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What channel is Arkansas basketball vs. Mississippi State on today? Time, TV schedule
Arkansas basketball hits the road Saturday looking to avoid its first losing record in Eric Musselman’s five-year run as head coach.
The Razorbacks (12-12, 3-8 SEC) will face Mississippi State (16-8, 5-6) coming off a lopsided defeat Wednesday against No. 8 Tennessee. The Volunteers ran away in the second half and beat the Hogs by 29 points, which represented Tennessee’s largest-ever victory over Arkansas.
Mississippi State did not play a midweek game, and the Bulldogs are on a two-game winning streak with victories over Georgia and Missouri. The Bulldogs are led by a 1-2 punch of Josh Hubbard and Tolu Smith.
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This will be the only meeting between the schools during the regular season. Arkansas will face Texas A&M on the road Tuesday before returning home for next weekend’s game against Missouri.
Here’s everything you need to know about today’s game between Arkansas and Mississippi State, including time, TV and streaming info, and more:
What channel is Arkansas basketball vs. Mississippi State on today?
The Razorbacks and Bulldogs will be on ESPNU. Streaming options for the game include the ESPN app and FUBO, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.
Arkansas vs. Mississippi State start time
- Date: Saturday, Feb. 17
- Time: 2 p.m. ET, 1 p.m. CT
It will be an early-afternoon tipoff inside Humphrey Coliseum. Kevin Fitzgerald will handle the play-by-play duties with Daymeon Fishback providing color commentary
Arkansas basketball schedule 2023-24
Date | Opponent |
Monday, Nov. 6 | beat Alcorn State 93-59 |
Friday, Nov. 11 | beat Gardner-Webb 86-68 |
Monday, Nov. 13 | beat Old Dominion 86-77 |
Friday, Nov. 17 | lost to UNC-Greensboro 78-72 |
Wednesday, Nov. 22 | beat Stanford 77-74 in double OT (Battle 4 Atlantis) |
Thursday, Nov. 23 | lost to Memphis 84-79 (Battle 4 Atlantis) |
Friday, Nov. 24 | lost to No. 14 North Carolina 87-72 (Battle 4 Atlantis) |
Wednesday, Nov. 29 | beat No. 7 Duke 80-75 |
Monday, Dec. 4 | beat Furman 97-83 |
Saturday, Dec. 9 | lost to No. 19 Oklahoma 79-70 |
Saturday, Dec. 16 | beat Lipscomb 69-66 |
Thursday, Dec. 21 | beat Abilene Christian 83-73 |
Saturday, Dec. 30 | beat UNC Wilmington 106-90 |
Saturday, Jan. 6 | lost to No. 25 Auburn* 83-51 |
Wednesday, Jan. 10 | lost to Georgia* 76-66 |
Saturday, Jan. 13 | lost to Florida* 90-68 |
Tuesday, Jan. 16 | beat Texas A&M* 78-77 |
Saturday, Jan. 20 | lost to South Carolina* 77-64 |
Wednesday, Jan. 24 | lost to Ole Miss* 77-51 |
Saturday, Jan. 27 | lost to No. 6 Kentucky* 63-57 |
Wednesday, Jan. 31 | beat Missouri* 91-84 |
Saturday, Feb. 3 | lost to LSU* 95-74 |
Saturday, Feb. 10 | beat Georgia* 78-75 |
Wednesday, Feb. 14 | lost to No. 8 Tennessee* 92-63 |
Saturday, Feb. 17 | at Mississippi State* |
Tuesday, Feb. 20 | at Texas A&M* |
Saturday, Feb. 24 | vs. Missouri* |
Tuesday, Feb. 27 | vs. Vanderbilt* |
Saturday, March 2 | at No. 22 Kentucky* |
Wednesday, March 6 | vs. LSU* |
Saturday, March 9 | at No. 15 Alabama* |
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Mississippi roundup: Alcorn pounds Valley; Belhaven and Millsaps score wins – The Vicksburg Post
Mississippi roundup: Alcorn pounds Valley; Belhaven and Millsaps score wins
Published 10:37 pm Saturday, September 28, 2024
Alcorn State stayed grounded and pounded Mississippi Valley State on Saturday.
Jacorian Sewell rushed for 164 yards and a touchdown, and the Braves totaled 299 yards on the ground as a team as they beat the Delta Devils 41-21 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
Alcorn quarterback Xzavier Vaughn finished with 57 yards and a touchdown rushing, and also completed 8 of 14 passes for 105 yards and a TD.
Sewell had a 55-yard TD run and Vaughn a 5-yard TD in the second quarter as Alcorn raced to a 24-7 halftime lead.
Noah Kiani kicked field goals of 47 and 43 yards for Alcorn State (2-3, 1-0 SWAC).
Defensive back Edwin Summerour had three interceptions for Alcorn, which will host Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. for homecoming.
Mississippi Valley State (0-5, 0-1) quarterbacks Jaydyn Sisk and Ty’Jarian Williams were a combined 17-of-36 passing for 194 yards, with one touchdown and four interceptions.
Jackson State 43, Texas Southern 14
Jacobian Morgan threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more, and Jackson State (3-2, 1-0 SWAC) scored 30 points in the second half to pull away from Texas Southern (1-3, 1-1).
Morgan was 13-of-22 passing for 185 yards, and rushed for 96 yards on 12 carries. He scored on a 72-yard run with 7:05 left in the game to start a strong closing surge for Jackson State.
JSU blocked a punt for a safety, and then Travis Terrell Jr. returned the ensuing free kick for a 79-yard touchdown. The 16 points in less than two minutes took JSU’s lead from 27-14 to 43-14.
