Georgia Tech revealed its full nonconference schedule for men’s basketball Tuesday.

In addition to previously announced games against Georgia and Northwestern, the Yellow Jackets will face Tennessee in Knoxville and St. John’s in the Hoophall Miami Invitational.

Tech will open its season Nov. 9 against Lamar at McCamish Pavilion. After that the Jackets go on the road to face Tennessee four days later and return home for consecutive games against East Carolina, Texas-Rio Grande Valley and Prairie View A&M.

The Jackets will face Northwestern in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge on Nov. 28. The game against St. John’s comes before consecutive home games against Florida A&M, Gardner-Webb, Georgia, Kennesaw State and South Carolina-Upstate lead into the ACC schedule.

Tech will schedule an additional nonconference game for after ACC play begins, with the opponent and date to be determined. The complete schedule – including ACC games, times and TV assignments will be announced in late August or early September, Tech said.

Here is Tech’s nonconference schedule:

Nov. 3 Florida Tech (exhibition)

Nov. 9 Lamar

Nov. 13 at Tennessee

Nov. 16 East Carolina

Nov. 21 Texas-Rio Grande Valley

Nov. 23 Prairie View A&M

Nov. 28 at Northwestern (ACC-Big Ten Challenge)

Dec. 1 vs. St. John's (Hoophall Miami Invitational)

Dec. 9 Florida A&M

Dec. 17 Gardner-Webb

Dec. 22 Georgia

Dec. 28 Kennesaw State

Jan. 2 South Carolina-Upstate

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