How to watch Missouri basketball vs. Illinois. TV, streaming, time

Braggin’ Rights are at stake.

Missouri Basketball will face Illinois in the annual Braggin’ Rights matchup on Sunday at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis. The Tigers have won their last 10 games heading into the rivalry contest, marking the longest streak of MU coach Dennis Gates’ tenure in Columbia.

Since hitting then-No. 1 Kansas on Dec. 9, Mizzou has two buy-game wins over Long Island and Jacksonville State. Against the Gamecocks, MU winger Jacob Crews became the eighth player to lead Missouri in 11 games this season.

Mizzou (10-1) is expected to be without senior Caleb Grill for the game as the guard is still recovering from a neck injury he suffered on Nov. 27.

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Illinois (7-3) is playing its second straight game against SEC opponents after losing to No. 1 Tennessee on Dec. 14 in Champaign, Illinois. The Illini’s other losses this season came against Alabama and Northwestern, and they also won against Arkansas and Wisconsin.

Here’s how Missouri takes on Illinois in the Braggin’ Rights contest, including tip time and streaming options for the game at Enterprise Center:

What channel is the Missouri vs. Illinois basketball game on?

TV channels: ESPN

Electricity: FUBO

Missouri’s game against Illinois will be broadcast live on ESPN. Tom Hart will be the game’s play-by-play announcer and Daymeon Fishback will be the on-air analyst.

The game can also be streamed live using FUBO, which offers potential customers a free trial.

Watch Missouri vs. Illinois for free with FUBO

Here’s how to listen to Sunday’s game

Satellite radio: Sirius XM 374 / SXM App: 374

Tiger Radio Network will broadcast the game live on satellite channel 374 with “Voice of the Tigers” Mike Kelly as play-by-play announcer and Chris Gervino as analyst. Fans can also tune in via the Sirius XM app on channel 374.

What time will Braggin’ Rights tip?

Date: Sunday December 22nd

Time: Midday CDT

Missouri’s game against Illinois is traditionally on the Sunday before Christmas, but the reference to the Dec. 22 game in St. Louis is scheduled a little earlier than usual, with the game scheduled to start at noon.

Tickets for the game at Mizzou Arena are currently available on StubHub, with prices starting at $62.

2024-25 Missouri basketball season schedule

Home games are in bold.

Game marked with an asterisk on neutral side

*All times listed in CDT.*	*Date (time)*	*Opponent*	*Location* *TV channels*
/ Result	November 4th	Memphis	Memphis, Tennessee.Memphis 83, Mizzou 75
*(0-1)*	*November 8th*	*Howard*	*Mizzou ArenaMissouri 77, Howard 62***
*(1-1)*	*November 11th*	*Eastern Washington*	*Mizzou ArenaMissouri 84, EMU 77***
*(2-1)*	*November 14th*	*Miss. Valley State*	*Mizzou ArenaMissouri 111, MVSU 39***
*(3-1)*	*November 22nd*	*Pacific*	*Mizzou Arena*
*Missouri 91, Pacific 56 (4-1)*	*November 24th*	*Arkansas Pine Bluff*	Mizzou Arena
*Missouri 112, UAPB 63 (5-1)*	*November 27th*	*Linden wood*	Mizzou Arena
*Missouri 81, Lindenwood 61 (6-1)*	*December 3rd*	*California*	*Mizzou Arena*
*Missouri 98, Cal 93 (7-1)*	*Dec 8th*	*Kansas*	*Mizzou Arena*
*Missouri 76, Kansas 67 (8-1)*	*Dec 14*	*LIU*	*Mizzou Arena*
*Missouri 88, LIU 61 (9-1)*	*Dec 17*	*Jacksonville State*	*Mizzou Arena*
Missouri 83, Jax State 72 (10-1)	Dec. 22 (noon)	Illinois*	St Louis
ESPN	Dec. 30 (6:30 p.m.)	State of Alabama	Mizzou Arena
SECN+	January 4th (3 p.m.)	Auburn	Auburn, Ala.
SEC Network	Jan. 7 (8 p.m.)	LSU	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	Jan. 11 (2:30 p.m.)	Vanderbilt	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	Jan. 14 (8 p.m.)	Florida	Gainesville, Florida.
ESPNU	Jan. 18 (5 p.m.)	Arkansas	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	Jan. 21 (8 p.m.)	Texas	Austin, Texas
SEC Network	Jan. 25 (5 p.m.)	Ole Miss	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	February 1st (noon)	Mississippi State	Starkville, Miss.
SEC Network	February 5th (6 p.m.)	Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee.
SEC Network	February 8th (2:30 p.m.)	Texas A&M	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	February 12th (8 p.m.)	Oklahoma	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	February 15 (2:30 p.m.)	Georgia	Athens, Georgia.
SEC Network	February 19th (8 p.m.)	Alabama	Mizzou Arena
SEC Network	February 22nd (7 p.m.)	Arkansas	Fayetteville, Arkansas.
ESPN/ESPN2	February 25th (8 p.m.)	South Carolina	Mizzou Arena
ESPN2/ESPNU	March 1st (5 p.m.)	Vanderbilt	Nashville, Tennessee.
SEC Network	March 5th (7 p.m.)	Oklahoma	Norman, okay.
SECN+	March 8th (11 a.m.)	Kentucky	Mizzou Arena
ESPN/SEC Network	12th-16th March	SEC Tournament	Nashville, Tennessee.
Still open	March 18th – April 7th	NCAA tournament	Still open

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