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The Big South Conference has officially announced that its men’s and women’s basketball championships will be returning to Johnson City, Tennessee, for the third year in a row. The championships will take place at the Freedom Hall Civic Center in 2027, as confirmed by the conference on Friday. This decision follows an ongoing partnership between the Big South and Visit Johnson City, highlighting the city’s appeal as a host for the prestigious event.

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