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Abilene Christian's players and coaches reflect on their August trip through Greece and Rwanda. The team combined basketball competition with cultural visits and service activities, including a basketball clinic at Rwanda Children.
Abilene Christian will host Northwestern on November 18, its first home matchup with a power-conference opponent since 2018. The Wildcats open against Howard Payne and have seven nonconference games at Moody Coliseum.
Abilene Christian's nonconference schedule brings a program-record six Division I opponents to Moody Coliseum. The Wildcats open at Colorado and will face South Dakota State twice, once in each team's home arena.
Brette Tanner adds Darren Best and Marlon McCoy to Abilene Christian's coaching group. Best brings extensive international development experience, joining a staff that also includes former Wildcat point guard Reggie Miller.
Abilene Christian's interview preview outlines a roster with four returning players and nine newcomers, plus two players awaiting eligibility decisions. Brette Tanner discusses the team's construction and early summer workouts in the accompanying school interview.
Abilene Christian fell 59–55 at Illinois State after matching its deepest Division I postseason run. Payton Hull scored 17 points and reached 1,500 career points as the Wildcats' season ended in the WNIT Super 16.