West Virginia women’s basketball is back and bigger than ever after a historic 2024 season that brought them their first Big 12 Tournament title in nine years and their first NCAA Tournament home games in over 30 years. Despite a second-round loss, they’re reloading with key returns like leading scorer Gia Cooke and high-impact transfers Skylar Forbes and Zahirah Walton. The 2026-27 schedule is stacked with marquee matchups — home games against BYU, Utah, and Colorado, plus road trips to Arizona and Oklahoma State — with TCU looming as the biggest threat. With a winning culture intact and new firepower, the Mountaineers are primed to defend their crown and make another deep NCAA run.

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The Mountaineers’ 2026-27 Big 12 schedule drops with a mix of home-field advantages and tough road trips, featuring consistent matchups with UCF, Cincinnati, and Iowa State, plus home games against Arizona, Arizona State, Houston, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and TCU. Traveling to Baylor, Colorado, Kansas, Texas Tech, and Utah adds spice — especially missing a home showdown with Kansas. With a demanding non-conference slate including Pitt, Auburn, North Carolina, and Wake Forest, the season promises high stakes and plenty of noise-making opportunities.

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