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West Virginia Mountaineers Unveil 2027 Big 12 Baseball Schedule

A 30‑game slate blends home openers, road adventures and a historic tournament in Arizona

West Virginia University’s baseball program has released its 2027 Big 12 schedule, a 30‑game campaign that is evenly divided between home and away contests. The slate features ten series against conference rivals, each designed to test the Mountaineers across the country.

The season opens with a road series at Houston from March 19‑21, followed by a home series against Kansas over Easter weekend (March 25‑27). Those early matchups set the tone for a schedule that balances familiar rivals with fresh challenges.

Key Home Series

April brings back‑to‑back weekend series at Kendrick Family Ballpark. First up are Arizona State and Baylor, with the Sun Devils making their inaugural visit to Morgantown. The Mountaineers will also host Cincinnati from April 30 to May 2, offering a chance to showcase home‑field momentum.

Road Adventures

The team travels to Provo, Utah, to meet BYU for the fourth consecutive season, and makes a historic trip to Tucson, Arizona, where they will face the Wildcats for the first Big 12 matchup ever held in the state. Both series highlight the Mountaineers’ growing presence across the western United States.

Later in May, West Virginia returns home for a series against Oklahoma State (May 14‑16) before heading to Fort Worth to play TCU (May 20‑22). The schedule also notes that Kansas State, Texas Tech and Utah will be skipped for the second straight year.

Big 12 Tournament Outlook

The regular season culminates in the Big 12 Tournament, which returns to Surprise, Arizona, from May 25‑29. The event will bring together the conference’s top teams in a single‑site showdown, and it marks the first time the tournament has been staged in Surprise since its recent relocation.

Overall, the 2027 schedule reflects a strategic blend of home‑field advantage and demanding road trips, positioning the Mountaineers to compete fiercely within the Big 12 and to make a deep run in the conference tournament.

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