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Here are some games on other teams' schedules (updated 1/3) by ShermanOaksND

SAT, FEB 15 -- CLEVELAND STATE
SUN, FEB 23 -- RICHMOND
Sat, Feb 29 — at Maryland
SAT, MAR 7 -- DENVER
Tue, Mar 10 -- at Ohio State
Sat, Mar 14 -- vs. Skunkweasels (at Chicago, venue TBA)
THU, MAR 19 — VIRGINIA, 7 pm
Sat, Mar 28 -- vs. Syracuse, 1 pm (at Cicero, NY, during Carrier Dome renovation)
SAT, APR 4 -- DUKE
Tue, Apr 7 -- at Marquette
SAT, APR 11 -- ARMY
Sat, Apr 18 -- at North Carolina

The ACC tournament will be April 24-26, hosted by the highest seeded team. It will be back to a 4-team format. That raises the possibility of ND scheduling a game the weekend of May 2-3, as it did during previous years between the ACC and NCAA tournaments.