How to Watch Texas Longhorns vs Ole Miss: TV Channel, Time, & SEC Tournament Info
By Craig Dudek
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The Ole Miss Rebels face off against the Texas Longhorns in a neutral-site clash at the SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament. As conference rivals, both programs arrive looking to advance. Under head coach Chris Beard, the 15-seed Rebels finished 4-14 in SEC play and enter the tournament aiming to build momentum after a tough stretch of games. On the opposing sideline, head coach Sean Miller guides a 10-seed Texas program that went 9-9 in the conference and is seeking to solidify its NCAA tournament resume. With neither squad currently ranked in the AP Top 25, this matchup presents a vital opportunity for both teams to make a postseason statement. Fans are tracking the rivalry closely, especially given Beard’s recent comments about using past matchups as motivation. Continue reading to find out everything you need to know to catch the action, including the scheduled tip-off time, the Nashville location, the television broadcast details, and your available streaming options.
When is Texas vs Ole Miss? What time does it start?
The neutral-site matchup between the Texas Longhorns and the Ole Miss Rebels is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
Tip-off is set for 7:00 PM ET. The game takes place at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.
Where is Texas vs Ole Miss?
This conference tournament contest takes place at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. For this neutral-site game, the Texas Longhorns serve as the designated home team, and the Ole Miss Rebels act as the designated away team.
How can I watch Texas vs Ole Miss?
The conference tournament matchup between the Texas Longhorns and the Ole Miss Rebels airs live on the SEC Network. Viewers can watch the television broadcast of the game directly on this channel.
How can I stream Texas vs Ole Miss?
For fans looking to stream the game, the SEC Network broadcast is accessible online. If you do not have a traditional cable or satellite package, you can still stream the action using several live TV platforms that carry the SEC Network:
Who will win?
Data from Kalshi on March 11th.
The Texas Longhorns are more likely to secure the victory in this conference tournament matchup. The Longhorns carry an implied win probability of 70 percent. The Ole Miss Rebels enter the game as the statistical underdog with a 30 percent implied probability of winning the contest. The numbers clearly establish Texas as the favored team to advance.
Texas enters the game relying heavily on SEC Newcomer of the Year Dailyn Swain, who leads the team in scoring, rebounding, assists, and steals. Ole Miss looks to bounce back from a difficult conference stretch, hoping a few days of rest give them a competitive advantage. Fans who want to put their sports knowledge to the test can find game predictions on Kalshi. On the Kalshi platform, users can predict the outright outcome of this SEC Tournament clash and interact with other college basketball matchups.
Creative Manager and Writer at Sportradar. Craig has previously worked as a camera operator and video director in radio and television, as well as a content coordinator in the non-profit sector.
