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Auburn Women’s Basketball Unveils 2026‑27 SEC slate

Eight home, eight road conference games set, with LSU as the home‑and‑home opponent, season opener slated for New Year's Eve

The University of Auburn has released its complete 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, confirming a full slate of conference contests that will see the Tigers travel across the SEC and host a balanced mix of opponents.

Season Opener Set for New Year's Eve

The first conference showdown arrives on New Year's Eve, when LSU visits Neville Arena for a home‑and‑home matchup that promises an early test of Auburn's mettle.

Auburn will alternate between home and away fixtures, meeting each of the other 15 SEC members twice, once in each venue, ensuring a comprehensive league experience.

Key home dates include a January 7 clash with Vanderbilt, a January 21 showdown against Ole Miss, a January 24 battle with Texas A&M, and a January 31 contest versus Arkansas.

Road trips in January take the Tigers to Kentucky on January 3, Georgia on January 10, and Florida on January 14, providing early challenges on the road.

February brings a high‑profile home game against Texas on February 4, followed by a series of away games at Alabama on February 7, Tennessee on February 11, Mississippi State on February 15, Oklahoma on February 21 and South Carolina on February 25.

The regular season wraps up with a home game against Missouri on February 28, setting the stage for the SEC Tournament.

SEC Tournament Returns to Greenville

The tournament returns to Greenville, South Carolina, from March 3 to March 7 at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, marking the fifth straight year the event will be held there.

Details on the non‑conference schedule, including game times and broadcast information, will be announced in the coming weeks.

With a balanced slate and several marquee matchups, Auburn looks to build on recent progress and contend for a deep run in both the SEC and national postseason.

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