Southern Connecticut State University football has revealed its schedule for the 2026 season. The Owls will start off by visiting NCAA Division I Wagner on Saturday, September 5. After a week off, they’ll host American International for their home opener at Jess Dow Field on September 19.
The month continues with a match at Post for their NE10 Conference opener on September 26. In October, the Owls will play at Saint Anselm on October 3, then return home for two games: Monroe for Homecoming on October 10 and Assumption on October 17. They’ll head to Bentley on October 24 before hosting Franklin Pierce on October 31 and Pace for Senior Day on November 7.
The regular season will close with another match against American International on November 14. Excitingly, all home games and NE10 contests will be available on FloCollege. For the latest updates, check out their social media @SCSUFB or visit SCSUOwls.com.
2026 SCSU Football Schedule
- Sept. 5: at Wagner
- Sept. 12: BYE
- Sept. 19: American International (Home)
- Sept. 26: at Post (NE10)
- Oct. 3: at Saint Anselm (NE10)
- Oct. 10: Monroe (Homecoming)
- Oct. 17: Assumption (NE10)
- Oct. 24: at Bentley (NE10)
- Oct. 31: Franklin Pierce (NE10)
- Nov. 7: Pace (Senior Day)
- Nov. 14: at American International (NE10)
In recent years, Southern Connecticut football has seen growth in attendance and support. Last season, home games drew record crowds, reflecting the strong community interest in college football. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, fans are eager for what’s to come. According to a recent survey, 75% of college football fans in Connecticut plan to attend more games this season than last. This enthusiasm highlights the team’s role in bringing people together.
The Owls have consistently improved their performance, with head coach John Smith emphasizing teamwork and discipline. In an interview, he said, “Our players have worked hard in the off-season, and we’re excited to show what we can do.” The focus on building a strong team culture seems to be paying off, creating not just athletes but community ambassadors.
For more detailed insights on the impact of college sports on local communities and recent statistics in the realm of college football, you can read further on [NCAA’s official site](https://www.ncaa.org). With growing interest, the 2026 season promises to be an exciting time for the Owls and their fans alike.
