How to Watch: No. 15 Mizzou Faces Oklahoma in Final Road Matchup

Streaming and radio details for Missouri's final away game of the 2024-2025 season.

Feb 12, 2025; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Missouri Tigers guard Tamar Bates (2) looks to drive against Oklahoma Sooners guard Duke Miles (15) during the first half at Mizzou Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images | Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images

In a largely dominant season for the No. 15-ranked Missouri Tigers, a 3-6 record on the road has been one of the few low spots of their campaign.

Two of the losses were sustained against the Arkansas Razorbacks and Vanderbilt Commodores in the last couple of weeks, hurting the momentum of the Tigers as of late. Their final road matchup of the season will be against the Oklahoma Sooners on Wednesday, giving it a good chance at getting back on track.

Oklahoma has endured a tough season back in the Southeastern Conference, including an 82-58 loss the last time it faced Missouri. Even with the home advantage, it's going to take a lot to come out with a win.

Below is full information for the game, including streaming and radio details.

How to Watch: No. 15 Missouri at Oklahoma Sooners

Who: No. 15 Missouri Tigers (21-8, 10-6 SEC) at the Oklahoma Sooners (17-12, 4-12 SEC)

When: Wednesday, March 5 at 7 p.m. CT

Where: Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Okla.

TV: SEC Network+

If your TV provider includes access to the SEC Network, you must provide the log-in credentials to your TV provider through the ESPN app on a smart TV or laptop. This will provide you access to the SEC Network + stream.

Radio: Tiger Radio Network

Sirius XM: 81

Series History: Oklahoma leads 115-98

Last Time Out, Missouri: A collapse in the closing minutes of the second half and overtime gave the Tigers a 97-93 loss to Vanderbilt. Despite a 28-point performance from Caleb Grill, the Commodores won through clutch buckets and a strong rebounding game.

Last Time Out, Oklahoma: The Sooners sustained their second-straight loss against the Ole Miss Rebels, though it came in a close 87-84 contest. Dayton Forsythe dropped 30 points off the bench, and as a whole Oklahoma knocked down 10-of-22 3-pointers.

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