Which channel will broadcast the Texas Longhorns vs. Mississippi State college football game?
Texas and Mississippi State are set to clash in their SEC debut, with one team feeling optimistic while the other faces challenges.
The Longhorns are dealing with quarterback uncertainty after Quinn Ewers missed last week’s game due to injury, allowing Arch Manning to step in and lead Texas to a dominant 51-3 victory over UL Monroe. Texas showcased a strong running game, recording nearly as many carries (52) as UL Monroe had rushing yards (57).
Fans can catch the game on the SEC Network, which is available for free on fuboTV with a trial offer (plus $30 off the first month). It’s also accessible on DirecTV Stream, which offers a free trial, and SlingTV has promotional deals as well.
The Bulldogs, struggling at 1-3, come into this game on a three-game losing streak after falling to Florida, Toledo, and Arizona State. They received unfortunate news with starting QB Blake Shapen being sidelined for the season following their 45-28 loss to Florida in their SEC opener.
**Game Details:**
– **Teams:** Texas Longhorns vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs
– **Date:** September 28, 2024, at 4:15 PM ET
– **Location:** DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
– **Streaming:** fuboTV (free trial + $30 off the first month), Sling, or DirecTV Stream
### Key Matchup:
Mississippi State’s defensive line will face Texas running back Jaydon Blue, who had a standout performance against Louisiana-Monroe, rushing for 124 yards and four touchdowns. The Bulldogs have struggled against the run, allowing significant yardage in recent games.
### Players to Watch:
– **Mississippi State:** Freshman quarterback Michael Van Buren will make his start in front of a large crowd, facing a tough Texas defense that has allowed only two touchdowns this season.
– **Texas:** Linebackers Anthony Hill Jr. and Liona Lefau are key defensive playmakers, with Hill leading the team in tackles and Lefau contributing with sacks and a safety last week.
### Facts & Figures:
Texas boasts the top scoring defense nationally and ranks fifth overall, with seven interceptions this season, the most in the SEC. Meanwhile, Mississippi State has scored in 48 consecutive games since October 2020.
