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The Lady Tigers have released their full conference and nonconference slate, revealing home and away games against top SEC rivals and a challenging slate of external opponents. With several departures and new additions, Coach Mulkey aims to blend experience with fresh talent.
The university has released its full schedule, highlighting home games against Auburn, Ole Miss, Georgia and Texas A&M, road trips to Kentucky, Alabama, Florida, Missouri and Arkansas, plus non‑conference contests with North Carolina, N.C. State and Villanova. Coach Kim Mulkey's rebuilding effort features returning senior Mikaylah Williams and new additions Lola Lampley, Jada Williams, Laila Reynolds and Chloe Larry.
Three‑time state champion David Lunn is leaving Volcano Vista High School to finish his senior season at CATS Academy in Boston, aiming to raise his profile and prepare for college competition.
Former professional guard Donovan Dent hosted his inaugural kids’ basketball camp at ABC Prep Academy, attracting 120 participants and signaling his shift toward coaching.
Donovan Dent, the former UNM Lobo and UCLA Bruin, has relocated to Albuquerque to run basketball clinics and a summer camp, while also gearing up for the TBT tournament with a team of former Lobos.
Claudia Contell, a six‑year professional from Valencia, commits to TCU, bringing international experience and accolades to the program.
TCU announced the signing of Spanish guard Claudia Contell, a former U20 European Championship MVP, adding a proven scorer and defender to a squad that has reached the Elite Eight in consecutive seasons.
The program welcomes a quartet of experienced transfers, complementing a returning core and building on Mulkey's proven ability to integrate portal talent.
LSU's women's basketball program welcomes a group of experienced transfers, including point guard Jada Williams and forward Noa Morro, to reshape its lineup for the upcoming season.
The Tigers are set to rebuild their backcourt, integrate new transfers, and rely on returning stars Mikaylah Williams and MiLaysia Fulwiley for a competitive campaign.
LSU is reshaping its women's basketball roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, bringing in point guard Jada Williams from Iowa State and forward Noa Morro, a Spanish professional, to bolster defense, rebounding and scoring.
After a stable period under Coach Kim Mulkey, LSU's women's basketball program is set for a major overhaul as four contributors, including starting point guard Jada Richard, announce transfers to other schools.
From Oklahoma State to Florida, the latest wave of transfers brings a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging stars set to influence the upcoming campaign.
The Lady Tigers lost half of their roster after the 2025‑26 season, with point guard Jada Richard heading to Ole Miss and three other starters moving to new programs.