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The Saints hope to turn a lot of their close losses a year ago into wins.

The Bears look to take advantage of playing their first full season since 2019.

Penn State's nonconference schedule remains nearly the same as it was in 2020, with Bucknell and Vermont being new additions.

The Wolverines welcome back Harvard, Delaware, and Notre Dame to their schedule after a conference-only 2021 season.

Navy looks to continue improving in Joe Amplo's third year as head coach.

Army is eager to return to the NCAA Tournament after coming up just short last year.

BU brings in three brand new opponents on their slate of games, including a pair of Ivy League foes to join Harvard.

The Wildcats bring back plenty of familiar faces to their nonconference schedule, including Penn State and Yale.

Rutgers looks to continue last year's historic season and make it back to the NCAA Tournament for a second straight year.

The Minutemen look to get back to the top of the CAA for the first time since 2018.

After spending 2021 as an independent, Robert Morris looks to win their third conference title in four full seasons.

Merrimack is in year three of a four-year transition period, but continues to make strides at the Division I level.

The Red Storm look to build some momentum into conference play and win a Big East game for the first time since 2016.

Fairfield looks to get back in the CAA hunt and win their first conference game since 2018.

The Statesmen reignite a few rivalries with their Central New York neighbors, including Colgate and Syracuse.

The Bulldogs look to stay atop the NEC in 2022.

After falling to High Point in the SoCon Championship, Richmond looks to return to the NCAA Tournament in 2022.

The Highlanders are eager to take another step forward as a program.

Detroit Mercy embarks on a new era as a member of the ASUN.

After falling short of a CAA title last year, the Pride look to roar back in the Colonial and make their first NCAA Tournament since 2011.