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The maximum number of regular season games is 29. Up to 3 games can count as 1 game, if they are in a tournament. So 31 games if 3 are in a tournament.
Additional post season games are also allowed.
1. Conference tournament
2. NCAA, NIT, or CBI post season tournaments.
If a team playes all 31 regular season games and the max conference tournament would be 5 games, and the max NCAA games of 6, they will have played 42 games. That hardly ever happens.
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