UCF to face Florida and Florida State in Lazo's debut season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 6:47 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

UCF women's basketball will open its season under coach Gabe Lazo on November 3 against Florida A&M. The Knights' non-conference schedule features seven games against in-state rivals, including a matchup at Florida on November 5 and a neutral-site game against Florida State on November 21. Lazo, who previously served as an assistant at Mississippi State, Tennessee, and LSU, is the first Latino head coach in Power Four women's basketball history. Following its initial matchups, UCF will participate in the Florida Gulf Classic over Thanksgiving weekend, facing Charlotte and Central Michigan. The team's Big 12 conference schedule will be announced later.
- •UCF opens the season against Florida A&M on November 3
- •The Knights face Florida on November 5
- •UCF plays Florida State on November 21 at a neutral site
- •Lazo is the first Latino head coach in Power Four women's basketball
- •UCF will compete in the Florida Gulf Classic over Thanksgiving weekend
- 6:47 PMYahoo Sports — UCF women's basketball will face Gators, Seminoles in Gabe Lazo's debut season
"All 14 of UCF's non-conference games will take place in Florida, including trips to Gainesville, Lake Buena Vista and Naples.
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