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ACC Announces Women’s Basketball Conference Schedule
9/2/2026 2:05:00 PM | Women's Basketball
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) announced the 2025-26 women's basketball schedule Tuesday afternoon with two-time reigning ACC Champion Duke set to open the league slate Dec. 6 at home against Virginia Tech.
Fans can purchase tickets for all home games by visiting goduke.com/wbbtix. General public single game tickets will go on sale Sept. 3 at 10 a.m. Season tickets are available for purchase now through Nov. 2.
The Blue Devils cap the ACC regular season by hosting rival North Carolina, Feb. 28, inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke also welcomes Syracuse, California, Stanford, Clemson, Miami, Pitt and Louisville to Durham, while making trips to Virginia, NC State, Notre Dame, Florida State, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest and SMU.
Four of Duke's eight road games and four of the eight home contests come against NCAA Tournament teams from a year ago. The Blue Devils went unbeaten in league play at home last season and have not lost an ACC matchup inside Cameron since Feb. 20, 2025.
After closing out the non-conference schedule on Dec. 20, the Blue Devils return home to take on Syracuse, Dec. 28. Duke hits the road for a three-game swing at Virginia, NC State and Notre Dame before welcoming the West Coast schools of California and Stanford to town.
Duke heads back up the East Coast to Chestnut Hill for a matchup against Boston College. Following a home game against Clemson and a quick trip to take on the Seminoles, Duke closes out the first month of the new year in enemy territory against North Carolina.
The Blue Devils take a breath with a midweek bye before playing host to Miami Feb. 7 and traveling to Georgia Tech, Feb. 11. Love will be in the air inside Cameron Indoor Stadium for a Valentine's Day game against Pitt.
The final two weeks of the season feature two home games and two road games. A rematch of the two 2026 ACC Tournament finalists is set for Feb. 18 as the Cardinals fly into town for a Thursday night game. Duke travels to Wake Forest and SMU the next week and closes the regular season in grand fashion at home against North Carolina.
The Blue Devils, ranked fifth in the final AP poll from last season, welcome back three of its five starters from the ACC Championship squad. Duke added transfer Aaliyah Crump from Texas and a talented group of four freshmen. Crump, the No. 5 recruit in the 2025 class, will also play alongside Emilee Skinner – the No. 4 recruit in the same class.
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Fans can purchase tickets for all home games by visiting goduke.com/wbbtix. General public single game tickets will go on sale Sept. 3 at 10 a.m. Season tickets are available for purchase now through Nov. 2.
The Blue Devils cap the ACC regular season by hosting rival North Carolina, Feb. 28, inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke also welcomes Syracuse, California, Stanford, Clemson, Miami, Pitt and Louisville to Durham, while making trips to Virginia, NC State, Notre Dame, Florida State, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest and SMU.
Four of Duke's eight road games and four of the eight home contests come against NCAA Tournament teams from a year ago. The Blue Devils went unbeaten in league play at home last season and have not lost an ACC matchup inside Cameron since Feb. 20, 2025.
After closing out the non-conference schedule on Dec. 20, the Blue Devils return home to take on Syracuse, Dec. 28. Duke hits the road for a three-game swing at Virginia, NC State and Notre Dame before welcoming the West Coast schools of California and Stanford to town.
Duke heads back up the East Coast to Chestnut Hill for a matchup against Boston College. Following a home game against Clemson and a quick trip to take on the Seminoles, Duke closes out the first month of the new year in enemy territory against North Carolina.
The Blue Devils take a breath with a midweek bye before playing host to Miami Feb. 7 and traveling to Georgia Tech, Feb. 11. Love will be in the air inside Cameron Indoor Stadium for a Valentine's Day game against Pitt.
The final two weeks of the season feature two home games and two road games. A rematch of the two 2026 ACC Tournament finalists is set for Feb. 18 as the Cardinals fly into town for a Thursday night game. Duke travels to Wake Forest and SMU the next week and closes the regular season in grand fashion at home against North Carolina.
The Blue Devils, ranked fifth in the final AP poll from last season, welcome back three of its five starters from the ACC Championship squad. Duke added transfer Aaliyah Crump from Texas and a talented group of four freshmen. Crump, the No. 5 recruit in the 2025 class, will also play alongside Emilee Skinner – the No. 4 recruit in the same class.
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