COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Southeastern Conference unveiled television designations and tip-off times for the 2026-27 women's basketball season on Wednesday.
Mizzou will appear in nine nationally televised contests, eight of which will air on SEC Network. The lone nationally televised game away from the conference network is the previously announced SEC/ACC Challenge matchup at Florida State on Dec. 3, which will air on ACC Network.
Seven conference contests will be broadcast nationally, headlined by games against five programs that were in the NCAA Tournament a season ago: No. 24 Oklahoma (Jan. 3), No. 1 South Carolina (Jan. 12), Alabama (Feb. 1), No. 10 LSU (Feb. 7) and Tennessee (Feb. 14).
Mizzou's senior night contest against Arkansas on Feb. 21 and the final game of the regular season at Auburn will also be broadcast nationally.
In non-conference play, Missouri will be featured on SEC Network against Austin Peay on Dec. 20.
The Tigers' Thanksgiving week games against Tulane and Boise State in the Daytona Beach Classic will air on BallerTV.
All conference and non-conference home games that do not appear on a linear network will be broadcast live on SEC Network+.
Mizzou is headlined by All-SEC honoree Grace Slaughter, who returns for her senior year after ranking 33rd nationally and sixth in the SEC with 18.7 points per game. Slaughter will enter the year 12th on the program's all-time scoring list.
Featuring a reloaded roster, Missouri welcomes five top-100 recruits who span both the 2024 and 2025 signing classes.
The Tigers' 2025 class, which includes Natalya Hodge (No. 54), Khloe Ford (No. 94), Jada Maples (No. 95), Cecilie Brandimore and Ellie Muller, ranks No. 25 nationally, the best for the program since 2018.
Mizzou also bolstered its roster with three transfers, McKenzie Mathurin (Michigan), Nevaeh Caffey (Indiana) and Tanyuel Welch (Arizona).
Head coach Kellie Harper enters her second year after leading Mizzou to its most wins since 2017-18. Harper, who earned her 400th career win last season, had the best start by a first-year head coach in program history at 12-3.
SEASON TICKETS
Season tickets for the 2026-27 season are on sale now and start at just $65. Current season-ticket holders can renew through their Mizzou Tigers ticket account.
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