SEC announces TV broadcast update for Week 10 Mizzou-Texas game
By Andrew Olson
Published:
Everything is set for the upcoming meeting between Mizzou and Texas.
Late Saturday night, the SEC shared a broadcast update for the meeting between the Tigers and Longhorns. The game will air on ESPN in the noon ET/11 a.m. CT slot.
The early kick was previously announced on Monday. At that time, it had not been decided by Disney whether the game would air on ABC or ESPN.
📺 TV Broadcast Update: Nov. 7 @TexasFootball at @MizzouFootball – 12 PM ET on ESPN #SECFB
— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) November 1, 2026
RELATED: Looking to play for the first time? SDS ranks the best DFS apps so you don’t have to.
Both Mizzou and Texas picked up SEC wins in Week 9. The Tigers took care of business on the road at Arkansas, winning 34-10. The Longhorns completed their sweep of the Mississippi schools, defeating Mississippi State 31-3 on Saturday in Austin.
As of publishing time, Sunday’s new AP Top 25 is not out, but both teams were ranked in Week 9. Texas entered Saturday at No. 11 while Mizzou was No. 23.
Mizzou and Texas first played each other in 1894. Saturday will be the first time the Tigers and Longhorns play as members of the SEC. The teams last faced each other in the 2017 Texas Bowl when Mizzou was in the SEC but Texas was still a member of the Big 12. The Tigers and Longhorns played their last Big 12 conference game in 2011.
Like our coverage? Make SDS a preferred source in your searches!
Andrew writes about sports to fund his love of live music and collection of concert posters. He strongly endorses the Hall of Fame campaign of Fred Taylor.
