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Ways to watch Missouri vs. Vanderbilt for free: Schedule and livestream options

Ways to watch Missouri vs. Vanderbilt for free: Schedule and livestream options

Vanderbilt vs. Missouri: Key College Football Showdown

This week, “College GameDay” is setting up in Nashville for an exciting clash between two surprising SEC teams, both with potential playoff implications.

No. 10 Vanderbilt will be taking on No. 15 Missouri at FirstBank Stadium this Saturday afternoon.

The Commodores (6-1) are celebrating their best start in 75 years following a notable victory against No. 10 LSU on October 18. Senior quarterback Diego Paiva had an impressive outing, throwing for 160 yards and a touchdown, along with rushing for 86 yards and two more scores.

Vanderbilt is currently showcasing one of the most formidable offenses in the FBS, ranking among the top eight for points per game, averaging around 41.4.

What to Know About the Game

  • When: October 25, 3:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
  • Where: FirstBank Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Streaming: DIRECTV

On the other hand, Missouri comes into the game on a high note, having snatched a nail-biting victory at Auburn, clinched by Beau Pribula’s touchdown scamper in double overtime.

The Tigers have a strong running game, currently ranking high in both rushing yards allowed and defending against ground attacks, so it should be an interesting match-up.

Interestingly, both teams faced their only losses against a consistently strong Alabama Crimson Tide, who are currently enjoying a six-game winning streak.

How to Watch the Game

If you lack cable access, there are options available. A live TV streaming service can help you catch the action for free. DIRECTV offers the best choice, providing a 5-day free trial that includes ESPN among other networks necessary for the NCAA season. After the trial, subscribers can tap into over 90 live channels starting at $49.99 per month.

If you’re hesitant to commit long-term, Sling offers a one-day pass for $4.99, granting 24-hour access to its channels, including ESPN. They also have weekend and week-long passes available, which could be handy if you’re just looking to catch a few games.

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