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LSU Women’s Basketball Announces 2026‑27 SEC Slate and Non‑Conference Matchups

The Tigers will open conference play on Dec. 31 and head to Greenville for the SEC tournament

LSU Women's Basketball has unveiled its complete slate of opponents for the 2026‑27 campaign, a schedule that promises both familiar battles and fresh challenges as the Tigers step deeper into the SEC.

SEC Schedule Overview

The conference season opens on December 31, 2026, and will unfold over a 16‑game slate in which LSU will host half of its opponents and travel to face the other half, ensuring a balanced mix of home‑court advantage and road tests.

Auburn will rotate onto LSU's schedule as the designated counterpart in the SEC’s rotating opponent model, adding another layer of intrigue to the conference calendar.

Among the home games, the Tigers will welcome Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Texas, Texas A&M and Oklahoma, giving fans a chance to see high‑profile matchups on the familiar confines of the PMAC.

On the road, LSU will journey to Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina and Tennessee, testing the team against some of the league's most competitive environments.

The non‑conference portion of the schedule includes a back‑to‑back series in Florida against Villanova on November 27 and NC State on November 28, followed by a marquee showdown with North Carolina on December 2 as part of the ACC/SEC Challenge.

Greenville Awaits for the SEC Tournament

The SEC Women's Basketball Tournament is set for March 3‑7, 2027 in Greenville, South Carolina, where the Tigers will join the league's top teams in pursuit of a coveted tournament title.

Coach Kim Mulkey, now in her second season at the helm, has emphasized preparation and depth as key ingredients for navigating the demanding schedule, and the announced lineup provides a clear roadmap for the team's ambitions.

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