One of the harbingers of the approaching NCAA tournament when that time of the year comes is Xavier's final non-conference game of the season, played during Xavier's bye week in A-10 play. This year, Memphis is the opponent.

The Skip Prosser Classic is back on after taking a year's hiatus. Thanks to massive turnover at both schools, the teams that face off this season will bear almost no resemblance to the ones that would have played last year.

Xavier's foe over the Yuletide season will be the Volunteers of Tennessee. Two years ago, UT was reeling after the dismissal of Bruce Pearl. Their progress since shows that good programs can bounce back from adversity.

Coming off of the big game against UC, Xavier will have three days to regroup before hosting Wofford. The short turn around may be good or bad for the young Musketeers, but it could certainly come against a less favorable opponent.

It's always a figurative and sometimes a literal battle when Xavier and UC face off. Here's how the Bearcats have armed themselves over the summer.

It seems like it has been a long time since the Golden Flashes were in the NCAA tournament, but those glory days are actually less than half a decade in the rearview. Working with their third coach in that time frame, what will Kent State look like w

Vandy's dandy, but X won't rot your teeth. Both teams have lost almost all of their production from last year. Xavier you know about; here's what you need to know to be up to speed on Vanderbilt.

Xavier will head to Anaheim to avoid the cold of the Ohio November and play in the Anaheim Classic. Here's what you need to know to get you up to speed on Pacific, the Muskies' first opponent.

Robert Morris isn't exactly a warm-up opponent for Xavier. If you didn't follow the Colonials over the summer, here's all the information you need to sound like an expert when RMU visits Cintas this November.