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How to watch Missouri football vs Troy. TV channel, kickoff, streaming

What TV channel is Missouri football on today? Here is how to watch Mizzou versus Troy.

How to watch Missouri football vs Troy. TV channel, kickoff, streaming

Missouri football's nonconference schedule concludes on Saturday, September 19, with a matchup against Troy at Memorial Stadium. The game also marks the 100th anniversary celebration of the Tigers' home stadium. Mizzou, currently ranked No. 22 in the USA TODAY US LB coaches poll, secured a 38-21 victory over Kansas on September 11, achieving their fifth consecutive win in the Border War series.

The Tigers will commence their SEC schedule on September 26 against Mississippi State. Troy enters the game undefeated, having triumphed over Sam Houston and Alabama State.

To watch Missouri vs Troy, stream the game via ESPN+ or SEC Network+. The game will not be broadcast on a cable network, but if your cable subscription includes SEC Network, you can access SEC Network+ for free. Kevin Fitzpatrick will serve as the play-by-play announcer, while Charles Arbuckle will provide on-air analysis. The game is scheduled to kick off at 6 p.m. CT at Memorial Stadium in Columbia.

As of the latest update, the game has sold out, with secondary market ticket prices beginning at $24 on StubHub. Local radio coverage will be available through 1580 AM and 105.1 FM, while Sirius XM 109 or 230 will broadcast the game on Tiger Radio Network.

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