Coast-to-Coast Challenge

US LBM Coast-to-Coast Challenge
Sport	College basketball
Conference	Pac-12 (2021-23) Big 12 (2021-present) SEC (2024-present)
Number of teams	4 (2 Men's and 2 Women's, 2021) 8 (4 Men's and 4 Women's, 2022) 6 (Men's, 2023) 6 (4 Men's and 2 Women's, 2024)
Current stadium	Dickies Arena
Current location	Fort Worth, TX
Played	2021–present
Last contest	2023
Most championships	Texas Longhorns (2) (both Men's and Women's)
TV partner(s)	ABC (2021) ESPN (2021-2022) ESPN2 (2022) ESPNU (2023) ESPN+ (2023)
Sponsors
MGM Resorts International (2021) US LBM (2022–present)
Host stadiums
T-Mobile Arena (2021) American Airlines Center (2022) Dickies Arena (2023-present)
Host locations
Paradise, Nevada (2021) Dallas, Texas (2022) Fort Worth, Texas (2023-present)

The Coast-to-Coast Challenge (currently known as the US LBM Coast-to-Coast Challenge for sponsorship reasons and formerly known as the Pac-12 Coast-to-Coast Challenge) is an annual set of basketball games played in a neutral stadium. The Challenge was set to launch in 2020,^[1] but was postponed a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Challenge launched as a small-scale spiritual successor to the Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series, which ran from 2007 to 2010. As such, it was originally contested by both men's and women's teams of the Pac-12 and Big 12 conferences, but in 2023 was open to men's basketball teams of all conferences, with the Pac-12 and Big 12 as the main conferences represented.^[2] As a result of the 2021–2024 NCAA conference realignment, the Challenge no longer featured Pac-12 teams, and instead became a small-scale spiritual successor to the Big 12/SEC Challenge in 2024.^[3] Women's basketball returned in 2024 under the name "USLBM Coast to Coast Challenge featuring the Hoopfest Women’s Basketball Classic".^[4]

Every match-up within the Challenge has featured a team from Texas.