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San Francisco's conference campaign will follow the WCC's 16-game format, with seven opponents played home and away. The league released matchup windows first and will confirm dates and broadcasts after national television selections.
San Francisco opens conference play at Pepperdine on December 31 and San Diego on January 2. LMU visits for the WCC home opener on January 7, while newcomer Denver closes the regular-season home schedule.
San Francisco will face California on November 8 at the inaugural Caesars Lake Tahoe Classic. The women's matchup is part of a four-game college basketball showcase at Tahoe Blue Event Center.
San Francisco adds Boston guard Jaylen Hunter-Coleman after his move into the 2026 recruiting class. He helped Charlestown win its first Boston City League championship in 14 years, scoring 22 points in the title game.
San Francisco signs Slovenian forward Žiga Daneu, whose background includes Cedevita Olimpija and the senior national team. The 6-foot-11 addition earned Slovenian Super Cup MVP honors in 2024 and brings experience to the Dons' frontcourt.
San Francisco adds transfer forward Lucía Yenes following four years at New Mexico State. She started all 30 games in 2025–26, averaging 12.6 points and 5.4 rebounds while earning All-CUSA honorable mention.