Oklahoma softball releases 2027 SEC conference schedule
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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Oklahoma softball released its 2027 SEC conference schedule, which includes hosting Missouri, Florida, LSU, and Alabama at Love’s Field. The Sooners are set to travel for conference series against Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi State, and South Carolina. While the program successfully secured home games against high-profile SEC opponents, the schedule excludes a matchup against rival Texas. Conference play for the Sooners begins March 12-14 with a series at Georgia. The SEC Tournament is scheduled to take place May 11-15 at Toyota Field in Madison, Alabama. This release finalizes the conference slate for the team following their back-to-back regular season SEC titles.
- •Oklahoma will host Missouri, Florida, LSU, and Alabama for conference series.
- •The 2027 conference schedule does not include a game against Texas.
- •The season-opening SEC series begins on March 12 at Georgia.
- •The SEC Tournament is set for May 11-15 at Toyota Field in Madison, Alabama.
- 7:50 PMYahoo Sports — OU softball unveils 2027 SEC schedule, but there's one rival missing
"The 2027 OU softball SEC schedule is out and features new opponents at Love's Field but no Texas rivalry game.
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