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Big Ten Announces Conference WBB Schedule
09/16/26 | Women's Basketball
Oregon hosts defending champ UCLA on Dec. 6.
ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference announced the 2026-27 women's basketball league schedule on Wednesday during a live one-hour show on Big Ten Network.
During the conference season, Oregon will play nine home games in addition to nine road matchups. The Ducks will open Big Ten play by hosting defending national champion UCLA on Dec. 6.
The Big Ten slate picks back up in late December as four of UO's next five games are on the road starting with a Dec. 29 trip to Ohio State. The two-game swing ends on New Year's Day at Penn State.
Following a stop at home to face Wisconsin on Jan. 5, the Ducks head back east to the state of Michigan for a two-game trip to take on Michigan (Jan. 10) and Michigan State (Jan. 13). Oregon then returns to the friendly confines of Matthew Knight Arena for a three-game homestand against Maryland (Jan. 17), Purdue (Jan. 20) and Iowa (Jan. 24).
After a two-game Midwest trip to face Minnesota and Nebraska to close the month of January, UO kicks off February at MKA against rival Washington (Feb. 4) and Indiana (Feb. 10). The Ducks' final Big Ten trip across multiple time zones takes them to Illinois on Feb. 13 and Northwestern on Feb. 16.
Oregon completes the back end of the home-and-home series with the Huskies on Feb. 25 before the regular-season finale against USC on Feb. 28 in Eugene.
In total, UO's conference schedule includes games against 11 teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament, with five visiting Matthew Knight Arena. Eight Big Ten teams were ranked in the season's final Associated Press top-25 poll.
Oregon's nonconference schedule was announced earlier this month, with the season officially beginning on Nov. 2 against Hawai'i at Matthew Knight Arena.
Start times and broadcast information will be announced at a later date. Season tickets for the 2026-27 season are available now at GoDucks.com/WBBTix.
2026-27 OREGON WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BIG TEN SCHEDULE
During the conference season, Oregon will play nine home games in addition to nine road matchups. The Ducks will open Big Ten play by hosting defending national champion UCLA on Dec. 6.
The Big Ten slate picks back up in late December as four of UO's next five games are on the road starting with a Dec. 29 trip to Ohio State. The two-game swing ends on New Year's Day at Penn State.
Following a stop at home to face Wisconsin on Jan. 5, the Ducks head back east to the state of Michigan for a two-game trip to take on Michigan (Jan. 10) and Michigan State (Jan. 13). Oregon then returns to the friendly confines of Matthew Knight Arena for a three-game homestand against Maryland (Jan. 17), Purdue (Jan. 20) and Iowa (Jan. 24).
After a two-game Midwest trip to face Minnesota and Nebraska to close the month of January, UO kicks off February at MKA against rival Washington (Feb. 4) and Indiana (Feb. 10). The Ducks' final Big Ten trip across multiple time zones takes them to Illinois on Feb. 13 and Northwestern on Feb. 16.
Oregon completes the back end of the home-and-home series with the Huskies on Feb. 25 before the regular-season finale against USC on Feb. 28 in Eugene.
In total, UO's conference schedule includes games against 11 teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament, with five visiting Matthew Knight Arena. Eight Big Ten teams were ranked in the season's final Associated Press top-25 poll.
Oregon's nonconference schedule was announced earlier this month, with the season officially beginning on Nov. 2 against Hawai'i at Matthew Knight Arena.
Start times and broadcast information will be announced at a later date. Season tickets for the 2026-27 season are available now at GoDucks.com/WBBTix.
2026-27 OREGON WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BIG TEN SCHEDULE
| Day | Date | Opponent | Location |
| Sunday | Dec. 6 | UCLA | Eugene, Ore. |
| Tuesday | Dec. 29 | at Ohio State | Columbus, Ohio |
| Friday | Jan. 1 | at Penn State | University Park, Pa. |
| Tuesday | Jan. 5 | Wisconsin | Eugene, Ore. |
| Sunday | Jan. 10 | at Michigan | Ann Arbor, Mich. |
| Wednesday | Jan. 13 | at Michigan State | East Lansing, Mich. |
| Sunday | Jan. 17 | Maryland | Eugene, Ore. |
| Wednesday | Jan. 20 | Purdue | Eugene, Ore. |
| Sunday | Jan. 24 | Iowa | Eugene, Ore. |
| Thursday | Jan. 28 | at Minnesota | Minneapolis, Minn. |
| Sunday | Jan. 31 | at Nebraska | Lincoln, Neb. |
| Thursday | Feb. 4 | Washington | Eugene, Ore. |
| Wednesday | Feb. 10 | Indiana | Eugene, Ore. |
| Saturday | Feb. 13 | at Illinois | Champaign, Ill. |
| Tuesday | Feb. 16 | at Northwestern | Evanston, Ill. |
| Saturday | Feb. 20 | Rutgers | Eugene, Ore. |
| Thursday | Feb. 25 | at Washington | Seattle, Wash. |
| Sunday | Feb. 28 | USC | Eugene, Ore. |
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