Per this article, the Dukes are playing at Marshall.
https://www.wvgazettemail.com/sports/columnists/chuck_landon/chuck-landon-mid-major-basketball-striking-back/article_1139b216-8246-5d28-a43f-bb4a79eee361.html

CLK wrote:

Thanks Phoenix.  Looks like Marshall will finally collect on that return game.

Yep.  This article details how the Dukes got the short end of the stick in moving the 2019 game from Marshall to Cleveland.
https://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports/chuck-landon-cleveland-classic-good-for-mountain-state-hoops/article_baaf71d8-e7aa-5108-bae4-844e2b9c6038.html

Marshall is one of the tougher road venues. The Thundering Herd is 413-127 in the Henderson Center, a 76.5% winning percentage.
 

Dukes will host Hofstra November 13th

Jon Rothstein on Twitter: "Source: Duquesne will host Hofstra as part of its 21-22 non-conference schedule. Game is set for November 13th." / Twitter

Thanks, CLK. It’s very strange that we (well, at least me) can’t tell if this is a good opponent to have on the schedule. Last year, Weber St. would have been a 2nd quadrant team; this year, who knows. Regardless, this and Hofstra are games you must win at home.

Strange that Weber comes all the way from Utah but the Mountain West challenge bites the dust this year

PSN has us playing Cal Irvine, Wofford, Rider, Bowling Green, and American.

Jett Roessing is at Rider snd Dylan Swingle is at Bowling Green

Neat observation, Phoenix, that I had not thought of.  I don’t know if BGSU is home or away but I live about an hour and a half from there so I sure will go regardless of where it is played.  Pittsburgh is three hours so have to pick my spots!

Would be nice for that it be a saturday night game.    Allow people to hang out before the game at local establishments, and not have to hurry home afterwards to get up for work/classes the next morning.   Celebrate!!!

Another Dambrot “Return to Akron” game?  This is the third year for this nonsense.  Playing at a high school gym in Akron instead of at our new facility seems ridiculous.  I can see doing this while there were no fans allowed and the Dukes were homeless; but why are the Dukes playing in Akron every year?  How does this benefit Duquesne?

https://atlantic10.com/documents/2021/9/9//2021_22_MBBTeamByTeam.pdf