Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com | November 4, 2019

2019-20 Oregon women's basketball schedule: Dates, times, results

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The Oregon Ducks reached the Final Four for the first time in school history last season, but came up short in the semifinals to eventual champion Baylor. Still, it was a banner season for Kelly Graves' Ducks as they captured a regular season Pac-12 title, won their NCAA regional and saw stellar guard Sabrina Ionescu take home a bounty of trophies and awards.

Ionescu is back for her senior campaign and so are a host of other talented Ducks as Oregon tries to get back to the Final Four. Their path won't be easy, as the Pac-12 will be tough this season, as will Oregon's non-conference slate. For the Ducks, it all starts in November.

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Oregon Ducks full 2019-20 women’s basketball schedule

Listed below here is the full regular-season schedule for Oregon’s women’s basketball team for the 2019-20 season. Listed along with the opponent are dates, times and where to watch on TV. All times are listed in ET.

For results, head to our women’s basketball scoreboard.

OPPONENT	DATE	TIME	LOCATION	TV
Northeastern	Nov. 11	6 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Oregon Live Stream
Utah State	Nov. 13	9 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Oregon Live Stream
Texas Southern	Nov. 16	TBD	Eugene, OR	Oregon Live Stream
Syracuse	Nov. 24	1 p.m.	Syracuse, N.Y.	ACC Network
Oklahoma State	Nov. 28	3:15 p.m.	St. Thomas, V.I.	FloHoops
UT Arlington	Nov. 29	3:15 p.m.	St. Thomas, V.I.	FloHoops
Louisville	Nov. 30	3:15 p.m.	St. Thomas, V.I.	FloHoops
South Dakota State	Dec. 8	3 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Long Beach State	Dec. 14	TBD	Long Beach, Cal.	n/a
UC Riverside	Dec. 16	2 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Oregon Live Stream
Kansas State	Dec. 21	3 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Oregon Live Stream
Colorado	Jan. 3	10 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Utah	Jan. 5	5 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Arizona State	Jan. 10	8 p.m.	Tempe, AZ	Pac-12 Network
Arizona	Jan. 12	2 p.m.	Tucson, AZ	Pac-12 Network
Stanford	Jan. 16	9 p.m.	Eugene, OR	ESPN2
Cal	Jan. 19	5 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Oregon State	Jan. 24	10 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Oregon State	Jan. 26	4 p.m.	Corvallis, OR	ESPN2
Utah	Jan. 30	10 p.m.	Salt Lake City, UT	Pac-12 Network
Colorado	Feb. 1	4 p.m.	Boulder, CO	Pac-12 Network
UConn	Feb. 3	7 p.m.	Storrs, CT	ESPN2
Arizona	Feb. 7	9 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Arizona State	Feb. 9	5 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
UCLA	Feb. 14	8 p.m.	Los Angeles, Cal.	Pac-12 Network
USC	Feb. 16	4 p.m.	Los Angeles, Cal.	Pac-12 Network
Cal	Feb. 21	9 p.m.	Berkeley, Cal.	Pac-12 Network
Stanford	Feb. 24	9 p.m.	Stanford, Cal.	ESPN2
Washington State	Feb. 28	11 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network
Washington	March 1	3 p.m.	Eugene, OR	Pac-12 Network

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Notable games

Nov. 24 at Syracuse — This will be the first real test for the Ducks this season. It's their first road-trip of the year and they're going cross-country to face a Syracuse team ranked No. 21 in the preseason poll. The Orange are coming off a second round NCAA tournament appearance from last season.

Jan. 16 vs. Stanford — This will be the first of perhaps four meetings between Oregon and Stanford this season. Both teams are popular Final Four picks and both were ranked in the top four of the preseason AP Top 25 Poll. Stanford went to the Elite Eight last year and brought in a talented recruiting class. The Cardinal lost to the Ducks in the regular season last year, but then beat them in the Pac-12 tournament title game.

Feb. 3 at UConn — This game is going to have a lot of eyeballs on it. Two teams from last year's Final Four will face off in a late season non-conference match-up. On one side is Graves and Ionescu, and on the other is Geno Auriemma and Crystal Dangerfield.

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Tickets

Tickets to Oregon Ducks women's basketball games can be found by clicking or tapping here.

Top returning players

Obviously, we have to mention Sabrina Ionescu. Had the Walnut Creek, California native left college early at the end of last season, she likely would have been the No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft. Instead, she decided to return in pursuit of a national championship for Oregon. Ionescu is a two-time Pac-12 Player of the Year winner, a two-time Lieberman Award winner, and last season took home the Wade and Wooden trophies. She is also the NCAA's all-time leader in career triple-doubles.

But Oregon brings back more than Ionescu. Also returning for the Ducks is Miller Award finalist and All-Pac-12 forward Satou Sabally, one of the best three-point shooters in college basketball in Erin Boley, and McClain Award finalist and All-Pac-12 forward Ruthy Hebard.

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Preseason ranking

Oregon ranked first in this year's preseason AP and Coaches polls.

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2020 NCAA Tournament

The bracket for the 2020 NCAA women’s basketball tournament will be released on March 16, 2020. 64 teams will compete for the 2020 crown. Oregon made the Final Four last year for the first time in school history.

When is the 2020 women’s basketball Final Four?

The Final Four of the 2020 NCAA women’s basketball tournament will begin play Friday, April 3, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The winners of Friday’s semifinal games will play for the national championship on Sunday, April 5.

Tickets and more information on the Final Four can be found here.

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Future Final Four dates

WOMEN'S FINAL FOUR FUTURE DATES AND SITES
Year	City	Venue	Dates
2020	New Orleans, Louisiana	Smoothie King Center	April 3 & 5
2021	San Antonio, Texas	Alamodome	April 2 & 4
2022	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Target Center	April 1 & 3
2023	Dallas, Texas	American Airlines Center	March 31 & April 2
2024	Cleveland, Ohio	Quicken Loans Arena	April 5 & 7

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