How to watch Missouri football vs Texas. TV channel, kickoff, streaming
Here is the TV channel, kickoff time and streaming options for Missouri football’s game Saturday against Texas.
Missouri football's final month of the 2026 regular season kicks off on Saturday, November 7, with a highly anticipated home game against Texas at Faurot Field. Both teams are currently tied at 6-2 in the standings, with both teams securing spots in the College Football Playoff. Missouri, ranked 18th in the first CFP rankings, recently defeated Arkansas 34-10 on the road. In contrast, Texas, ranked 7th, won a convincing 31-3 victory over Mississippi State in Austin.
Key personnel for the game include play-by-play announcer Joe Tessitore, analyst Jesse Palmer, and sideline reporter Kris Budden for ESPN, as well as Mike Kelly as the play-by-play announcer, Howard Richards as the analyst, and Chris Gervino as the sideline reporter for FUBO. The game, which will be broadcast on ESPN, will tip off at 11 a.m. Central Time.
Tickets for this game sold out earlier in the season, with secondary market prices starting at $187 on StubHub. Fans can also tune in locally on 1580 AM or 105.1 FM for Missouri radio broadcasts, or listen via Sirius XM 84 for Tiger Radio Network coverage. The team's remaining schedule includes games against Ole Miss, Georgia, Kentucky, and Oklahoma.
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