Tennessee vs Auburn - How to Watch, Latest Predictions on the CBB Showdown

The No. 6 ranked Tennessee Volunteers head on the road to take on the No. 1 ranked Auburn Tigers on Saturday night. Here's how to watch the TV Broadcast.
The No. 6 ranked Tennessee Volunteers are (4-2) in SEC Conference play this season and have a chance Saturday night to have the season's biggest signature-win on the road against the No. 1 ranked Auburn Tigers. Auburn is undefeated in the conference, and a win on the road like this would go a long way at the end of the season when NCAA Brackets seeding occurs.
Tennessee vs Auburn - How to Watch
- Gameday: Saturday, January 25th. 2025
- Game time: 8:30 pm ET
- TV: ESPN
- Location: Neville Arena (Auburn, AL)
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- Stream on ESPN - HERE
Tennessee vs Auburn Predictions
ESPN Matchup Prediction Machine: Auburn - 74.1%
ESPN BPI Rank (Auburn): 3rd
ESPN BPI Rank (Tennessee): 4th
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