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The Golden Gophers begin their new campaign at home in a doubleheader at The Barn.
Minnesota women's basketball opens the 2026-27 season Monday against Harvard at The Barn. Tipoff is scheduled for 5:01 p.m. CT, with the matchup starting a women's and men's basketball doubleheader.
The Gophers enter Dawn Plitzuweit's fourth season after three straight 20-win campaigns. Minnesota also returns starters Mara Braun and Grace Grocholski from last year's team.
Source: Minnesota Athletics
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