Belhaven 30, North Carolina Wesleyan 12
Caleb Gallashaw rushed for 99 yards and a touchdown, his brother D’Ante Gallashaw had 88 yards and a TD, and Belhaven (1-3, 1-1 USA South) beat North Carolina Wesleyan (0-4, 0-2).
It was the first career win for Belhaven coach C.J. Nightingale.
Constantine Hontzas kicked two field goals and the Blazers recorded a safety before D’Ante Gallashaw scored on a 29-yard run for their first touchdown.
Belhaven finished with 234 rushing yards as a team.
Millsaps 31, Sewanee 21
Freshman quarterback Cole Canatella threw two touchdown passes to Connor Ladner in the fourth quarter to help Millsaps (3-1, 1-0 Southern Athletic Association) pull away from Sewanee (1-3, 0-1).
Millsaps led 17-14 entering the fourth quarter, and then Canatella and Ladner hooked up for TD passes of 14 and 28 yards to push it to 31-14 with 4:19 remaining.
Canatella finished 31-of-38 passing for 381 yards and three touchdowns, and also scored a rushing TD.
Willie Elliott caught 10 passes for 118 yards and a touchdown, and Ladner had five receptions for 91 yards and the two TDs.
Sewanee quarterback Jacorin Thomas passed for 237 yards and three touchdowns.
Chowan 27, Mississippi College 25
Chowan quarterback Maurice Smith threw three touchdown passes in the first half, and the Hawks (1-1, 1-0 Gulf South Conference) held off a comeback by Mississippi College (0-4, 0-2) in the second half to win on Saturday.
Smith threw touchdown passes of 28 and 22 yards to Jakobe Lane, and a 37-yarder to Gabrial Jackson to help Chowan take a 27-10 lead at halftime,
Mississippi College scored 15 unanswered points in the second half, on a 20-yard TD pass from Jackson Allen to Javier Batiste and a 21-yard run by Marcus Williams, as well as a safety.
Williams’ touchdown with 4:48 left in the game cut it to 27-25. The two-point conversion was no good, however.
Mississippi College got the ball back with 2:12 left, but did not get a first down and turned it over on downs.
Batiste finished with six receptions for 111 yards and a touchdown for the Choctaws. Four MC quarterbacks combined to complete 27 of 47 passes for 288 yards, with two touchdowns and four interceptions.
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Report Card: Mixed grades for Texas in sloppy win over Mississippi State
Arch Manning looked much more comfortable this week. The game seemed to slow down for him. Manning still went deep a lot, but he didn’t force the ball into double or triple coverage. The only deep ball his really missed on was a Johntay Cook II drop on a sure touchdown.
Manning went 26 of 32 for 324 yards, 2 TDs and (importantly) 0 INTs. Arch also rushed for 33 yards and a TD. This is likely Manning’s last start for a while as Ewers should be back in two weeks for the Oklahoma game in the Cotton Bowl. After the game, Manning said he felt more relaxed.
added 33 rushing yards and another score, despite Johntay Cook II dropping a wide-open touchdown pass that would’ve added another 62 passing yards in the second quarter. A week after throwing two interceptions in his first start against UL Monroe, Manning said he felt more relaxed.
“I think last week I didn’t have as much fun as I wanted to. I think I had a little bit more fun today even though it was a little rocky.” — Arch Manning
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No. 1 Texas Leads Mississippi State After Sloppy First Half
AUSTIN — The SEC era in Austin has officially begun, though it could’ve certainly gotten off to a smoother start.
The No. 1 Texas Longhorns kicked off conference play Saturday at home against Mississippi State, but did so without their starting quarterback. With Quinn Ewers sidelined for a second straight game, Arch Manning got the start and led Texas to a 14-6 halftime lead over the Bulldogs. He went 15 of 19 passing for 202 yards and one touchdown in the first half.
Mississippi State dominated time of possession 20:34 to 8:57 in the first half, as head coach Jeff Lebby’s game plan was clearly to keep the ball out of Manning’s hands.
The Bulldogs put together a steady opening drive that featured a heavy dose of runs, as both Van Buren and backup quarterback Chris Parson used their legs.
And on Texas’ first possession, Manning found Matthew Golden for a 22-yard gain on a comeback route that got 15 yards added on due to a facemask penalty. On the next play, he connected with Isaiah Bond for a 16-yard pickup. The Longhorns were right outside the red zone after just two plays.
Sophomore receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. appeared to have a touchdown two plays later, but his 20-yard gain was ruled short of the end zone at the one-yard line. Blue punched it on the next play for this fifth total touchdown in the last five quarters.
After a quick Bulldogs three-and-out, the Longhorns were in prime position once again after competitions of 27 and 17 yards to Bond. However, Blue made his first big miscue of the season with a fumble at the 20-yard line that Mississippi State recovered.
The Bulldogs were unable to take advantage of the takeaway and punted after seven plays. Texas was unable to do anything as well on the ensuing possession after a holding penalty on Cam Williams forced the drive to end in a three-and-out.
A partially-blocked punt by the Bulldogs set Van Buren and the offense up at the Texas 37-yard line. After gaining only 10 yards in seven plays, Mississippi State got on the board with a 45-yard field goal from Kyle Ferrie to make it a 7-3 game.
Looking to respond, the Longhorns started the next drive with a 12-yard catch-and-run from running back Quintrevion Wisner, who powered through multiple defenders. Manning then took a depp shot to Johntay Cook II, Wisner’s second cousin, two plays later on third down, but the would-be 62-yard touchdown fell through his hands. Texas punted for the second straight drive.
The Bulldogs added their second field goal on a 10-play, 64 drive to make it a 7-6 after the two-minute timeout.
Texas had one last chance to make the most of the first half, which Manning did after finding Moore Jr. for a lofting 49-yard touchdown pass down the left sideline with 29 seconds to play.
The Longhorns will get the ball to begin the second half.
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