How to watch Missouri basketball vs Miami today in NCAA Tournament – Columbia Daily Tribune

No. 10-seed Missouri basketball will take on 7-seed Miami in the Round of 64 of the NCAA Tournament on Friday night in St. Louis. The Tigers are in the Big Dance for the third time in four seasons under head coach Dennis Gates.
Missouri (20-12) is on a three-game losing streak entering the tournament, losing each of its last two regular-season games and falling to Kentucky at the SEC Tournament. 
MU’s last win in March Madness was against Utah State in 2023, which remains the Tigers’ only win at the NCAA Tournament since 2010.
To break that streak, the Tigers will need to beat a Miami outfit that went from seven wins in 2024-25 to a 25-8 team under first-year head coach Jai Lucas. 
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Here’s how to watch Missouri take on Miami on Friday in the NCAA Tournament:
Watch Missouri vs. Miami with Sling
Date: Friday, March 20
Time: 9:10 p.m. CDT
Location: Enterprise Center in St. Louis
Mizzou’s game against Miami in the first round of the NCAA Tournament will take place at 9:10 p.m. CDT on Friday, March 20 in St. Louis. It will be the last game of the first round to tip off.
TV Channel: truTV
Stream: Sling
Missouri basketball’s game against Miami in the NCAA Tournament Round of 64 will air on truTV. The game will be available to stream on Sling.
The broadcast crew on truTV will be Spero Dedes as the play-by-play announcer, Jim Spanarkel as the analyst and Jon Rothstein as the sideline reporter.
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Satellite radio: Tiger Radio Network / XM: 208 or 201 / SXM App: 963
Tiger Radio Network will air the game live with Mike Kelly as the play-by-play announcer and Chris Gervino as the analyst. 
Fans can also tune in via the SiriusXM app, channel 963, or via XM channels 208 or 201 for the Westwood One broadcast, featuring Nate Gatter as the play-by-play announcer and Jordan Cornette as the analyst.
Home games are listed in bold.
Neutral-site game listed with an asterisk (*).
All times listed in CDT.

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