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2026-27 Texas Longhorns Basketball Schedule: Dates, TV and Printable PDF

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Here is the 2026-27 Texas Longhorns basketball schedule. Sean Miller enters his second season leading the Longhorns, who play 18 home games at Moody Center. The non-conference slate features a neutral-site clash with Baylor in San Antonio, the SEC/ACC Challenge at Louisville, Miami in Houston, a home date with Memphis, and the Rady Children’s Invitational in San Diego, before an 18-game SEC run that opens January 2 against Florida and closes March 6 at rival Texas A&M. Below is every game with the location, plus a free printable schedule.

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Quick Facts: 2026-27 Texas Longhorns Basketball

2026-27 Texas Longhorns basketball schedule
  • Texas plays Baylor in San Antonio on November 15 and Miami in Houston on December 12.
  • The Longhorns visit Louisville in the SEC/ACC Challenge on December 1.
  • SEC play opens January 2 at home against Florida.
  • The Lone Star Showdown with Texas A&M closes the regular season March 6.
  • The SEC Tournament is March 10 to 14 in Nashville. Tip times and TV are set closer to game day.

2026-27 Texas Season Outlook

Sean Miller’s second season at Texas comes with a schedule that leans on Moody Center and adds several marquee non-conference tests. The Longhorns play Baylor in San Antonio, travel to Louisville in the SEC/ACC Challenge, meet Miami in Houston, host Memphis, and play the Rady Children’s Invitational in San Diego. In SEC play, Texas draws home-and-home series with Florida, Oklahoma, and Texas A&M, closing at rival Texas A&M.

Texas Longhorns 2026-27 Full Schedule

DateOpponentLocation
Nov 2vs Chicago StateHome
Nov 5vs Gardner-WebbHome
Nov 9vs Grambling StateHome
Nov 15vs BaylorSan Antonio
Nov 19vs Southern UtahHome
Nov 22vs Southern IndianaHome
Nov 26vs GeorgetownSan Diego
Nov 27Rady Children’s Inv.San Diego
Dec 1at LouisvilleLouisville
Dec 8vs Jackson StateHome
Dec 12vs MiamiHouston
Dec 16vs MemphisHome
Dec 21vs Prairie ViewHome
Dec 29vs East Texas A&MHome
Jan 2vs FloridaHome
Jan 5-6at GeorgiaAthens
Jan 9at Ole MissOxford
Jan 12-13vs AuburnHome
Jan 16vs OklahomaHome
Jan 19-20at LSUBaton Rouge
Jan 23vs ArkansasHome
Jan 26-27at South CarolinaColumbia
Jan 30vs KentuckyHome
Feb 6at FloridaGainesville
Feb 9-10vs AlabamaHome
Feb 13at VanderbiltNashville
Feb 16-17vs Texas A&MHome
Feb 20at OklahomaNorman
Feb 23-24at Mississippi StateStarkville
Feb 27vs TennesseeHome
Mar 2-3vs MissouriHome
Mar 6at Texas A&MCollege Sta.
Mar 10-14SEC TournamentNashville

Some midweek SEC games could shift by a day, and tip times and TV networks are announced closer to each date. This page and the printable are updated as they are released.

How to Watch and Key Games

Most Texas games air across the ESPN family of networks and the SEC Network, with windows announced week to week. Circle a few now: Baylor in San Antonio on November 15, Memphis at home on December 16, and the Lone Star Showdown at Texas A&M on March 6. For the full league picture, see our 2026-27 SEC basketball schedule for all 16 teams.

2026-27 Texas Basketball FAQ

When does Texas open the 2026-27 season?

Texas opens the season November 2 at home against Chicago State.

When does SEC play start and end?

SEC play opens Jan 2 vs Florida and closes Mar 6 at Texas A&M, followed by the SEC Tournament in Nashville from March 10 to 14.

Are tip times and TV set yet?

Not for most games. The dates and opponents are confirmed, but tip times and TV networks are announced closer to game day.

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