FSU women's basketball opens season against Merrimack on November 2
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 7:21 PM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

Florida State women's basketball begins the 2026-27 season hosting Merrimack College on November 2 at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. After finishing last season with a 10-21 record, the Seminoles are eager for a fresh start, featuring five returning players, six transfers, and five freshmen. They enter the season with momentum, having won both exhibition games, including a 106-40 victory against Palm Beach Atlantic University. Head coach Brooke Wyckoff emphasizes the importance of team chemistry among the new roster, while assistant coach Ronald Hughey aims to enhance the team's defensive capabilities. FSU seeks to return to postseason play after missing the NCAA Tournament last year.
- •FSU lost 10-21 last season and aims for a better start.
- •The team features five returning players and eleven newcomers.
- •FSU won both exhibition games leading up to the season.
- •Ronald Hughey will focus on strengthening the team's defense.
- •Head coach Brooke Wyckoff emphasizes building team chemistry.
- 7:21 PMYahoo Sports — New faces, new energy: FSU women’s basketball prepares for 2026-27
"Florida State women’s basketball is looking for a fresh start as the Seminoles open their season against Merrimack College on Nov. 2.
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