usSEC

Women's basketball — Southeastern Conference — 16 universities of the American South including Kentucky, Florida, Auburn and Texas.

Links

Alabama Crimson Tide
Tuscaloosa, Alabama — the Alabama women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
rolltide.com
Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayetteville, Arkansas — the Arkansas women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
arkansasrazorbacks.com
Auburn Tigers
Auburn, Alabama — the Auburn women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
auburntigers.com
Florida Gators
Gainesville, Florida — the Florida women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
floridagators.com
Georgia Bulldogs
Athens, Georgia — twice NCAA runners-up and one of the most consistent programs in the South.
georgiadogs.com
Kentucky Wildcats
Lexington, Kentucky — the Kentucky women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
ukathletics.com
LSU Lady Tigers
Baton Rouge, Louisiana — the 2023 NCAA champions under coach Kim Mulkey.
lsusports.net
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Starkville, Mississippi — NCAA runners-up in both 2017 and 2018.
hailstate.com
Missouri Tigers
Columbia, Missouri — the Missouri women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
mutigers.com
Oklahoma Sooners
Norman, Oklahoma — the 2002 NCAA runners-up.
soonersports.com
Ole Miss Rebels
Oxford, Mississippi — the Ole Miss women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
olemisssports.com
South Carolina Gamecocks
Columbia, South Carolina — multiple-time NCAA champions under coach Dawn Staley.
gamecocksonline.com
Tennessee Lady Volunteers
Knoxville, Tennessee — eight-time NCAA champions and the program of legendary coach Pat Summitt.
utsports.com
Texas Longhorns
Austin, Texas — the 1986 NCAA champions, who went unbeaten through the season.
texaslonghorns.com
Texas A&M Aggies
College Station, Texas — the 2011 NCAA champions.
12thman.com
Vanderbilt Commodores
Nashville, Tennessee — the Vanderbilt women’s basketball team competing in the SEC.
vucommodores.com