TCU basketball schedules home-and-home series with Michigan over next two seasons

The Horned Frogs will head to Ann Arbor on Nov. 15 this fall to play the Wolverines.

TCU head coach Jamie Dixon motions to his players during the first half of an NCAA college... — TCU head coach Jamie Dixon motions to his players during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Kansas State in the second round of the Big 12 Conference tournament Thursday, March 9, 2023, in Kansas City, Mo.(Charlie Riedel / ASSOCIATED PRESS)

6:51 PM on Jun 13, 2024 CDT

TCU’s basketball schedule for the 2024-25 season continues to trickle in.

On Thursday afternoon the team announced that they would be playing a home-and-home series with the Michigan Wolverines over the next two seasons. The matchup will feature newly hired Michigan coach Dusty May, who led the Florida Atlantic Owls to the Final Four in 2023.

heading to Ann Arbor this season

2024 | TCU at Michigan
2025 | Michigan at TCU#GoFrogs pic.twitter.com/vF9Cd7mDb5
— TCU Men's Basketball (@TCUBasketball) June 13, 2024

In addition to the Michigan series announcement, last week TCU announced that they will be playing in the Acrisure Invitational, a four-team event involving Santa Clara, Colorado State and Washington. They will play Santa Clara on Nov. 28, facing the winner of Colorado State and Washington the day afterward. TCU will also be hosting Xavier in the Big 12-Big East battle on Dec. 6.

The meeting between Michigan and TCU will be just their second matchup all time, with their last game happening all the way back in 1962, where the Wolverines pounded the Horned Frogs 82-60 in Ann Arbor.

The Horned Frogs are looking to capitalize on last season where they finished eighth in the Big 12 and were eliminated in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament by Utah State.

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Kellen Bulger, Sports Audience Producer. Kellen Bulger is a audience producer on The Dallas Morning News' sports desk. Kellen began his time at the DMN on the audience team as an audience journalist. He earned his bachelor's degree from Willamette University, and his master's degree in engagement journalism from CUNY's Newmark Graduate School of Journalism.