The Texas Longhorns women's basketball team is back on the road, heading to face LSU on February 11, 2027, in what will be the only regular‑season meeting between the two programs this year.
A Single SEC Road Game
Texas will play LSU only once during the conference schedule, a contrast to the usual double‑header format, and the matchup forms the centerpiece of a road slate that also includes trips to Georgia, Oklahoma and Ole Miss.
The Longhorns dropped a 70‑65 decision to the Tigers in their last encounter, a game that saw head coach Vic Schaefer bench senior point guard Rori Harmon in the fourth quarter, a move that added a layer of intrigue to the upcoming rematch.
Road Tests and Home Comforts
Beyond LSU, Texas will test its mettle against Georgia on New Year's Eve, travel to Oklahoma on February 25, and finish the road stretch at Ole Miss on February 28. The schedule also features a showdown with Florida among other opponents, underscoring the breadth of competition within the SEC.
Home games will be hosted at the Frank Erwin Center, with marquee matchups against South Carolina on January 3 and Tennessee on January 7. The conference slate balances eight home contests with five road games, giving the team a chance to leverage its home‑court advantage while staying competitive on the road.
The upcoming LSU game also marks the first opportunity for the Longhorns to avenge the previous season's narrow defeat, a narrative that adds emotional weight to the contest and could influence momentum heading into the SEC Tournament.