It's odd that Baylor women's basketball hasn't released its nonconference schedule. Some conferences have already released their conference schedule.

Maybe they are waiting on conference days to release all games at once, but I admit it is a little odd too that they haven't revealed the rest of the nonconference slate yet.

It sometimes seems like Baylor womens basketball is a marketing afterthought. The season starts in 2 months and we have no schedule.

They always take so long too put out the schedule, i never understood why

Last year it came out August 28. The year before that it came out September 19. So should be soon

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Man, that home slate is AWFUL.

According to those in the know, big name programs want to participate in these outside hosted neutral site venues. They don't want home and homes anymore. If we want to play in the big time matchups, and we do, we have to embrace those neutral site venues. Doesn't leave a whole lot else for home games. Plus, I would imagine the share of the gate demand is less for lower league opponents. Want that money directed to different needs.

Not particularly fun for us fans, I would certainly agree, but I think that will be the trend for awhile.

Chibears2 said:

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According to those in the know, big name programs want to participate in these outside hosted neutral site venues. They don't want home and homes anymore. If we want to play in the big time matchups, and we do, we have to embrace those neutral site venues. Doesn't leave a whole lot else for home games. Plus, I would imagine the share of the gate demand is less for lower league opponents. Want that money directed to different needs.

Not particularly fun for us fans, I would certainly agree, but I think that will be the trend for awhile.

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Zero NIL for On Campus games. Other than Conference games, high profile games will all be Neutral Court until something changes. Fans must adapt.

Baylor getting high profile NIL games is a great sign.

Adriacus Peratuun said:

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Chibears2 said:

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According to those in the know, big name programs want to participate in these outside hosted neutral site venues. They don't want home and homes anymore. If we want to play in the big time matchups, and we do, we have to embrace those neutral site venues. Doesn't leave a whole lot else for home games. Plus, I would imagine the share of the gate demand is less for lower league opponents. Want that money directed to different needs.

Not particularly fun for us fans, I would certainly agree, but I think that will be the trend for awhile.

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Zero NIL for On Campus games. Other than Conference games, high profile games will all be Neutral Court until something changes. Fans must adapt.

Baylor getting high profile NIL games is a great sign.

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Unless you're winning (which we aren't), it's gonna be hard to expand your fanbase with mediocre matchups at home.

I think we all realize that it will be a challenge to get Top 10 teams to come to our place, but is it really that hard to get a few mid-level programs to come to town?

Teams like Oregon State, Miami, Stanford, and even Nebraska might be open to a home and home.

When your best home matchup is UTSA, you're really scraping the bottom of the barrel.

LTBear19 said:

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Unless you're winning (which we aren't)...

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In the past five seasons, our record is 127-45. I get that isn't up to Baylor's standards. But it's a long way from being accurately described as "not winning".