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Oklahoma State Unveils 2027 Big 12 Baseball Schedule

Cowboys open the season at home against Kansas State and aim to build on a strong 2026 campaign

2027 Schedule Highlights

Oklahoma State University has released its 2027 Big 12 Conference baseball schedule, outlining a full slate of games that begins with a home opener against Kansas State in mid‑March. The announcement comes after a 2026 season in which the Cowboys posted a 39‑22 record and finished fifth in conference play, a performance that earned them a strong postseason profile.

Returning to the roster are All‑American first baseman Kollin Ritchie and All‑Big 12 pitcher Ethan Lund, both of whom were instrumental in the team’s success last year. In addition, four other position players who started at least 30 games in 2026 will also be back, giving the lineup continuity and depth as the new campaign begins.

The schedule features a mix of home and road contests against the conference’s top programs. Home series include matchups with BYU, UCF, Texas Tech and Houston, while road trips will take the team to TCU, Utah, Arizona, Kansas and West Virginia. Each series is set for a three‑game format, providing ample opportunities for the Cowboys to make statements early in the season.

The climax of the conference schedule will be the Big 12 Tournament, which is slated to be held in Surprise, Arizona, from May 25 through May 29 at Surprise Stadium. The tournament will bring together all ten league members in a single‑site format, offering a final chance for the Cowboys to contend for the championship before the NCAA postseason.

With a promising mix of experienced talent and fresh scheduling challenges, Oklahoma State’s coaching staff is optimistic that the 2027 season will build on the momentum generated by last year’s strong finish. Fans can look forward to a competitive slate of games that begins on March 19 and runs through late May.

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