usBig 12

Women's basketball — Big 12 Conference — 16 universities from Arizona to West Virginia, among them Kansas, Houston and Baylor.

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Arizona Wildcats
Tucson, Arizona — the 2021 NCAA runners-up.
arizonawildcats.com
Arizona State Sun Devils
Tempe, Arizona — the Arizona State women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
sundevils.com
Baylor Bears
Waco, Texas — three-time NCAA champions and the program of star center Brittney Griner.
baylorbears.com
BYU Cougars
Provo, Utah — the BYU women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
byucougars.com
Cincinnati Bearcats
Cincinnati, Ohio — the Cincinnati women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
gobearcats.com
Colorado Buffaloes
Boulder, Colorado — the Colorado women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
cubuffs.com
Houston Cougars
Houston, Texas — the Houston women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
uhcougars.com
Iowa State Cyclones
Ames, Iowa — the Iowa State women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
cyclones.com
Kansas Jayhawks
Lawrence, Kansas — the Kansas women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
kuathletics.com
Kansas State Wildcats
Manhattan, Kansas — the Kansas State women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
kstatesports.com
Oklahoma State Cowgirls
Stillwater, Oklahoma — the Oklahoma State women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
okstate.com
TCU Horned Frogs
Fort Worth, Texas — the TCU women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
gofrogs.com
Texas Tech Lady Raiders
Lubbock, Texas — the 1993 NCAA champions led by Sheryl Swoopes.
texastech.com
UCF Knights
Orlando, Florida — the UCF women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
ucfknights.com
Utah Utes
Salt Lake City, Utah — the Utah women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
utahutes.com
West Virginia Mountaineers
Morgantown, West Virginia — the West Virginia women’s basketball team competing in the Big 12.
wvusports.com