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What channel is Tennessee basketball vs Mississippi State on today: Time, TV schedule, streaming
Tennessee men’s basketball will face No. 14 Mississippi State in Knoxville on Tuesday, fresh off a one-point road loss against unranked Vanderbilt.
The No. 7 Vols’ record fell to 16-2 overall and 3-2 in the SEC.
The Bulldogs (15-3, 3-2) are the only SEC team Tennessee did not defeat last season en route to the regular-season conference title.
The Vols’ schedule doesn’t get any easier after Tuesday, with games against top-ranked Auburn, No. 9 Kentucky and No. 5 Florida, which won the first matchup between the two teams this season by 30 points.
Here’s how to watch the Tennessee basketball vs. Mississippi State game today, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:
Watch Tennessee vs. Mississippi State live on Fubo (free trial)
Tennessee men’s basketball vs. Mississippi State can be watched via streaming on SEC Network+, which can be accessed by logging into your cable/streaming subscription that includes the SEC Network.
- Date: Tuesday, Jan. 21
- Start time: 7 p.m. ET
The Tennessee men’s basketball vs. Mississippi State game starts at 7 p.m. ET Tuesday from Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center in Knoxville
Tennessee men’s basketball vs Mississippi State predictions, picks, odds
Knox News reporter Mike Wilson’s prediction: Mississippi State 75, Tennessee 67
The Bulldogs gave Tennessee problems last season, and Tennessee is having problems lately. It’s the wrong time for a difficult matchup.
Tennessee Vols basketball schedule 2024-25
- Nov. 4: Gardner-Webb, W 80-64
- Nov. 9: at Louisville, W 77-55
- Nov. 13: Montana, W 92-57
- Nov. 17: Austin Peay, W 103-68
- Nov. 21: vs. Virginia in Nassau, Bahamas, W 64-42
- Nov. 22: vs. Baylor in Nassau, Bahamas, W 77-62
- Nov. 27: UT Martin, W 78-35
- Dec. 3: Syracuse, W 96-70
- Dec. 10: vs. Miami (FL) in New York City, W 75-62
- Dec. 14: at Illinois, W 66-64
- Dec. 17: Western Carolina, W 84-36
- Dec. 23: MTSU, W 82-64
- Dec. 31: Norfolk State, W 67-52
- Jan. 4: Arkansas, W 76-52
- Jan. 7: at Florida, L 73-43
- Jan. 11: at Texas, W 74-70
- Jan. 15: Georgia, W 74-56
- Jan. 18: at Vanderbilt, L 76-75
- Jan. 21: Mississippi State, 7 p.m. on ESPN2/ESPNU
- Jan. 25: at Auburn, 8:30 p.m. on ESPN/ESPN2
- Jan. 28: Kentucky, 7 p.m. on ESPN
- Feb. 1: Florida, 12 p.m. on ESPN/ESPN2
- Feb. 5: Missouri, 7 p.m. on SEC Network
- Feb. 8: at Oklahoma, 12 p.m. on ESPN2/ESPNU
- Feb. 11: at Kentucky, 7 p.m. on ESPN
- Feb. 15: Vanderbilt, 1 p.m. on SEC Network
- Feb. 22: at Texas A&M, 12 p.m. on ESPN/ESPN2
- Feb. 25: at LSU, 9 p.m. on SEC Network
- March 1: Alabama, 1 p.m. on ESPN/ABC
- March 5: at Ole Miss, 9 p.m. on ESPN2/ESPNU
- March 8: South Carolina, 2 p.m. on SEC Network
- March 12-16: SEC Tournament in Nashville
Record: (16-2, 3-2 SEC)
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Mississippi
It’s 2,350 miles long, spans 31 US states and is home to a 100kg animal with a tongue that looks like a worm | Discover Wildlife
The Mississippi River flows for around 2,350 miles through the heart of the US. It drains an area of 1.2 million square miles – that’s roughly 40% of the country – and at certain points is 11 miles wide. It is North America’s second longest river, behind the Missouri River.
Rising from Lake Itasca in Minnesota, the Mississippi winds southwards through a range of environments, draining water from 31 US states before reaching its delta at the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana.
The sheer size of the river and the diversity of habitats it passes through make it a refuge for a huge range of animal species, including more than 260 fish, 326 birds, 50 mammals and at least 145 amphibians and reptiles, according to the National Park Service.
There are many weird and wonderful animals living within the Mississippi’s vast waters, but surely one of the strangest is the alligator snapping turtle.
This prehistoric-looking reptile is massive. It can weigh up to 100kg and males can grow well over half a metre long, making it the largest freshwater turtle in North America.
And as if its size wasn’t enough, the alligator snapper has a host of other characteristics that make it one of the Mississippi’s most striking creatures, including a dark, spiky shell (known as carapace), a brick-like head and a sharp, hooked beak. With such a formidable appearance, it’s easy to see how the turtle got its ‘alligator’ name.
But perhaps the turtle’s most curious feature is a worm-like appendage found on its tongue, which it uses as a lure to catch prey, such as fish, amphibians and invertebrates. Alligator snappers are also quite happy scavenging for food.
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NIL money comes with a price. More specifically, a tax bill.
The Mississippi legislature is trying to reduce that burden for college athletes who play there.
Via Bea Anhuci of the Mississippi Clarion Ledger, the Mississippi House of Representatives has passed a bill that would exempt NIL earnings from state income tax.
It’s a recruiting tool for Ole Miss and Mississippi State, one that would put the Mississippi schools on equal footing with other states that host SEC universities. Florida, Tennessee, and Texas have no state income tax, and Arkansas carved out NIL earnings from the state’s income tax burden in 2025.
Mississippi currently charges a four-percent tax on anyone making more than $10,000 per year.
NIL earnings remain subject to federal income tax.
The bill will have to also pass the Mississippi Senate, and the governor would then be required to sign it into law.
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