The Tigers are en route to New England.
In one of the more novel matchups on Saturday’s college football slate, Missouri football is traveling to Amherst, Massachusetts, to face UMass for the first time in program history.
The Tigers (4-1, 1-1 SEC) are coming off a 41-10 loss at Texas A&M, which was their first defeat since last November and ended the longest active FBS winning streak.
Mizzou doesn’t have much room for error remaining if it is going to reach the expanded College Football Playoff, and it isn’t widely expected to encounter much resistance in the Minutemen. Missouri is a four-touchdown favorite over Massachusetts.
UMass is 1-5 this season, with its lone win coming against Central Connecticut State. The Minutemen have lost to Eastern Michigan, Toledo Buffalo, Miami-Ohio and, most recently, Northern Illinois.
Here is everything you need to know to watch Mizzou on Saturday, including kickoff time, TV channel and streaming options for the game in Amherst:
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What TV channel is Missouri football at UMass on today?
TV Channel: ESPN2
Stream: FUBO (free trial)
Missouri’s game against UMass will air on ESPN2. Roy Philpott will be the play-by-play announcer for the game, and Sam Acho will be the on-air analyst. Taylor Davis will be the sideline reporter for the matchup.
FUBO, which offers a free trial for potential subscribers, will stream the Tigers’ game against the Minutemen.
Watch Missouri at UMass free on FUBO
How to listen to Saturday’s game
Local radio: 1580 AM; 105.1 FM
Satellite radio: Sirius XM 82
Tiger Radio Network will air the game live with ‘Voice of the Tigers’ Mike Kelly as the play-by-play announcer, Howard Richards as…
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Author : Columbia Daily Tribune
Publish date : 2024-10-12 06:03:33
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