Texas women's basketball is set to make a splash in the 2026‑27 season with the debut of the Wild Horse Sports Lone Star Series, a non‑conference showcase that will bring the Longhorns to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth for two early‑season contests.
The series pits Texas against Ohio State and TCU, programs against which the Longhorns hold a 9‑2 edge over the Buckeyes and have never lost to the Horned Frogs in the past ten meetings, underscoring a legacy of dominance that adds extra intrigue to the lineup.
Adding to the excitement, Utah State joins the field, expanding the event to four teams and giving fans a chance to see a variety of styles and strategies on display.
Reviving Rivalries
The renewed focus on historic opponents reflects a broader ambition to blend tradition with competition, giving alumni and new fans alike a narrative thread that ties past achievements to future goals.
Coach [Name] and the athletic department view the series as a platform to elevate the program’s visibility, attract recruits, and cement Texas’s reputation as a powerhouse in women's college basketball.
Fans can expect a festive atmosphere at Dickies Arena, where the series will be marketed as a celebration of Texas sports culture, blending the excitement of college basketball with the pageantry of a statewide showcase.
Beyond the showcase, Texas’s full schedule promises a rigorous road test, with trips to face LSU and Oklahoma and home matchups against Texas A&M, while the conference slate opens on New Year's Eve, setting the tone for a demanding campaign.