Big 12 Pronounces Dates, Opponents for 2025-26 Conference Slate

TUCSON, Ariz. –  The Big 12 Conference has introduced the 2025–26 girls’s basketball schedule, with Arizona set to play 18 league video games in its second season as a member of the convention. Each workforce will face three opponents each residence and away, six opponents solely at residence, and 6 solely on the street. Opponents have been chosen primarily based on geography, historic outcomes, and a ballot of league coaches to steadiness journey and competitiveness. Including the 9 residence convention video games, Arizona will play 20 residence video games throughout the 2025-26 season. Season tickets are on sale now.

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Arizona will tip off convention play on Monday, Dec. 22, when the Wildcats host Utah at McKale Center. League play concludes on Saturday, Feb. 28 with a street matchup in opposition to the Utes in Salt Lake City. The common season can be adopted by the 2026 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship, March 6–11, at Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center.

The Wildcats shut out 2025 with a street journey to Colorado (Dec. 31) earlier than opening the brand new 12 months at Texas Tech (Jan. 3). Arizona returns residence for back-to-back video games in opposition to BYU (Jan. 6) and UCF (Jan. 10), then hits the street for a check at TCU (Jan. 17). The Wildcats return to Tucson to host Kansas (Jan. 20) earlier than embarking on consecutive street contests at Iowa State (Jan. 24) and rival Arizona State (Jan. 28).

McKale Center will see a powerful begin to February with video games in opposition to Oklahoma State (Feb. 1) and Kansas State (Feb. 4). Arizona then travels to West Virginia (Feb. 7) and Cincinnati (Feb. 10) earlier than internet hosting the season’s first residence Duel within the Desert in opposition to Arizona State (Feb. 14). The Wildcats proceed the house stand with Colorado (Feb. 17) earlier than a visit to Baylor (Feb. 21).

The Wildcats’ last residence recreation comes in opposition to Houston (Feb. 24), organising the regular-season finale at Utah (Feb. 28).

“The Big 12 is one of the toughest leagues in the country, and we know every game is going to test us,” stated head coach Becky Burke. “Our team is ready for that challenge and prepared to compete at the highest level. Playing conference games in McKale is a huge advantage because our fans create one of the most electric environments in college basketball. There’s nothing like McKale magic, and I can’t wait to see it on full display this season.”

Complete tv designations and tip-off instances can be introduced at a later date.

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