Missouri baseball announces 30-game conference schedule for 2027 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 8:14 PM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Missouri baseball has finalized its 2027 SEC schedule, consisting of 30 conference games across 10 three-game series. The slate begins in mid-March and runs through late May, featuring 15 home games at Taylor Stadium in Columbia. Head coach Kerrick Jackson leads the Tigers into opening conference play against Mississippi State from March 18-20. The home conference schedule includes series against Kentucky, Alabama, Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida. Road opponents include Mississippi State, Auburn, Arkansas, Ole Miss, and South Carolina. The regular season concludes with a three-game home series against Florida before the team transitions to the SEC Tournament at the Hoover Met in Alabama on May 25.
- •Missouri plays 30 SEC games between mid-March and late May.
- •The Tigers host Kentucky, Alabama, Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida in Columbia.
- •Road series include matchups at Mississippi State, Auburn, Arkansas, Ole Miss, and South Carolina.
- •The SEC Tournament begins May 25 at the Hoover Met in Hoover, Alabama.
- 8:14 PMYahoo Sports — Mizzou Baseball Slides Into a Loaded 2027 SEC Schedule
"Key dates, home stands and road trips to watch as Kerrick Jackson’s squad prepares for the spring.
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