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2026 North Carolina A&T Football Schedule and Printable PDF

The 2026 North Carolina A&T Aggies football schedule is set. North Carolina A&T plays in the CAA, one of the deepest leagues in the FCS, and runs an eight-game conference schedule alongside its non-conference slate. The Aggies open the season August 29 vs Morgan State. Below is the complete 2026 schedule, a free printable one-pager, and how the season sets up.

2026 North Carolina A&T Aggies football schedule

2026 North Carolina A&T Football: Quick Facts

Last updated: August 10, 2026

  • Conference: CAA (FCS)
  • Home stadium: Truist Stadium, Greensboro, NC
  • Regular season: 12 games (6 home games, and 6 on the road)
  • Conference games: 8
  • Opener: August 29 vs Morgan State
  • Finale: November 21 vs UAlbany

2026 North Carolina A&T Football Schedule

DateOpponentSiteType
Aug 29vs Morgan StateHomeNon-conference
Sept 4at Georgia StateAwayNon-conference
Sept 12at North Carolina CentralAwayNon-conference
Sept 19at CampbellAwayCAA
Sept 26vs Rhode IslandHomeCAA
Oct 3at BryantAwayCAA
Oct 10vs New HampshireHomeCAA
Oct 17vs Chicago StateHomeNon-conference
Oct 31vs ElonHomeCAA
Nov 7at MonmouthAwayCAA
Nov 14at HamptonAwayCAA
Nov 21vs UAlbanyHomeCAA

North Carolina A&T opens the season August 29 vs Morgan State and closes the regular season November 21 vs UAlbany.

How the 2026 North Carolina A&T Season Sets Up

North Carolina A&T plays a 12-game regular season in 2026: 4 non-conference dates plus the eight-game CAA schedule. The Aggies play 6 home games, and 6 on the road. The non-conference slate includes an FBS date at Georgia State.

North Carolina A&T, the CAA Race, and the FCS Playoffs

The CAA champion earns the conference automatic bid into the 24-team FCS playoff, and the league is usually a multi-bid conference through at-large selections, so the top of the standings maps closely onto the national bracket. You can follow the full league picture on our 2026 CAA football schedule and standings page and print the postseason field with the 2026 FCS playoff bracket.

How to Watch North Carolina A&T in 2026

North Carolina A&T games are carried across ESPN platforms, including ESPN+, along with CAA streaming outlets. Exact network and kickoff time for each game are confirmed in the weeks before kickoff, so bookmark this page and check back as the matchups firm up.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does North Carolina A&T open the 2026 season?

North Carolina A&T opens the 2026 season August 29 vs Morgan State. The regular season runs through the finale November 21 vs UAlbany.

How many games do the Aggies play in 2026?

North Carolina A&T plays a 12-game regular season in 2026: 6 home games, and 6 on the road, including 8 CAA conference games, ahead of the FCS playoffs.

Does the CAA champion make the FCS playoffs?

Yes. The CAA champion earns the conference automatic bid into the 24-team FCS playoff, and the CAA is usually a multi-bid league through at-large selections.

Is there a printable North Carolina A&T schedule?

Yes. A free printable PDF of the full 2026 North Carolina A&T schedule is available above, with every date, opponent, and a blank column to fill in results.

How can I watch North Carolina A&T football in 2026?

North Carolina A&T games are carried across ESPN platforms, including ESPN+, plus CAA streaming outlets. Exact network and kickoff time for each game are confirmed closer to gameday.

More 2026 FCS Coverage

Explore more: the 2026 CAA football schedule and standings, the 2026 FCS football schedule and conference guide, and the printable 2026 FCS playoff bracket.

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