. Florida State*
Saturday, Oct. 5 at Louisville*
Saturday, Oct. 12 OPEN
Saturday, Oct. 19 at Stanford*
Saturday, Oct. 26 at Duke*
Saturday, Nov. 2 vs. Pitt*
Saturday, Nov. 9 OPEN
Saturday, Nov. 16 vs. Boston College*
Saturday, Nov. 23 at Virginia*
Saturday, Nov. 30 Cal*

* ACC Game

Murder's Row: TCU, FSU, and UL. At least it's early in the season. Our guys will be pretty fresh.

See we're still short one OOC game.

max the wonder dog wrote:See we're still short one OOC game.

And it won't be Syracuse; they did have an opening after Army dropped them but they announced 12 games today.

https://cuse.com/news/2024/1/24/2024-cu ... -announced

max the wonder dog wrote:See we're still short one OOC game.

Will we eventually have to add someone?

Pony64 wrote:

max the wonder dog wrote:See we're still short one OOC game.

Will we eventually have to add someone?

If they finalize a deal with Hawaii, they could make that trip and elect NOT to play a 13th game in the regular 2024 season

I read, going forward, SMU will play Cal the final weekend of every season. As such, we will host a game every other year the Saturday after Thanksgiving (which if fair), and it will always be versus Cal. I like it as that also eliminates the possibility of hosting Clemson/Florida St./Miami that weekend when everyone is gone!

stlpony wrote:I read, going forward, SMU will play Cal the final weekend of every season. As such, we will host a game every other year the Saturday after Thanksgiving (which if fair), and it will always be versus Cal. I like it as that also eliminates the possibility of hosting Clemson/Florida St./Miami that weekend when everyone is gone!

Cal/Stanford should always be played on rivalry week but we'll see if the ACC messes that one up

Michigan State needs a game Oct 12, an open date on our schedule.

From DMN
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/ ... r-BB1hdRbn

The day the 2024 schedule was official, we got a call from the ticket office to renew...now that's how it's supposed to work. Well done.

Charleston Pony wrote:

stlpony wrote:I read, going forward, SMU will play Cal the final weekend of every season. As such, we will host a game every other year the Saturday after Thanksgiving (which if fair), and it will always be versus Cal. I like it as that also eliminates the possibility of hosting Clemson/Florida St./Miami that weekend when everyone is gone!

Cal/Stanford should always be played on rivalry week but we'll see if the ACC messes that one up

Cal-Stanford play the weekend before Thanksgiving (and presumably that weekend every year). As for the rest of the conference, I don't know if any of the rivalry games have traditional dates.