The SEC has released full dates and sites for Missouri’s 2026-27 women’s basketball schedule. The Tigers will play eight games at Mizzou Arena and eight on the road, with a home-and-home series against Vanderbilt bridging the two.
Home Games
- December 31 — vs. Mississippi State
- January 7 — vs. Kentucky
- January 17 — vs. South Carolina
- January 21 — vs. Vanderbilt
- February 4 — vs. Florida
- February 7 — vs. LSU
- February 14 — vs. Tennessee
- February 21 — vs. Arkansas
Away Games
- January 3 — at Oklahoma (Lloyd Noble Center, Norman, Okla.)
- January 10 — at Texas A&M (Reed Arena, Bryan–College Station, Texas)
- January 14 — at Ole Miss (Oxford, Miss.)
- January 28 — at Texas (Moody Center, Austin, Texas)
- February 1 — at Alabama (Coleman Coliseum, Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
- February 11 — at Georgia (Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, Ga.)
- February 25 — at Vanderbilt (Memorial Gymnasium, Nashville, Tenn.)
- February 28 — at Auburn (Neville Arena, Auburn, Ala.)
Missouri opens SEC play at home against Mississippi State on December 31, then alternates home and road for the better part of January: a trip to Oklahoma on January 3, back home for Kentucky on January 7, out again to Texas A&M on January 10 and Ole Miss on January 14,
before a stretch of three home games in five games’ time — South Carolina (Jan. 17), Vanderbilt (Jan. 21), and eventually Florida and LSU back to back in early February.
That Florida–LSU pair on February 4 and February 7 is the only true back-to-back home set on the schedule, giving Mizzou Arena two ranked-caliber SEC opponents in the span of four days.
The toughest road stretch comes right after: at Alabama on February 1, then at Georgia on February 11, sandwiching that home run against Florida and LSU. From there Missouri returns home for Tennessee (Feb. 14) and Arkansas (Feb. 21) before closing the regular season with back-to-back true road games — at Vanderbilt on February 25 and at Auburn on February 28.
The Vanderbilt series is the lone home-and-home on the schedule, with Missouri hosting the Commodores on January 21 and traveling to Nashville for the rematch five weeks later on February 25, giving the Tigers a shot at revenge (or a repeat) on the road to end the year.
