The transfer portal has closed, the coaching carousel has stopped spinning, spring meetings are over and the summer recruiting circuit is underway.
Before we know it, the 2026-27 women’s college basketball season will be here.
Teams are just beginning to finalize and release their non-conference schedules for the upcoming season, and there’s already several enticing matchups.
One of the premier events that’s returning is the Ally Tipoff in Charlotte, North Carolina, which will feature a doubleheader matchup that includes North Carolina vs. South Carolina and NC State vs. Kentucky. The organizers haven’t set the date yet, but expect to see it pop up in early November and be broadcast on an ESPN platform.
Dates for other marquee matchups are already locked in. UConn will host Iowa on Nov. 8, while Tennessee will face Baylor in Nashville on Dec. 18. UConn will also make a trip to Nashville this season to face LSU.
Before we know it, the 2026-27 women’s college basketball season will be here.
Teams are just beginning to finalize and release their non-conference schedules for the upcoming season, and there’s already several enticing matchups.
One of the premier events that’s returning is the Ally Tipoff in Charlotte, North Carolina, which will feature a doubleheader matchup that includes North Carolina vs. South Carolina and NC State vs. Kentucky. The organizers haven’t set the date yet, but expect to see it pop up in early November and be broadcast on an ESPN platform.
Dates for other marquee matchups are already locked in. UConn will host Iowa on Nov. 8, while Tennessee will face Baylor in Nashville on Dec. 18. UConn will also make a trip to Nashville this season to face LSU.
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